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Dogma00
The '''dogma00''' manifesto was a "post-[[Luddite]]" guideline for making computer-based rhythm music. It was originally a parody of the [[Dogme 95]] manifesto, but soon evolved into a small cult of its own.

dogma00 was born in [[Finland]] somewhere around 1999. Some "dogma00 compatible" music was made during 2000&mdash;2003 and released on the internet. 

== The dogma00 rules ==

(contracted; show full)

Artists who strictly followed the rules were called "engineer members"; artists who didn't want to use rhythmic components in their compositions &mdash; but otherwise followed the rules &mdash; were called "machine members"; and artists who merely used dogma00 for inspiration were "consumer members".

== Some music inspired by the manifesto ==

=== Tolerant Sensor ===

Tolerant Sensor released the first dogma00 compatible tune ''Sonar'' 
in June 19th[http://scene.org/file.php?file=%2Fmusic%2Fgroups%2Fcommie%2Fcommie001-tolerant_sensor-sonar.mp3&fileinfo on June 19th in the year 2000]. Immediately after the release it became apparent that the manifesto needed an update: ''Sonar'' didn't follow the rhythm guidelines of the manifesto.

<ul><li>[http://www.archive.org/details/commie001 Tolerant Sensor: <i>Sonar</i>]</li>
<li>[http://www.archive.org/details/commie007 Tolerant Sensor: <i>Prototyp B</i> ]</li>
(contracted; show full)
<li>[http://www.archive.org/details/commie045 Rabbit-O-Matic: ''A Harmless Plan'']</li>
</ul>

== Sources and references ==

<ul>
<li>[http://dogma00.org/ The official dogma00 site.]</li>
<li>[http://www.ojuice.net/1714/article.htm ''The Modern Experimental Music-Scene''] &mdash; An article on the Orange Juice site mentioning dogma00 among other manifestos.</li></ul>