Tom Raybould - The Machine - End Credits Song

LEAVING: Liminal

Labels: Transylvanian Recordings & Protagonist Music

https://transylvaniantapes.bandcamp.com/album/leaving-liminal

https://deathwishinc.com/collections/protagonist/products/leaving-liminal

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EX MACHINA OST by Ben Salisbury & Geoff Barrow - Hacking / Cutting (Edit)

Available April 2, 2015
Pre-order: importantrecords.com

When Daniel O'Sullivan was invited to curate the sixth instalment of Transmissions Festival in Ravenna, 2013 his first request was for Charlemagne Palestine, the shamanic world-maker and sacred toy emissary associated with the New York, 60's minimalist scene and one time student of Pandit Pran Nath. Known primarily for extended performances with Bösendorfer piano, cathedral organs and falsetto voice but has also exhibited his visual work internationally. After transmissions O'Sullivan invited Palestine to play a two night residency at Cafe Oto, the second night of which was a collaboration with Grumbling Fur, the duo of O'Sullivan and Alexander Tucker.

The performance at Oto was a ritualistic union of crystalware, processed strings, live tape manipulations, Indian harmonium, shimmering piano clusters, bleating cattle, a Japanese orgy, disembodied vocal harmony and rousing choruses often led by sing-a-ma-jigs (singing Fisher-Price toys affectionately referred to as "the singing assholes"). A continuous flow of overtones and plainchant sieved through mutant simulations of processed pulses, orbiting strings and heliotropic vocal mantras.  

Following their recent critically acclaimed avant-pop albums Glynnaestra (Thrill Jockey) and Preternaturals (The Quietus) this is the first incarnation of the Grumbling Fur alter-ego 'Time Machine Orchestra', an alias put together to explore extended drone works, improvisation and automatic composition. 

Recorded at Cafe Oto and Fur Island and assembled by Grumbling Fur. LP pressed in an edition of 500.

Charlemagne Palestine + Grumbling Fur Time Machine Orchestra from upcoming LP - IMPREC409

The aim for this mix was relatively straightforward: to present what I am doing with my ‘drone and bass’ DJ sets. In keeping with the forward thinking attitude of ‘Electronic Explorations’, I focused on presenting new music. Except for an old Conrad Schnitzler production I couldn’t resist including, basically everything else has been released in the last year. I also made an effort to include tracks from artists I think are exploring interesting territory. So if you like the mix, I strongly encourage you to look further into their discographies. The vast majority of the music here is easy to find in digital and other formats. Thanks to Rob for the kind invitation to contribute to this excellent series, to Wata Igarashi for mastering the mix, and to Sae Murakami for the picture.

The mix was recorded in one take on a Sunday afternoon in September 2015. It is entitled ‘music for nominal spaces’.


01.	Drew McDowall – ‘Live at the Silent Barn’
02.	Kemper Norton – ‘Departing’
03.	Sarah Davachi - ‘Flowers and other voiceless things’
04.	Tengui – ‘Shadows’
05.	Atom TM – ‘Texturen I’
06.	Barnett + Coloccia – ‘Rose eye’
07.	Imaginary Softwoods – ‘Describing pain’
08.	Abul Mogard – ‘Drooping off’
09.	Monolake – ‘Error’
10.	Ryo Murakami – ‘Wall’
11.	Brett Naucke – ‘Cellar beat’
12.	Charles Cohen – ‘Mankind and mannequins’
13.	Caterina Barbieri – ‘Undular’
14.	Conrad Schnitzler – ‘Trigger one: solo rhythmics I’
15.	Lumisokea – ‘Risacca’
16.	Peder Mannerfelt – ‘The limits of control’
17.	Yko – ‘Minako (Bee Mask remix)’
18.	Fis – ‘Kal’
19.	JG Biberkopf – ‘Air coltan carbon lithium’
20.	Logos – ‘Metropolis’
21.	Source Direct – ‘Approach identify (Demdike Stare remix)’
22.	Klara Lewis – ‘Untilted’
23.	Shackleton – ‘Silver keys’
24.	Aisha Devi – ‘The saviour on spilled blood’


Editorial

Electronic Explorations - 390 - Chris SSG

for our friends. for our family. for everyone who is hurting or scared right now.  here is a song we wrote months ago. we werent planning on releasing it yet but… well it feels right, now.  its about fear and its about love and its about wanting more for all of us.   its called 2100. we hope it finds you well. 

love,
jaime and mike


"2100" feat. BOOTS
Produced by El-P
Co-Produced by Little Shalimar and Wilder Zoby
Mixed by Joey Raia
Mastered by Joe LaPorta
Photo Credit: Meredith Graves

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2100

2100 feat. BOOTS

as i get closer and closer to being able to announce the film score i'm doing this year, i thought it might be nice to finally throw out this little piece.  its what i put together for the blade runner 2 trailer when they called on me.  i was honored to even be thought of. almost every sound apart from percussion was created on the same type of synth vangelis used for the original blade runner score.  its unmixed as i only had about 2 days to whip it together and send over.  enjoy.

love, el

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