Space Choir Laraaji
Sylvia Plath reading Ariel
Immersion Ryo Murakami
Acétal Constructions Des Temps Modernes
Liquid Metal Machine Woman
Sirens Call Myra Davies / Beate Bartel
Celtfunk John T. Gast
Young Girls Surrender To Powder Vallmo
Fearlings Bonaventure feat Hannah Black
Raindance O Yuki Conjugate
Der Virus Im System Abu Ama
Black Rapids Boreal Massif
Ereškigal, Rise from your throne Herbst9
A Strange Wedding El Cartel Del Sangria
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he was tricked
she was lured
and another bird lost her wings

Lassen and White Oak

Each installment of this ongoing portfolio series features an original audio recording by a musician, composer, or sound artist along with their commentary. Projects range from raw documentation of live performances to sound collage and experiments with aleatory music. Click here for more details: https://bombmagazine.org/articles/field-recording-3/

Lea Bertucci: Field Recording #8

pista 3 de #CAS19, compilado que busca contribuir a la ayuda humanitaria que México necesita debido a las perdidas que dejó el sismo del 19 de Septiembre del 2017

first attempt luv (from Centro De Acopio Sonoro)

All Hallows' Eve

Face [Glimpse] (with Oren Ambarchi & James Rushford)

Live excerpt @Festival Baignade Interdite

Hello Hisaichi lol

A contemplative aural journey across the stillness and massive scale of the landscapes of northern Iceland, as captured in Peter Hutton’s painterly film ‘Skagafjörður’. 

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Andrew Chalk & Timo Van Luijk – Skagafjörður

The 2nd in a series of two new releases by French tape-based experimental artist Jérôme Noetinger, who has treated us to countless unforgettable live sets at OTO. For this he presents two pieces in collaboration with Jean-Philippe Gross based on the idea of the exquisite corpse.

"There is a great tradition of exchange and correspondence work in experimental music. In the 80's, there were a lot of cassettes with musicians who had never met each other but were exchanging sounds by mail. Nowadays it's even simpler and more obvious.

The imposed period of confinement - in France between March 17 and May 11 - was ideal for restarting such projects.
With Jean-Philippe Gross, our collaboration is older and we have had the opportunity to play several times as a duo. I have always been impressed by his dexterity, rigour and discipline in the electronic field.

For the first track, a musician created a first sequence lasting between 10 seconds and seven minutes, and sent only the last 10 seconds to the next one who then mixed or pasted his sequence into it, and so on for a total of 16 exchanges.

For the second, the number of exchanges has been limited to 14, with a duration of between 10 seconds and three minutes, but each having a maximum reserve of 10 minutes.

The final result was only filtered and slightly equalized in terms of volume." - Jérôme Noetinger

TR065 - Jean-Philippe Gross & Jérôme Noetinger - Cadavre 1 [sample]

TR098 - JAMAICA!! - 'Leon'

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Lea Bertucci: Field Recording #8

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