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A teaser from the upcoming release by Les Disques du Crepuscule of "Commissions", a double CD of my commissioned music 2007-2013.

Antigone End Theme

Steve Reich | Drumming | Ictus (A Cyprès CD, 2002)

Steve Reich : Drumming (1st movement)

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Embers

Tuxedomoon - "Triumphant Procession" (from the album "Pink Narcissus")

Kaitlyn's solo debut Euclid (primarily written on a Buchla Music Easel synthesizer) was inspired by her love of mbira music, early electronic music pioneers like Suzanne Ciani, Laurie Spiegel, Oskar Sala, and Terry Riley, and euclidean geometry. Each of the first six songs on Euclid were initially structured using euclidean geometry, an idea which Smith explored while attending a class at the San Francisco Conservatory. As Smith explains, "We each chose a 3D shape and assigned our own guidelines to the different components that make up the shape. For example each point of the shape represents a different time signature, each line between the points represents a pitch, each shape within the closed lines represents a scale, etc. And then you play the shape." Despite their heady geometric origins, the songs have a playfulness and warmth that makes them inviting and memorable. In addition to the buoyant grooves of Smith's synthesizers, some of the songs feature wordless vocals, which energize the otherworldly songs, while grounding them with Smith's earthly presence. 

She slows things down for the second half of the record, which features a collection of twelve short pieces, Labyrinths I-XII. Originally composed as new soundtracks to old silent films she found online, Smith says the tranquil Labyrinth pieces are "intended to feel like one is walking through a holographic labyrinth and encountering different experiences such as hang gliding, viewing microbes under a microscope, ice fishing in Alaska, and watching glaciers collapse." Despite their brevity, most of these songs feel like mini odysseys, effortlessly casting a cinematic hue on the the listener's world.

Throughout Euclid Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith consistently delivers sonic puzzles draped in a warm Pacific mist. At times these songs feel so alive — like the musical analog to roots growing deeper and stronger, leaves on branches bending towards the light, or the sun peeking over the horizon, briefly igniting the air with a primordial swirl of warm and cool colors.

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - Careen

Artist: Paul de Jong
Title: This Is Who I Am
Album: IF
Release Date: April 28, 2015

Paul de Jong is best known as the cofounder, cellist and resident found sound savant of the beloved, defunct collage-pop duo, the Books. Five years after that band delivered their final album, The Way Out, to much acclaim, de Jong delivers his first solo album, IF.

IF sets the Books' early albums (particularly The Lemon of Pink) as a starting point, and elevates that beguiling sense of wonder and amazement to genuinely transcendent new heights. De Jong's ability to find the musical in the mundane has always been uncanny — it is part of what made the Books so magical – and that gift is what makes IF such a marvelous curiosity, and such a true pleasure to hear. In de Jong’s world, everything around him is a potential instrument: his mind-bogglingly vast collection of forgotten private press regional folk records, spoken-word oddities of indeterminate origin unearthed in discarded thrift store piles, and various everyday household utensils that we tend to take for granted. One man’s trash is de Jong’s tool to craft yet another treasure.

Featuring a handful of friends and family as musical guests, IF steers a course from joyously eccentric folk-pop to humorously inside-out jazz, resulting in a refreshing piece of outsider art with a replay value that's off the charts.

©2015 Temporary Residence Ltd.

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Paul de Jong – This Is Who I Am

1972 Sermi label, Stereo-Mono compatible, cat#. SR ST 138, Italy.

1. PERSONALE
2. CONGETTURE MELODICHE
3. ASPETTI MUSICALI
4. PUNTI DI VISTA
5. VOCALI SUL PENTAGRAMMA

PRISMA SONORO

Alessandro Alessandroni - PRIMA SONORO

DEPENDING ON TIME

Depending on time

Taken from the album 'City Lake'...

Double 140g vinyl with instant digital download. First edition (limited to 250 copies) features wide-spine chipboard packaging painstakingly silkscreened by members and friends of the band...

www.store.fluid-radio.co.uk/2011/11/bing-and-ruth-city-lake-2-x-vinyl

Bing and Ruth - Broad Channel

from the album 'semblance' available on kranky 07/20

Semblance

forma 'three-two'

Performed live on CJSW Calgary's independent radio station
June 24th 2018
Recorded by: Audrey Niksic
Thanks to CJSW and Sled Island Festival
Coming out on a CD compilation of CJSW live sessions soon <3

Remote Control *Live* @ CJSW

Al Lover explores the psychedelic underground of the past, present and future in #ElevatedTransmissions

Read the full post at - levitation-austin.com/et_4-10-19/
+ subscribe to the ongoing on Spotify playlist here: open.spotify.com/playlist/3901y34ldDhBPgNIVbLQQf

Kourosh Yaghmaei - Gole Yakh
Medeleine Chartrand - Ani Kuni
Rupa - Aaj Shanibar
Lijadu Sisters - Life’s Gone Down Low
Cal Tjader - Gimme Shelter
Yesterday’s New Quintet - Marcus, Martin & Malcolm
Gabor Szabo - Somewhere I Belong
Brainticket - Watchin’ You
Ennio Morricone - Giorno Di Notte
Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Hanoi 6
Paul White - Returning
Boom Bip - The Trip
Spellling - Golden Numbers
Arthur Russell - You Can Make Me Feel Bad
Broadcast - Sixty Forty
John Maus - Second Death
Lali Puna - For Only Love
Bifannah - Ervas
Garcia Peoples - High Noon Violence
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Clear Spot
Kim Fowley - Negative
Primo - A City Stair
POW! - Disobey
Jon Spencer - Fake
DEVO - Auto Modown

Al Lover's ELEVATED TRANSMISSIONS | 04.10.19

* We do not own the copyright in this music. If you like what you hear, please support the artists! *

This takes place on land stolen from the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung People of the Kulin Nation. MIE acknowledges the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung People as the rightful owners of the land we live on, and pays respect to their elders, past, present, and emerging. Sovereignty has never been ceded.

This fortnight we will tune our ears towards the sounds of Indigenous Australia between 1970-1999. The music you will hear crosses from punk to folk, instrumental to rock, to snippets of synth and whispers of reggae. Some of the tunes are examples of traditional instrumentation and songs of the Dreamtime , while others are more indicative of the post-punk and rock scene that bloomed in 1980s Australia within the political movements surrounding the Barunga Statement. 

Most of all, we pay our deepest respect to each artist here and the strength and talent shown to create music with such a crossing of emotion, talent, political uprising, rebellion, resistance, and deep, heartfelt expression. 

Alan Maralung / New Song, Part 1 
Yothu Yindi / Treaty 
Waak Waak Jungi / Djambaku 
Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu / Djarimirri 
Pigram Brothers / Going Back Home
Waak Waak Jungi / White Cockatoo
No Fixed Address / We Have Survived 
Archie Roach / Jamu Dremaing 
Letterstick Band / Yi-Rranna 
Pigram Brothers / Moonlight
Alan Dargin / Fantastic Planet 
Pigram Brothers / Poinciana Sword Fight 
The Wilcannia Mob / Down River 
Ruby Hunter / Ngarrindjeri Woman
Tiddas / Inanay 
Riley Lee / Wild Honey Dreaming 
Jimmy Little / Yorta Yorta Man 

Artwork: Wild Honey Dreaming, 1993, Riley Lee and Matthew Doyle 
Mix compiled by Xan Coppinger
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Tuxedomoon - "Triumphant Procession" (from the album "Pink Narcissus")

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