Excerpts of several tracks from Jack Callahan and Jeff Witscher "Stockhausen Syndrome" available now at www.newmusicindustrialcomplex.com

Stockhausen Syndrome (Excerpts)

Another tune from another time,  sitting on my HD. Could be a future release, who knows... for now, enjoy!

Marc

Akufen - You Naughty Scamp

rip zac 🤍
Himera- This Feeling Again
MANAPOOL- Fighting Lounge
Vitesse X- Us Ephemeral (George Clanton Remix)
maya07- Dreaming
9mmimouto- butterflies in paradise (50caliber breakerzball version)
rivoices- delusion w/ kirxcy
jjjacob- List Of Fallen Angels
g1rl- westfield (malibu rework)
bladee- wings in motion (balam acab edit)

plum's protection prayer

Latency marks its 10th anniversary with a special collection of commissioned works by HTRK, Damsel Elysium, and Tarawangsawelas. The three artists have crafted individual soundscapes that were showcased during the label night, held in the picturesque gardens of Villa Medici, Rome, on 26 June 2023. 

Originating from Melbourne, HTRK (pronounced ​“Hate Rock”) is a duo comprising Jonnine Standish and Nigel Yang. With a discography spanning releases on labels like Ghostly, Boomkat, and their own imprint N&J Blueberries, Jonnine and Nigel have crafted a truly unique sound over the past decade. Their performances can be seen at a variety of venues like the Sydney Opera House and Rewire. 

London-based Damsel Elysium is a multifaceted artist who spans the realms of sound, visual art, and performance. Damsel utilises improvisational double bass, violin, piano and original field recordings to explore alternative connections with physical spaces and nature. They have collaborated with artists such as FKA Twigs, Celeste, Cktrl, Matt Maltese and the London Contemporary Orchestra. 

Tarawangsawelas is an Indonesian duo from Bandung. They are masters of the Tarawangsa, a traditional Sundanese instrument from West Java employed in ceremonies celebrating bountiful harvests. By combining the string instrument with a series of effect units, Tarawangsawelas conjure contemplative and hypnotic compositions while making traditional music accessible to a wider audience.

Tarawangsawelas - Tunggara (Latency 023)

plum eternal @ nyan eleven

r.i.p. pangea [mix]

Hip-hop and soul-inflected sounds from Richmond's Ohbliv. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ohbliv/episodes/ohbliv-3rd-june-2024

Ohbliv 030624

small introduction to some of my alltime-fave ChiTown Juke Joints...
second mayor musical impact this city had on me in 25 years...!!!!
peace!


jackmate - juke `em 2011

George Copeland (1882-1971) plays in 1920's Erik Satie: Gnossienne, on Ampico piano roll  57323.
Recorded 2016 by VViljanen (by permission)from the digitally simulated original reproducing piano roll, using on its playback a modelled Grand Bluethner, tone/sound modified/designed by VV.
COMMERCIAL USE PROHIBITED.
Photo: Erik Satie (1866-1925), the Velvet Gentleman-by-Alfred-Frueh
The information on the original piano roll:
GNOSSIENNE No. 1
Roll Number: 57323, 57323H
Composer/Creator: Satie
Pianist: Copeland
Roll System: Ampico
Country: US
Date: n/a
Category: classical, popular
Original Price: $2.00

Erik Satie: Gnossienne no. 1. George Copeland in 1920's on Ampico 57323

Akufen - My Blue House

Recorded in late 2011 for the Gneiss Things label, which ceased production around that time. A hard drive failure then put the music out of reach for some time, but was miraculously discovered in an archive untouched for 9 years

These recordings are more or less an ode to a dying Oberheim Matrix 1000 polyphonic synthesizer (purchased from Jamie Hepler of Nest Egg), which had a "bad" voice chip, such that every 6th note played would have a different timbre than the rest, which, along with the 13-bit processing of the Alesis Microverb III and other mysterious behavior of the synthesizer contributed greatly to the texture of the sounds.

Equipments:
Oberheim Matrix 1000, Alesis Microverb III, Alesis Quadraverb

Softwares:
MidiQuestXL, Ableton Live, Adobe Audition

Pyrochlore Lattice

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