Name: Front Line Assembly - The Blade by Benoni C. Siol-Torquil
Duration: 10 s
Description: Front Line Assembly - The Blade http://ift.tt/1fr7pk8

to remember another future. this is the soundtrack for my experimental movie "birth of prophets". you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDZ9yp76NSc

all tracks/remix by dwig, recorded in heaven

tracklist:
01 birth of prophets 
02 music for xxx
03 leave or go
04 who knows
05 piece of music
06 have to go before you´re gone
07 you´re
08 some breath
09 charlie in my garden 
10 was this heaven
11 praise and dissapear 
12 what´s paradise
13 orange morning
14 pyramid mountains
15 made on earth
16 forgot the pink  
17 apple or egg
18 un/important things
19 from there to here
20 newstimegoodtimes

dwig live in heaven (b.o.p. movie soundtrack)

TItle Track from Dosc's 2011 EP of the Same Title!

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Front Line Assembly - The Blade http://ift.tt/1fr7pk8

Front Line Assembly - The Blade

currpt file - test track of glitched conversations and drum samples

enabl.ed - Forgetting Whats Important (Fast render)

This radio program  is part of a series of programs produced by Indigenous Rights Radio, to commemorate the International Year of Indigenous Languages, 2019. In this program, we showcase the Newar Indigenous Language which is called, Nepal-Bhasa. The Newar are one of the 59 Indigenous Peoples recognized so far by the government of Nepal.

Producer: Dev Kumar Sunuwar
Indigenous Rights Radio Intro track features "Burn your Village to the Ground" by @a-tribe-called-red. Used with permission.

International Year Of Indigenous Languages -Newar, Nepal

Tharu is the mother tongue of the Tharu people, and it is divided into 2-categories—Rana Tharu and Dangaura Tharu, both belonging to the Indo-aryan language family. The Tharu peoples amongst the largest indigenous communities in Nepal, they number 1.8 million people according to 2011 census. Tharu are one of Nepal’s 59 indigenous communities, comprised of 50 different clans with cultural differences. Each clan has slightly different dialects and tones when speaking their mother tongues. Among the 1.8 million, some 1.5 million speak their mother tongue. Tharu is an immensely rich cultural heritage and has its own traditional dress, unique ways of living and language, which make them distinct from other indigenous communities in Nepal. Tharu communities still practice an indigenous form of animism, in which shamanism, ancestor worship and tattooing plays an immense role. They perform customary rituals, which have been passed down from generation to generation through their customary institution called Badhgar. Language is more than a means of communication. Values, belief systems and identities of Tharu communities are embedded within their language. “Maintaining language is maintaining identity” says Urmila Chaudhary an interviewee in this program.

Producer: Dev Kumar Sunuwar

Music: Yawar Wawki-Yarina, titled ‘Wawa’ music from Peru, used with consent

Voice: Urmila Chaudhary, Tharu

International Year Of Indigenous Languages - Tharu, Nepal

This program includes short voice clips of four different languages spoken by four different sub-clans of Rai Indigenous communities of Nepal namely--Bantawa, Chamling, Kulung and Puma. Rai is one of Nepal’s 59 Indigenous Peoples, legally recognized by the government, but debate among rai indigenous communities still continues about Rai not being their ethnic identity, but posts given to the topmost leaders during the ancient kingship system of Nepal.

According to 2011 Census, the population of Rai is 6 hundred thousand. But Rai indigenous peoples are divided into many different sub-groups, including Bantawa, Chamling, Kulung, Puma and so forth, some groups number only a few hundred members. They identify themselves as ‘Kirat rai’ as a single indigenous group. But Rai indigenous peoples speak over 38 different languages and each of these linguistic groups identify themselves as separate indigenous peoples such as Bantawa rai, Chamling Rai, Kulug Rai, Puma Rai. This particular program depicts that there is enormous diversity among indigenous peoples in terms of language.

 

Producer: Dev Kumar Sunuwar

Music: Yawar Wawki-Yarina, titled ‘Wawa’ music from Peru, used with consent

Voice: Rita Rai, Prabin Puma, Chhila Rai and Ajaya Kulung

International Year Of Indigenous Languages - Rai, Nepal

In this program, producer Dev Kumar Sunuwar talks about Sunuwar language, the mother tongue of  Sunuwar Indigenous Peoples of Nepal, called—koits-lo. The Sunuwar are one of 59 Indigenous Peoples legally recognized by the government of Nepal. They live in the eastern part of Nepal, alongside of the Likhu, Sunkoshi and Khimti Rivers, mainly in the Ramechhap and Okhaldhunga districts. Sunuwar people call themselves “koits” in their mother tongue. According to the 2011 Census, The Sunuwar have a population of 57 thousand, of which only 18 thousand can speak their mother tongue.
Voice: Uttam Kumar Sunuwar
Producer: Dev Kumar Sunuwar
Indigenous Rights Radio Intro track features "Burn your Village to the Ground" by @a-tribe-called-red. Used with permission.
Music: Lights in the Forest by Yarina. Used with permission.

International Year Of Indigenous Languages - Sunuwar, Nepal

An amazing glitch, IDM release. Jimmy Batista a.k.a. Enabled joins Lovethechaos Records with a 12″ masterpiece. Enabl.ed builds truly beautiful pieces of abstraction reaching a great mixture between chopped rhythms and sentimental melodies: old school electronica with a contemporary touch. Syncopated beats melt with modulated keyboards that will twist your mind and heart. A work full of sensibility into this powerful piece of electronica!

Tracklist:

1	 	 Disabled.her	
2	 	 Disabled.popularity	
3	 	 Disabled.memories	
4	 	 Disabled.sleep	
5	 	 Disabled.yesterday	
6	 	 Disabled.waiting	
7	 	 Disabled.love

http://www.lovethechaos.net/?p=672

Front Line Assembly - The Blade

Benoni C. Siol-Torquil

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