Martin Tétreault will take part in the Digifest 2008: Water’s Edge — Catastrophe Trauma Possibility on March 30, 2008 at the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto. He will present Audio-O-Catastrophes I & II — Audio Autopsy Inside the Secret Activities of the Turntable, a performance accompanying a montage of large-framed projections realized by Ingo Gunther, Melissa Shiff, Cathy Gordon, Henk Hofstra and others.

Go see Martin Tétreault in solo and duet with Mike Hansen during the espaceSONO:: audio.lab event presented by Upgrade! Montréal. The performance will take place on Friday September 14, 2007 at SAT in Montréal. Moreover, from September 10 to 23 {nbio:tetreault_ma} will be in artist in residence at SAT. This residence will conclude with a public performance on September 23.

The Suoni Per Il Popolo festival will take place from June 1 - 30, 2007 at Casa del Popolo and La Sala Rossa, Montréal. Many artists from the actuelle and electro music scene will be there, including:

• John Butcher + Martin Tétreault, on June 14;
• Alexandre St-Onge; on June 15;
• Foodsoon (Bernard Falaise, Fabrizio Gilardino, Alexander MacSween), on June 20;
• A_dontigny + Camp + Milliseconde topographie, on June 24, for the No Type label showcase.

The four poets José Acquelin, Léon Guy Dupuis, Bertrand Laverdure, and Yannick Renaud with “turntablist” Martin Tétreault will give a live public reading embellished by the Cuban spirit as part of the Quebecuba event. It will take place from May 27 to June 1, 2007 in Havana (Cuba).

Thanks to Christian Dugas’s participation on drums, Martin Tétreault will present Solo de batterie sur vinyles avec 4 tourne-disques, followed by a short improvisation with Andrew Liles, on May 12, 2007 at Send + Receive Festival in Winnipeg.

Katharine Norman’s book Sounding Art (242 pages + 1 CD) is now available on electrocd.com. The book describes various aspects of sound art, and presents the work of many artists such as Magali Babin, Luc Ferrari, Barry Truax, Francisco López, Hildegard Westerkamp, Francis Dhomont, Merzbow, John Oswald, and Martin Tétreault.