https://open.spotify.com/track/1TAznKOdSzOW6ivKYEEjLV?si=Ow6x3Q59Qieyo1CI50g5fw&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3mnsxQ8ot3Z560kpzULxTW

wander I

Produced and mixed by optionlist
Mastered by Traces

Mystery of Flesh

BANDCAMP

Silvertown

Jam session May 23 2025 at M113, London College of Communication.

In this improvised jam session, we began with a motif created by Daisy, which set the initial spark for the collective exploration. From there, the session unfolded without any instructions, cues, or prior discussion. A fully open, free improvisation shaped only by the moment and the instincts of those in the room.

Adding to the excitement, three new players joined us for the first time, bringing fresh voices and unfamiliar energies into the mix. The absence of context or expectation allowed for spontaneous sonic dialogues and unexpected textures to emerge as we listened, reacted, and built a shared soundscape in real time.

This recording captures the raw, unplanned collisions of sound and sensibility, a space for experimentation, discovery, and unfiltered collective expression.

Performers: Daisy, Hugo, Ricaai, Jerome, Fe

May 23 2025 - Sound of 'Chpok' - Uncharted Motif

Memory Root

A rousing, rallying and practical speech by Omar Barghouti, one of the founders of the transformative Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement: 

“In the face of the world's first televised genocide Palestinians are not begging
the world for charity. We're calling for meaningful, impactful solidarity. And before both, we are demanding ending complicity as a profound ethical obligation. . . 

The unprecedented grassroots solidarity pressure globally has significantly increased the isolation of the US-Israel genocidal axis. Social, racial, climate, gender, LGBTQI+ justice movements, trade unions, progressive Jewish partners, academics, artists, students, writers have all mobilised like never before to stop the genocide but have yet to reach that critical mass of people power.”

Listen to the whole speech for the peaceful forms of advocacy and mobilisation offered by BDS, to end complicity in Israel's genocide.

“If you hate violence, end oppression. 
If you hate oppression, end complicity. 
If you love freedom, justice, dignity and equality for all, as we do, end all business as usual with Israel’s system of injustice. 
We need your full and urgent support to help stop the genocide.”


BDS recommends the following peaceful forms of advocacy and mobilisation, to end complicity peacefully and strategically:

1. Pressure policy makers to endorse a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel, ban the import of products and companies operating illegally in the occupied Palestinian territory and withdraw all UK investments from companies implicated in illegal settlements.

2. Support peaceful disruptions, sit-ins, occupations, targeting government buildings, as well as corporate enablers of genocide and apartheid, especially arms manufacturers, investment firms and institutions, media, universities and cultural spaces that may be complicit.

3. Support declaring your community, union, cultural space an “apartheid-free zone”. Refusing to accept funding, institutional relations or sponsorship from Israel or its complicit institutions.

4. Support trade unions blocking or disrupting arms shipments to Israel.

5. Escalate strategic boycotts and divestment campaigns targeting companies that are complicit in Israeli crimes

6. Help pressure city councils, universities, churches, cultural institutions to adopt procurement and investment guidelines that exclude companies implicated in grave human rights violations, anywhere. We cannot push for Palestine specific resolutions in universities and city councils. Let's push for a general guideline to exclude all oppression, and then we can go with our list of companies involved in Israel specific oppression and call for excluding them.



“In the face of the world's first televised genocide Palestinians are not begging the world for charity. We're calling for meaningful, impactful solidarity. And before both, we are demanding ending complicity as a profound ethical obligation. . . 

The track is downloadable. Please share and educate.

OMAR BARGHOUTI BDS, DHANGSHA SONIC LECTURE 2

murmured

respite

semaphore

Limitless

you will miss me when i burn (palace music cover)

Im going to be moving some things around soon so tracks might disappear

i think ill probably keep the 'my grey leaving' ambient-shoegaze stuff here and move the other demos and random stuff (as bin/thorn) over to Nina as it has unlimited upload space, and has free streaming
(https://www.ninaprotocol.com/hubs/bin-thorn)

wander I

bin/thorn & my grey leaving