The third and last part of my residency for @noodsradio is all about promos, demos and dubs!

The best thing about my job is that so much amazing music just falls in to my lap. Here’s an hour of wonderfully mind-blowing music that has fallen in to my lap recently. I love music, I love my job and I love all of you. 

Tracklist:
1. Orson - Garzweiler
2. Isabella - Pronging
3. Yao Bobby & Simon Grab - Diamonds
4. Ren - !6
5. Sorcery - Artificial Landscapes Part 1
6. Joe Craven - Staring At Your Feet Or Mine
7. Lack - Shifter
8. Kellen303 - Tulpa
9. Two Shell - Heart Piece
10. Sissel Wincent - Pang Pang Detour
11. NKC - Shuvvin Match
12. Borderlandstate & The Best Kisser in LA - The Happy Goose (and Friends)
13. Paleman - Reso Clay
14. J Chrysalis - Latent Space
15. DJ JM - Medusa
16. Mor Elian - Wave if Alienation
17. Slikback & Hyph11E - SHIMIAN
18. Lake Haze - Molecule Processing
19. Ossia - Hack Dub
20. Amazondotcom & Siete Catorce - Parti

Peder Mannerfelt - Noods 26.09.19

forms of minutiae is pleased to share its first release — 'for scarpa’s fountains' by field recordist and composer Pablo Diserens (@pablodiserens). 

'for scarpa’s fountains' is an ode to Carlo Scarpa’s carefully organized matter and instinctive approach to raw elements and their coexistence with water. In resonance with the architect's work, Diserens blends field recordings gathered in the Venetian city and Scarpa’s spaces — such as sounds of fountains from the Fondazione Querini Stampalia and the Giardino delle sculture — with drone and rhythmical improvisations on cymbals and glass. This 25-minute long piece is divided into three distinct parts, each investigating various structures, materials, and memories. The two firsts segments are direct tributes to the architect in which Diserens uses copper and glass as compositional tools to create imaginary spaces that translate the subtleties of Scarpa’s forms through circular drones and transients ballets. As one wanders through these sonic rooms, or perhaps gardens, one also hears the long chants of cicadas and faint murmurs of passing visitors guided by the fountains’ drizzles. In the last section, listeners emerge from these architectonic apparitions with a surreal soundscape of Venice at dawn. Seagulls cry in unison from a sleeping city’s roofs, while a lonely figure drags a suitcase on the stone pavement unveiling the street’s relief and narrowness. The piece comes to an end as it dives back into Scarpa’s dripping waters. 

'for scarpa’s fountains' celebrates the juxtaposition of various (sonic) materials that produce triggering patterns of (acoustic) memory. 


Pablo Diserens is an acoustic ecologist, field recordist and composer based in Berlin who engages with various topo- and phonographies with a wide range of visual and sonic recording techniques. 
— website: https://pablodiserens.studio

pablo diserens - for scarpa's fountains [fom01]

We’re pleased to welcome our new contributor/resident Koehler with his 1st episode of monthly show ‘Unfaithful Guide’! He included some of his guitar playing towards the end which He recorded specially for this show. Koehler is one of the most exciting talents from Bristol, he released music on labels like Berceuse Heroique, R-Zone & Whities. Tune in for the next 2hrs! The streaming is co-broadcasted on both radio stations: MutantRadio.net or https://cutt.ly/quantica @quanticaonline

Unfaithful Guide w. KOEHLER [Radio Quantica x Mutant Radio]

August Edition of the PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS Radioshow with ADJ and Special Guest mix by IMPLANT.

Pyramid Transmissions (Sun 16 Aug 2020)

AI—F launches with its inaugural release in the form of a taut three tracker from label boss Løt.te.

‘A Lattice of Virtually Identical Nodes’ takes its name from mesh networks, and explores the use of mobile technology and meshnets as a communication tool during recent anti-government protests in Hong Kong and elsewhere.

‘Hülya’s Eye’ is a tense, syncopated stepper that keeps the pressure at maximum throughout with immense sub bass and high-pitched digital static stretching the frequency domain as far as it can go. Samples from various protests and films provide context for the unrelenting tension, while the hyper-digital sound palette points to the growing role that technology is playing on the streets where the oppressed resist power-hungry governments and their henchmen.

‘Tunnel Under the Base Station’ is a dirtier, grimier affair that sounds like a rugged hi-tech engine hurtling through earth deep below the surface with steady and unstoppable force. While the elastic sound design and the syncopated hi-hats induce claustrophobia, the tribal percussion and the epic synth lead pry the space open, creating an impossible sense of space and time.

‘Eavesdropping Guoanbu Agent’ takes the elastic synthesizers and metal clangs away from the dance floor to a much darker, seedier place. Rhythmic synths converse with iron rods (dragged across the basement floor), growling frame drums, and wooden percussion played with force and urgency. The horns that arrive around the 5 minute mark release the tension while expanding the emotional scope of the closer.

