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Terre Thaemlitz was born on 1968 in Minnesota, U.S., is an An american electronic musicians. Discover Terre Thaemlitz's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 56 years old?

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Terre Thaemlitz is a musician, composer, owner of the record label Comatonse Recordings, and a public speaker.

Thaemlitz's work critically combines themes of identity politics – including gender, sexuality, class, linguistics, ethnicity and race – with an ongoing critique of the socio-economics of commercial media production.

This diversity of themes is matched by Thaemlitz's wide range of production styles, which include electroacoustic computer music, club-oriented deep house, digital jazz, ambient, and computer-composed neo-expressionist piano solos.

Graphic design, photography, illustration, text and video also play a part in Thaemlitz's projects.

As a speaker and educator on issues of non-essentialist transgender, pansexual and queer sexuality, Thaemlitz has participated in panel discussions throughout Europe and Japan, as well as held numerous cross-cultural sensitivity workshops at Tokyo's Uplink Factory near Thaemlitz's current residence in Kawasaki, Japan.

1990

Terre Thaemlitz's Soil and Tranquilizer releases in the early and mid-1990s served to introduce a "political" form of ambient music, continued in later releases such as Couture Cosmetique and Means from an End, which aim to recast the usually passive artist-listener-environment equation.

Thaemlitz's colleagues in the political ambient music front include the sound activist group Ultra-red.

1995

Directed by Iara Lee, produced by George Gund, (US: Caipirinha Productions, 1995).

Three tracks featured on soundtrack.

Sound engineering for trailer.

1997

Originally released on VHS (US: Comatonse Recordings, 1997, V.000).

1998

Following their remixes of Thaemlitz's Still Life with Numerical Analysis in 1998, Ultra-red joined Thaemlitz on the German label Mille Plateaux for their first two albums: Second Nature: An Electroacoustic Pastoral (1999) and Structural Adjustments (2000).

Directed by Iara Lee, produced by George Gund III, (US: Caipirinha Productions, 1998).

Interview.

2001

Originally released on VHS (Japan: Comatonse Recordings, 2001, V.001) and DVD ("Volatile Media," UK: Lovebytes, 2002, DSP2).

2002

Directed by Ninon Liotet and Olivier Schulbaum, (Germany: ZDF 2002).

Interview and music.

2003

Originally released on VHS (Japan: Comatonse Recordings, 2003, V.002).

In English and Japanese.

2005

Italy: .::invernomuto::., 2005, Issue 3.

Audio and photography.

Written, directed, filmed and edited by Terre Thaemlitz.

Japan: Comatonse Recordings, 2005/2003, D.001.NTSC | D.001.PAL.

Written, directed, filmed and edited by Terre Thaemlitz.

Commissioned by Lovebytes and funded by the Arts Council of England.

Released with "Silent Passability" on DVD (Japan: Comatonse Recordings, 2005, D.000.NTSC).

Japan: Comatonse Recordings, 2005/2001, D.000.NTSC.

Written, directed, filmed and edited by Terre Thaemlitz.

Released with Interstices on DVD (Japan: Comatonse Recordings, 2005, D.000.NTSC).

Japan: Comatonse Recordings, 2005/1997, D.000.NTSC.

2006

In the introduction, which was originally written in 2006, Thaemlitz writes, "My intention is to write in defense of pessimism, and to critically reject the incessant optimism lurking at the core of virtually all media, conferences, concerts, events and symposia – "critical media" or not."

2010

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Comatonse Records, Thaemlitz released a free best-of compilation CD.

Physical copies are no longer in print, but MP3s are available for free (along with a bonus track that did not fit on the original release) through Comatonse.

2015

Terre Thaemlitz published the essay collection Nuisance in 2015, which contained essays on identity and music written between 1996 and its year of publication.