Déluge presents three new 2002 fall releases. First, on Saccacomie, four musicians remix a classic country composition by Rodrigue Frappier. Also, Raphaël Simard aka Le Packageur, proposes his last opus, Rond Rond. Finally, A_dontigny (one half of morceaux_de_machines) offers a mad deconstruction of Québec pop music with On est 7 millions, faut s’sampler!.

Cinéma pour l’oreille has released Consciously Unconscious. Unconsciously Conscious. by Zbigniew Karkowski and Train de nuit (Noord 3-683) by Lionel Marchetti.

The 3rd Biennale de Montréal (September 27 to November 3, 2002) pays tribute to Betty Goodwin, Montréal artist who signs the cover of the CD Les méandres du rêve by Serge Arcuri.

Composer Ned Bouhalassa, who can be heard on the album Aérosol, pens the soundtrack for the Québec feature film Home, directed by Phyllis Katrapani.

Gabriel Dharmoo, who presents his electronic compositions on the album Besoins cathodiques, won the SOCAN Foundation’s Godfrey Ridout Award for his composition À l’homme. Also awarded is young composer Martin Leclerc who won both first and second prize of the Hugh Le Caine Award for his electroacoustics works … et le ça and Il y a… il y avait des fleurs.

Visual artist and cartoonist Guy Boutin, who signs the cover art for liberum arbitrium, shows his latest works September 7 to 28, 2002 at Montréal’s Studio 303.