Antarctica, indeed the only solid land on Earth, not claimed by any country.In the era of satellites, wireless networks, and fiber optic cables, its ever harder to see the vision that Vaughn described for his orchestral work.Antarctic Suite: Ice Loops portrays is a land made of complex ecological interactions.Instead of a metaphor, the composition aims to go to Antarctica and record the sound of the continent.Using digital media, video, and high tech recording equipment, DJ Spooky will go to Antarctica and paint an acoustic portrait of this rapidly transforming environment.Vaughn could only do with metaphor in 1949.Actually, art has always had a prominent place in the exploration of Antarctica.Photography began in the 1830's and only in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was it possible to take photographs in cold environments.His father was a lawyer and member of the faculty at Howard University but died when Miller was only three.Growing up in the '80s saw Miller interested in D.Scanner entitled The Quick and the Dead.The highly praised mix CD Under the Influence appeared the following year, but the next real album to appear from the DJ was 2002's Modern Mantra.The same year he was courted to remix two different label's output.Sub Rosa material appeared as Rhythm Science in January, and Thirsty Ear gave Spooky access to their Blue Series for Celestial Mechanix, released in June.Dave Lombardo, came out, followed the next year by DJ Spooky Presents: 50,000 Volts of Trojan Records.Please refresh the page to fix the problem.Spooky was born Paul Miller in Washington, D.Scanner entitled The Quick and the Dead.Its remix companion, Dubtometry, appeared early in 2003.Acclaimed turntablist and producer talks about his latest reggae remix project, Creation Rebel, as well as his...