Collection of recorded fragments from 2025

The Carpenter

Composed, arranged and performed on a three-day session by Rhys Trimble, AntiRock Missile Ensemble (ARME) and Wolframite at les Ateliers de Bitche, Nantes, Nov 2022.

Line up for this recording:

Benjamin Bourdel - synth, percussion, vocals
Jean Grimault - drums
Julien Ottavi - bass, vocals
Francesco Petetta - bass, percussion, quickstep kalimba, tapes
Jenny Pickett - guitar
Philippe Simon - guitar
Anthony Taillard - guitar
Rhys Trimble - vocals lyrics, effects
Gabriel Vogel - drums


A project by Le Filtre à sons et Apo33
Released on Fibrr Records

Recorded live and mixed by Julien Ottavi
Artwork: Rhys Trimble
Graphic layout: Allison Cadoret 

Limited CD edition

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Delphine Dora - New Dimensions

"In Another Place is constructed from the sounds of found materials, domestic objects and self-made mechanisms. Working between Lucerne, Montreal and Huddersfield, we followed simple cues as instructional starting points, responding to a single word to create a sonic response within a specific time-frame. These prompts became starting points for materially engaged, sonic exploration. Each take was a dislocated, improvisation to no-one, confined to our private studios and homes, our headphones and recorders.

Sounds include recordings of ceramic hobs, seaweed, styrofoam, kitchen foil, balloons, resonant tubes, scrap metal, motors, water pumps, spark gaps, lightbulbs, water, wooden dowels and sand paper. The results were layered, re-situated and mixed by matching time-frames and timbre. In Another Place explores the musical potential of everyday materials through disconnection, interpretation and serendipity" - (Tim Shaw)

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"What if COVID-19 had never swept the globe? What if our lives were operating as normal?

There would’ve been Anne-F Jacques from Montreal as ame’s fourth artist-in-residence collaborating, in different scales, with a gang of sound artists and musicians; Julia Eckhardt, Phil Niblock, Tim Shaw, Tania Caroline Chen, Yorkshire Sound Women Network and myself right now, here at Dai Hall, a venue for underground experimental music and art scene in Huddersfield.

The luxury of chaos (I miss that now) would’ve been followed by high-spirited laugher.

When Keiko invited me to make a mini album for Takuroku, I romanticised this hypothesis, the ‘what-if’ theory. Every event has a cause. This Takuroku opportunity has given us a chance to thrive, to get back to our individual creative zone, to listen to the world once more.

Thanks to Cafe OTO." - (Ryoko Akama)

TR055 - Ryoko Akama, Anne-F Jacques and Tim Shaw - 'heat, heat, gravity'

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Delphine Dora is a prolific recording artist, improviser, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist from France. She performed in various places in France and many places in Europe. Her music is regularly broadcast in international programs in independant radios.
She works mainly with piano, voice, organ, modular synth and field recordings. Her music displays a pure fascination with sound and straddles the lines between improvisation, modern classical, avant folk, song forms, and electro-acoustic music.

Delphine Dora - New Dimensions

Delphine Dora

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