EMS Synthi 111214

From the compilation LP "Songs On Conceptual Art" ...
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Sol Lewitt (Piece created with the EMS Synthi 2012)

A short improv played on the NI shakuhachi .. distorted drum from FL, underlying tone from OB-6.

Shaku Movement 001

The Furthest Reaches Of Outer Space (circa 1963)

in random order there're tracks from shifted, typeface, roberta eklund, scattered order, conrad schnizler, plein soleil, dd the dank, triac, hamza el din...

no.1

A simple piece. Long.
Three FM3 Buddah Machines, each running through a different pedal effects chain - mixed. Over the top, recordings of live radio waves from a scanner. Three layers, not edited.

Ambient.

Dusk

Live improv with the astonishingly versatile Gecho loopsynth.

Gecho Granular Landscape

Glitch

Further information: bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-158-Pye-Corner-Audio

Pye Corner Audio takes us to the pleasure zone on his second Bleep mix. These blends see low-slung techno grooves, new-wave electronics and psychedelic rhythm tracks broken up by jaunts into more weightless territories. Beginning with The Human League’s still-seminal ‘Being Boiled’, Pye Corner Audio subsequently uses tracks by artists such as Julianna Barwick and Daniel Avery & Alessandro Cortini as palette cleansers between rollers from Talaboman, Actress and the like. Throw in a smattering of Pye Corner Audio’s own remixes, a recent remix of GLOK by the legend Andrew Weatherall and an exclusive, previously-unheard track, and it all adds up to an immensely pleasing hour of music.

“This mix is a selection of favourites, old and new, a couple of my remixes and an exclusive unheard track. Trying to keep the optimism levels high on this one! Here’s to 2021” - Pye Corner Audio

Bleep Mix #158 - Pye Corner Audio

Ongoing project which started & stopped in 2013. Resuming at long last sometime 2015. Finally getting together in Aug 2015 to make some wobbles and drones. Be afraid, we are Echopet (sometimes)

The Furthest Reaches Of Outer Space (circa 1963)

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