‘A Lattice of Virtually Identical Nodes’ charts an exciting new course for Løt.te's sound, bringing together his hyper-textured technoid sound design with an appetite for breaking free from the confines of techno's familiar rhythmic structures.

A Lattice of Virtually Identical Nodes

Preview: Løt.te — A Lattice Of Virtually Identical Nodes

We introduce our 24th N2MU podcast with another international DJ-set. On the occasion, at the hands of the veteran Japan-based artist Thomas @node. An electro devotee from Manchester who is in charge of @gatedrecordings label focused on top-notch electronic music full of breaks, acid, and experimental sounds, being this podcast proof of it. A DJ mix that takes us into a real music journey that offers different approaches to the genre blent with total delicacy. 

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Tracklist:
1. Tysk Raider - Where's Your Hidden Love? (Tysk Raider Self-released)
2. Viewtiful Joe - 5477 (Calcul Records)
3. Biochip - Acid Billy (CPU)
4. Galaxian X Stingray313 - Graphene (Shipwrec)
5. Paul Blackford - Moebius Theory (CPU)
6. Shinra - Fallen (Scrase Remix) (null+void Recordings)
7. Galaxian - Repent (Transient Force)
8. DJ Overdose - Racing All The Time (RotterHague Records)
9. Voice Stealer - Electromotive force (Subvert)
10. DJ Stingray 313 - Dark arts (WéMè Records)
11. Si Begg - Heat Resistant Alloys (Shitkatapult)
12. Batu - Flash React (XL Recordings)
13. EOD - Questionmark 4 (Wil-Ru Records)
14. Qebrus - ꔆꗉꕢꔮꕢꗉꔅ (Qebrus Self-released)
15. Elektrobopacek - Mighty Eagle Mountain (Elektrobopacek Self-released)
16. Akim Drml - Rotation Result (Gated Recordings)

N2MU PDCST024 - Node

Distribution by Wordandsound
Mastered by Neel
Artwork by Oren Marzam
Limited 300 copies 2x12"

Released by:
PARALLAX RECORDS
Release date:
7 September 2020

A2. Yogg & Pharaoh - Maurice (Answer Code Request Remix)

Diffuse Reality Podcast 026: Negocius Man.
www.diffusereality.net
https://diffusereality.bandcamp.com/

All plataforms:
diffuse-reality-podcast.podlink.to/Negocius-Man

Diffuse Reality Podcast 026: Negocius Man

Fri Nov27, Special Guests on WECU  @veronica-greeen & @adj808 
Livestream channel & chatroom : mixlr.com/wecu/events 

Who knows: https://www.veronicagudmundson.com &  https://www.moicflo.com/people/adj-uk

Storytelling by moiCflo, Here are the questions
Who inspired you to make music? Or which tracks or artists first got you into music? Who would be the bands that describe the music that you typically create? Which famous musicians do you admire? Or if you could go open a show for any artist who would it be? What is your favourite song to perform? Who would you most like to collaborate with? and/or already did ? Do you have any LIVE recording ? What's next ? ... better to be listened, here the tracklist & answers.

The Jungle Brothers - I'll House You
LFO - LFO
 Perception -  Mirage  
Adonis - No Way Back
Soul Oddity – Fugue
Phenomyna – Into the Otherworld (Explained by Black Dog)
Carl Finlow – Entron
Autechre – Bass Cadet and remix  
Bob Marley - Babylon System 
Fred Wesley and the JB's – Blow Your head
Ryuichi Sakamoto – Riot in Lagos 
Planet Patrol – Play at Your Own Risk 
Aphex Twin- Heliosphan
Plaid – At Last 
ADJ & V Trolls In The Mist  
Mad Mike - Final frontier
VERONICA GREEN - DEEPER
ADJ & Pathic - Hghdiver
Mad Mike -   Hi-Tech Dreams

wECU Exclusive Interview Showcase

present Veronica Green & ADJ - wECU Exclusive Interview

Black Lodge Radio Episode 58: Kosmik
12.06.2020 on https://soundcloud.com/sutrofm
2 hours of odd cuts from Rezident Kosmik, including some tracks from the new Sons of Traders Black Lodge release entitled "Crollo Nervoso" available now in digital/cassette formats at https://blacklodge.bandcamp.com/music

BL Radio EP 58: KOSMIK

Over the last few weeks Mike's been going back through all the music he has and heard in 2020. This is the result - the first of two End of Year specials highlighting his favourites from last year.

playlist → darkfloor.co.uk/mantis-radio-322
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Mantis Radio 322 - End of Year Special (part 1)

Label run by Løt.te.

AI—F releases music and sound works that strive to shed light on the use of mainstream and emerging technologies by and against oppressors such as authoritarian governments and greedy corporations.

All proceeds from AI—F Løt.te releases donated to relevant causes.

All works licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 license.