Brace youself for a carefully spliced sound collage, chock full of cybernetic fringe beats and subversive textures mashed up and torn through live fx.

Tracklist on https://lyl.live/episode/luke-lund

Luke Lund (04/01/23)

Un quatrième épisode suspendu entre deux rayons, dans le creux de l'après midi. Une mixtape pour partir en fumée, entre vibes old school, expérimentales, screwed & voluptueuses

NEST 𓆇 Le Jardin des délices terrestres w/ Nek (03.05.23)

jane_remover_remixes.zip

https://www.nts.live/shows/jane-remover/episodes/jane-remover-23rd-june-2023

Wait Watch This w/ Jane remover 220623

Eyyes 29/07/23

Music to dent the canister 
https://www.nts.live/shows/musictoeaseyourdisease/episodes/musictoeaseyourdisease-16th-september-2023

MUSIC TO EASE YOUR DISEASE w/ TKB 160923

Releasing on Defunkt Records September 27 2023.

DEFUNKT007
RiDylan
Switch 8 EP

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0:00 - Balaclava Cloud

0:36 - Eternal Minutes

1:17 - Turbocide

2:04 - Deaf Switch

2:57 - Turbocide [Laxenanchaos Remix]

Mastering by Julien "Stazma" Guillot at Electric Voyage Studio in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France.

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RiDylan - Switch 8 EP [DEFUNKT007] Clips

LXV - very well
STROMBOLI - Antrieb
HEOLIENE - plankton
VOMIEREN - H2O
UKIUKI ATAMA - bbbbb
JIN [靜]; - Spring
TOMÉ - ΘѴꚐΕЇrه 01:51
YOLABMI - Telepathy
NOORJ - description of an s
COTTON MOUTH - Walkman
NUG - NOT MANY PEOPLE HERE YET
MISHA SULTAN - Fuji
NAEMI - orb
SLOWFOAM - Playfully Rendered
FELIDAE - Slaughter
SAAPATO - Closet Full of Faces
ANIMA - Change
SOFA - tryhard
NEXCYIA - SUBA

dithered exotics

Rumble in the Bass

Echoes of the Wild

The Simplest Things In Life [Prod.Echo Alexander]

zonedout - HEXTECH BACKDOOR (prod. phntmzn bR) 1

Performance
Saturday, March 11th, 2017 

ISSUE Project Room
22 Boerum Place, Brooklyn

Saturday, March 11th, ISSUE presents two generations of artists working in the medium of computational music: pioneering computer musician and scholar Curtis Roads and composer, artist and curator Eric Frye performing work in 4-channel sound.

Curtis Roads’ contributions to electronic music and computer music composition are vast. Roads was Editor and Associate Editor of Computer Music Journal from 1978 to 2000, and cofounded the International Computer Music Association in 1979. In addition, he has written books and anthologies including Foundations of Computer Music, The Music Machine, the textbook The Computer Music Tutorial, and Microsound, which presents the techniques and aesthetics of composition with sound particles.

For his ISSUE debut, Roads performs Flicker Tone Pulse, a dynamic audiovisual experience of finely tuned electronic and cinematic pieces he has composed since 2009 with long-time collaborator and video artist Brian O'Reilly. Roads will be showing O’Reilly’s visuals as he cultivates his purely computer generated tonalities from the “…realm of microsound, [from] sound grains first predicted in the acoustical theories of the physicist Dennis Gabor and the polymath Iannis Xenakis.”

In addition, Eric Frye performs his erudite style of uncompromising, fractured electronics that at once recall the spattered tangle of Keith Fullerton Whitman's recent generations, the digital subversions of Jeff Witscher and the incisive chimerizations of Florian Hecker. Andrée Ehresmann, Professor Émérite at Université de Picardie Jules Verne, describes Frye's work as “challenging the perception of an auditor by the dissociations of the sonic environment, the heterogeneity of the successive motives, often separated by sharp fractures and repetitions with slight modifications of multifaceted sounds, recalling ‘real-world’ sounds, but with a variance.”

Eric Frye is a composer, artist, and curator. Exploring non-orientable sonic surfaces, Frye operates between the disciplinary boundaries of sound, philosophy, linguistics, and mathematics. His live performances and installations are focused towards a recalibrated layering of multi-channel diffusions. Simultaneously dissociative and palpable, Frye’s compositions activate an interplay between material and immaterial. His latest recording, On Small Differences in Sensation, which includes texts by Fernando Zalamea, Inigo Wilkins, Andrée Ehresmann and Mathias Béjean, was released by Copenhagen-based imprint, Cejero. His most recent curatorial endeavor, Exploring Compositional Epistemologies, a series of performances, lectures, and installations that took place at Midway Contemporary Art in Minneapolis was called "an erudite survey of the fusion of technology, composition and performance exploring the intersections of time, knowledge, self-hood and sonic space" by Mn Artists. In October 2016 Frye was artist in residence at EMS Elektronmusikstudion Stockholm. Currently, he is developing a multi-sensory performance with researcher Simone Niquille, in addition to preparing material for a solo exhibition and continuing his research at Orfield Laboratories Minneapolis. He has forthcoming releases on Anòmia, and Further Records.

Eric Frye - LIVE at ISSUE / March 11th, 2017

Experimental electronic music to make your brain dance. IDM, breakcore, jungle, footwork, acid, electro, noise and everything in between.

Since 2015, Defunkt has hosted high-energy showcases featuring live performances by some of the most innovative artists in the electronic underground. Est. 2015 by Sarah Lachhman aka TearXenon & Ian Lambert aka Daed.