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"We make out of the quarrel with others, rhetoric,
but of the quarrel with ourselves, poetry."

  - Yeats


 As a writers and composers, Daniel Staniforth and Rebsie Fairholm like to craft
"Sonic Poetscapes,” hybrid pieces that cloak the spoken word with an array of sound treatments - anywhere from ethereal to disturbing.

See the new video for "The Ruin"





(Click on the photos to listen)

Omar Nasr: drums, synthesizers
Daniel Staniforth: vocals
Daniel Staniforth: synthesizers, vocals
Rebsie Fairholm: vocals
Daniel Staniforth: vocals, cello, Recorder
Rebsie Fairholm: vocals
Daniel Staniforth: Cello
Rebsie Fairholm: vocals
Daniel Staniforth: organ, drums, bass, vocals


Daniel Staniforth: synthesizers, vocals
Rebsie Fairholm: vocals
Daniel Staniforth: synthesizers, cello
Randolf Ambrose: drums, synthesizers
Daniel Staniforth: vocals
Josh Bagel: drums, synthesizers,
Daniel Staniforth: bells, samples, recorder, vocals
Daniel Staniforth: guitars, bass, drums, vocals


Some of Daniel's poems have recently been published in:

Rogue Poetry Review
The Houston Literary Review
In Stereo Press Audio Zine
Monkey Puzzle Press
TRICKHOUSE


Here is a collection of Live Readings & Performances:
(Click on the links to listen)


G-Spot Performed at Naropa University,
July 11th 2009.
Poetry by Anne Waldman
Cello by Daniel Staniforth
Improvosition for Cello & Piano
Performed at Naropa University,
July 11th,2009.
Cello by Daniel Staniforth
Piano by Rodrigo Gonzalez


Wild is the Wind Performed at the LAUNCH Concert, June 12th 2009
Vocals & Guitar by Daniel Staniforth - Saxaphone by Mark Miller

Fireworks at Makr-al-Deeb by Daniel Staniforth at Naropa University, July 4th 2008
(includes some graphic language)

3 Poems by Pierre Joris at Naropa University, July 11th 2008
with piano duet by Daniel Staniforth & Soledad D'Costa

3 Poems by Raymond Federman at Naropa University, July 11th 2008,
with piano duet by Daniel Staniforth & Rodrigo Gonzalez