The audiovisual work Moirures by Francis Dhomont and Inés Wickmann ranked third at the electroacoustic music competition organized by the Eastman Computer Music Center, Rochester (USA) for its 25th anniversary.

MTM Radio presents over 12 hours of electroacoustics every week including composer Louis Dufort’s programme Voile d’Orphée. Musique des temps modernes (Modern Times Music, MTM) is a new Internet subcribe radio [launched on November 6, 2005] dedicated to music from the 20th and 21st centuries. [MTM Radio will close on September 23, 2007 à 6 pm.]

In collaboration with the CEC and PeP, electrocd.com will include a free copy of the recent CD Cache 2004 with any online purchase, while supplies last. The item is automatically added to your shopping cart when you make a purchase on the electrocd.com website. Cache 2004 is a compilation produced by the Canadian Electroacoustic Community (CEC). [Finished on June 12, 2006.]

Jocelyn Robert made a selection of videographic works by John Oswald, Éric Gagnon, Bernard Gigounon, Julia Page and Ben Reisman for La lumière immobile, an exhibition at Dazibao gallery (Montréal) from April 28 to June 3, 2006.

The band Mixel Pixel is known for original visuals during their concerts. This new video by Devin Clark based on drawings by Rob Corradetti, from their album Rainbow Panda, opens a small window to their friendly psychedelic universe.

Musique des temps modernes (Modern Times Music) is a new Internet radio entirely dedicated to music from the 20th and 21st centuries. It is probably the first Internet French speaking pay radio focusing only on modern, contempprary, avant-garde and electroacousic music. While French speaking, the programmes are mostly music. The schedule includes a programme for electroacoustics on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 pm to midnight (Montréal time).