Robert Fenner
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Jen Black
I hold Robert Fenner in very high regard as a musician, and have nothing but respect for what the future holds for him in his journey through soundscapes. I have always admired him for being ahead of his time, at every corner, and there isn't really a limit to what he can do. He has performed at many of my events in London and Berlin over the years within several of his musical incarnations, and all of them have been inspiring for myself and our audiences. He is a true, non-pretentious talent, with powerful insight and expert knowledge of his niche. I look forward to Fenner's future, but moreso to his legend.
Jen Black
I hold Robert Fenner in very high regard as a musician, and have nothing but respect for what the future holds for him in his journey through soundscapes. I have always admired him for being ahead of his time, at every corner, and there isn't really a limit to what he can do. He has performed at many of my events in London and Berlin over the years within several of his musical incarnations, and all of them have been inspiring for myself and our audiences. He is a true, non-pretentious talent, with powerful insight and expert knowledge of his niche. I look forward to Fenner's future, but moreso to his legend.
Jen Black
I hold Robert Fenner in very high regard as a musician, and have nothing but respect for what the future holds for him in his journey through soundscapes. I have always admired him for being ahead of his time, at every corner, and there isn't really a limit to what he can do. He has performed at many of my events in London and Berlin over the years within several of his musical incarnations, and all of them have been inspiring for myself and our audiences. He is a true, non-pretentious talent, with powerful insight and expert knowledge of his niche. I look forward to Fenner's future, but moreso to his legend.
Jen Black
I hold Robert Fenner in very high regard as a musician, and have nothing but respect for what the future holds for him in his journey through soundscapes. I have always admired him for being ahead of his time, at every corner, and there isn't really a limit to what he can do. He has performed at many of my events in London and Berlin over the years within several of his musical incarnations, and all of them have been inspiring for myself and our audiences. He is a true, non-pretentious talent, with powerful insight and expert knowledge of his niche. I look forward to Fenner's future, but moreso to his legend.
Experience
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RPGFan.com
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United States
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Computer Games
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1 - 100 Employee
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Reviews Editor
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Aug 2015 - Present
Responsible for producing reviews and previews of role playing games for consoles, handheld devices and PC/Mac, and proofreading drafts by fellow editors. In this role I have conceptualized and overseen editorials as well as site-wide features, while contributing to features created by other members of staff. I serve as a member of the Game of the Year voting committee, and write selected copy for each year's individual awards. Responsible for producing reviews and previews of role playing games for consoles, handheld devices and PC/Mac, and proofreading drafts by fellow editors. In this role I have conceptualized and overseen editorials as well as site-wide features, while contributing to features created by other members of staff. I serve as a member of the Game of the Year voting committee, and write selected copy for each year's individual awards.
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MisanthroPop
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London, UK
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Website Editor & Podcaster
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Oct 2014 - Present
My personal website. MisanthroPop serves to highlight computer & video games with cult followings, as well as games that may have been overlooked. I write about commercial games as well as independently-developed projects and freeware. I have conducted interviews with cult indie devs, and produced a feature on Japanese adventure games. MisanthroPop is also the home of MisanthroPlay, a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Alvin Chua and myself, in which we take a deep and analytical look at various aspects of the development of digital games; be it trends, genres, themes, series or even individual games. Show less
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Hardcore Gaming 101
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Entertainment
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1 - 100 Employee
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Freelance Contributor
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Mar 2015 - Present
I contribute in-depth features on overlooked Japanese games. I contribute in-depth features on overlooked Japanese games.
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The Liberty Snake
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London, United Kingdom
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Curator
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Feb 2007 - Sep 2013
The Liberty Snake was an avant-garde/experimental music night that offered a performance platform to musicians who were otherwise unheard of. The event was based within London, but we regularly invited talent from outside of London or outside of the country. The Liberty Snake was an avant-garde/experimental music night that offered a performance platform to musicians who were otherwise unheard of. The event was based within London, but we regularly invited talent from outside of London or outside of the country.
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Misanthro-Pop Sound
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London, United Kingdom
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Sound designer & musician
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2009 - Dec 2012
Providing sound recording, design and music for various forms of media (film, computer games, art). Providing sound recording, design and music for various forms of media (film, computer games, art).
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Education
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2012 - 2014
Birkbeck College, University of London
Master of Arts (MA), Japanese Cultural Studies -
2006 - 2009
University of the Arts London
BA, Honours Sonic Art
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