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Bo Bo Bil Bjørn
ixi Software
James Stephen Finn
Lansdown Centre
Nostrich
Plundr
Resonance FM
Tony Gibbs
UbuWeb
Vinyl Drag
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Nikos Stavropoulos Tames the B.E.A.S.T
featuring Jonty Harrison diffusion advisor..
Who was that said electroacoustic music is dead long live Sonic Art?
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“une mission ephemere” - piotr kamler & bernard parmegiani
On a whim like most fads and fashions we are gone in such a short time.
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]Christian Bök performing Dadaist sound poetry (starts at 2:05). Brilliant.
(via Poetry Foundation)
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Anders Hana - Guitar, keyboard, electronics
Morten J. Olsen - Drums, SuperCollider
When I first started listening to them they were a free music/noise/rock band, then I turn my attention away for a few seconds and suddenly they’re using all the elements noise act have hard to control in perfect control setups. There is so much incredible going on in the background of this, I don’t even want to try to guess.. (controlling the feedback of the guitar with a vocoder?)
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There’s a beautiful piece of sound art on this website called Jörgköppl. The name is hidden so just move your cursor around until you find it (it’s on the right hand side of the screen). It’s really worth a listen.I remember us talking about how awesome it was. After our first lecture with Salomé, think it was. Good times.
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“Digitalisms by Zn’shñ (Elvire Bastendorff & Franck Smith). Recorded in Paris, April 2009. Contents : digitalisms, minimal electronics, click & glitch soundtrack production w/ 2 TENORI-ON(s), Sherman Filterbank 2, Benfox Dual tone generator, Benfox BEN HF, Moog Bass Murf + digital manipulations via Korg Kaoss Pad KP3”
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Rather exciting. You can stream all the tracks. They sound good over paoched egg on toast.
Video reblogged from Holly Wang: Isolation and Happenings with 5 notes
Nels Cline + Devin Sarno - the wulf on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
i am going to go see nels & alex cline tomorrow! i’m pretty excited.
wow
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Arranged in four long pieces, Stil. is based on the complex repetition of looping passages. The underlying idea is that a pattern repeated for long enough begins to reveal hidden pulses and movements not initially apparent. Elements and frequencies overlap to create subtle new intersections, drawing the listener in, and suspending them in this brief moment of frozen time.
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Keith Rowe Serves Imperialism →
By Michel Henritzi (2007)
A great album followed by a controversial and interesting essay about the state of improvisation. The album itself was made in collaboration with other artists who could not hear each others’ work.
My favourite is ‘Feedback’ with Bruce Russell.
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