[p*dis] distribution sampler for October 2013


François Bayle - Les Couleurs De La Nuit - Plus Animé (sub rosa)

Felix Laband - Whistling In Tongues

Devils Bells Fiv,Odys

leben.erde is an artist from dortmund, germany. he’s been making music since 2016 and recently started getting into djing as well. we feel that the cover picture he chose, as well as the photos on his instagram, can be seen as an extension of his sound. gloomy ambient, nature sounds and experimental soundscapes — that’s what you can expect from his beton.fm mix. definitely go check out his productions as well!

thanks for your sound https://soundcloud.com/lebenpunkterde <3 

tracklist:
Julian Amershi, Martin Rieck - Der Motivationstrainer (Dokumentation)
Cousin - Catsu
Playmodes - Micromusic
Julien Neto - Voy
OFTRT - Static Lines
Ryoji Ikeda - 3'33
Pole - Pferd
Maps and Diagrams - Henna
An Moku, Stefan Schmidt - RiR ° 3
K. Leimer - Uncertain Instruction
Seth Graham - Binary Tapioca
Conrad Schnitzler, Frank Bretschneider - Gegenkopplung
Ryoji Ikeda - 4'44
Dictaphone - Sonne Free
Opto File 1 - Opto, Opiate, alva noto
SND - 01
Shinji Wakasa, ryo sugimoto - Koku
Susumu Yokota - Your Twinkling Eyes

beton.fm w/ leben.erde

Included in “The Beginning of Japanese Electroacoustic Vol.15” 
GAKU-NO-MICHI MATERIALS_ JEAN-CLAUDE ELOY
https://soundcloud.com/oto-no-hajimari/sets/gaku-no-michi-materials
On Sale 
https://sound3.buyshop.jp/items/99205684

5-3 GAKU-NO-MICHI MATERIALS  B8

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Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - Invention for Radio 
“No.1:  The Dreams (original mono recording 1963)”  - The Sorcery Remastering Project
This remastering project can not be considered a totally faithful rendering from the original source as the only copy in existence has background radio interference, distortion, and sound phasing (probably due to dirty tape heads and/or damaged magnetic tape) to name but a few. To compound things further, it sounds like the original recording was recorded on a domestic recorder (probably recorded at three and three quarter inches per second)
To compare and contrast you can hear the existing recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdJS5PU1Ztw
This recording is for educational and historical purposes only.
Howard L Davey 2016

The Dreams - Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange

from 'APR 70' [CD|LP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den288
available on all formats at [http://denovali.com/dictaphone]

Finally a sign of life and a new full length of the German cult trio after five years of silence. Already formed in the late nineties in Berlin, Dictaphone was born by Brussels-bred multi-instrumentalist Oliver Doerell. In 2000 Oliver Doerell found a partner in Berlin's Roger Döring, who shares Doerell's love for the Brussels-based music of the eighties. In the following years the duo and several guest musicians (e.g. Stephan Wöhrmann (SWOD) , Malka Spigel (Minimal Compact) & more) released the critically highly acclaimed "m.= addiction" (2002), the "Nacht" EP (2004) and "Vertigo II" (2006) via the City Centres Offices label of Thaddeus Herrmann and Shlom Sviri (Boomkat, Modern Love). In 2009 the violin player Alex Stolze joined the band. During their two decades of existence Dictaphone played shows in more than 20 countries with festival appearances at Mutek, Transmediale, Unsound, Benicassim & more. Their latest release "Poems from a rooftop" from 2012 came as a very limited edition through the Berlin-based boutique label Sonic Pieces. The new album "APR 70" is the first Denovali release of Dictaphone. The label will also reissue the past repertoire of the trio.

The new album features the three Dictaphone core members Oliver Doerell (electronics, bass, guitar), Roger Döring (saxophone, clarinet) and Alex Stolze (violins) and has been composed and produced over the course of three years. While the vibraphone and the more easily distinguishable guitar among other things gave a certain presence to the tracks on the previous album "Poems from a rooftop", "APR 70" leaves the listener with a much more muffled impression. It feels as if each of the uncountable layers of which the intricate arrangements are made has just the right amount of contrast to be visible, but there are only very few moments where one of the elements noticeably dominates the others. The cool jazz bits, analogue flourishes, hypnotic rhythms and refined electronics feed a dark serpent-like creature meandering in ever-changing morphologies through shapeless landscapes. "APR 70" is the perfect cocoon for the hazy days and the serene nights. A new incarnation, maybe even definition, of purity.

Dictaphone never make music for the sake of it, they always want to create something which was missing before. And they did.


Praise for Dictaphone:

"minimalistic and subliminal elegancy" (ARTE)

"timeless, unusual & beautiful" (Colin Newman)

"Dictaphones gives warmth to the concept, your thoughts a body and atmosphere to the music" (Spex)

"This is the music to fall in love with over many evenings, each subsequent rotation capturing another moment of time to be recalled in the future. Highly recommended" (Headphone Commute)

"When played from a rooftop, this music may be as quiet as a poem, but it carries the power of a manifesto." (A Closer Listen)

APR 70

Dictaphone - 105.4

[p*dis] distribution sampler for February 2012.

Dictaphone - Poems from a Rooftop - The Conversation (sonic pieces)

from 'Collection' [3xCD|4xLP BOX|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den287
available on all formats at http://denovali.com/dictaphone

The first 4 Dictaphone releases now available as a very limited Boxset with a wonderful new timeless design. The vinyl edition is also available as limited single LPs.

Already formed in the late nineties in Berlin, Dictaphone was born by Brussels-bred multi-instrumentalist Oliver Doerell. In 2000 Oliver Doerell found a partner in Berlin's Roger Döring, who shares Doerell's love for the Brussels-based music of the eighties. In the following years the duo and several guest musicians (e.g. Stephan Wöhrmann (SWOD) , Malka Spigel (Minimal Compact) & more) released the critically highly acclaimed "m.= addiction" (2002), the "Nacht" EP (2004) and "Vertigo II" (2006) via the City Centres Offices label of Thaddeus Herrmann and Shlom Sviri (Boomkat, Modern Love). In 2009 the violin player Alex Stolze joined the band. During their two decades of existence Dictaphone played shows in more than 20 countries with festival appearances at Mutek, Transmediale, Unsound, Benicassim & more. Their latest release "Poems from a rooftop" from 2012 came as a very limited edition through the Berlin-based boutique label Sonic Pieces. In 2017 the band released the long awaited third album "APR 70" on denovali. The label now also offers a reissue of the trio's past repertoire.

Dictaphone never make music for the sake of it, they always want to create something which was missing before. And they did.

Praise for Dictaphone:

"minimalistic and subliminal elegancy" (ARTE)

"timeless, unusual & beautiful" (Colin Newman)

"Dictaphones gives warmth to the concept, your thoughts a body and atmosphere to the music" (Spex)

"This is the music to fall in love with over many evenings, each subsequent rotation capturing another moment of time to be recalled in the future. Highly recommended" (Headphone Commute)

"When played from a rooftop, this music may be as quiet as a poem, but it carries the power of a manifesto." (A Closer Listen)

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