Cello : Natalie Clein

Turntables: Shiva Feshareki

Premiered at Bath International Music Festival in 2008.

Recorded in Royal College of Music Studios in 2009.

'critical distortions' (2008) for Cello and Turntables

call me

PREMIERE > inverted-audio.com/premiere-isorinne-closing-window-to-the-east

@ isorinne 'No Strength For Sun' errs towards the shifting late Autumnal tones of recent D.Å.R.F.D.H.S. album 'In The Wake Of The Dark Earth'. This is evident in 'Closing Window To The East', which evokes imagery of a dense smoke rising up from a smelting plant.

Isorinne - Closing Window To The East [Yerevan Tapes]

Taken from the album 'Proxy States' released as CD, Cassette and Download

Jung An Tagen 'Instructions for a Sound Machine / Wreath Products (F#, G#)(EMEGO 263)

Taken from:
Serpente - Parada Lp & Download [Ecstatic Recordings, 28/06/19] 

Lisbon-based Bruno Silva enacts pure voodoo with extended, restless LinnDrum workouts that take Prince’s distinctive LM-1 signatures as a starting point for loose-limbed tribal jams that flow with the colour of the Brazilian carnival and the rhythmic psychedelia of hardcore jungle.

The title ‘Parada’ cannily nods both to Prince’s ‘Parade’ album and the percussion of carnival parades, speaking to a plurality of polyrhythms in a tradition of fusion music that seeks to meld myriad forms of communal, ritualistic and ecstatic music - not a million miles from the bare carnival funk of ‘Parade’s’ ’New Position’.

In six parts ranging from extended runs of drumkit-falling-down-stairs to nimble junglist mutations and rapid, darting concisions, Serpente spells out a heavily intoxicating and intuitive sort of rhythmic psychedelia that lives up to a broad palette of influences ranging from Haitian voodoo ceremonies and central African drum circles, through to the Sun Ra Arkestra and Alan Silva’s Celestial Communion Orchestra, via Keith Hudson’s dub transcendence, and the rude modernism of UK rave and virulent styles currently coming from Lisbon ghettos on the Príncipe label.

In attempting to untie and unite these worldly references, an asymmetric percussive friction and hypnotically unresolved tension naturally emerges from Serpente’s flux of machine made patterns. It’s there in the restlessly gnashing, swingeing brilliance of ‘Nivel de Chama’ and the exceptional mix of detuned Linn drums and reticulated jungle breaks in ‘Trama’, while the B-side probes this idea in three subtly agitated, but more space-out ’Símbolo’ parts, and finally with a sublime tension between his twitchy percussive saccades and celestial synth pads in ‘Nivel de Cinza.’

‘Parada’ is pure body music in a minimalist/maximalist way that acknowledges both physical and spiritual needs, and requires a dancing or thinking body in order to properly unlock its purple magick.

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Serpente - Nível de Chama [ELP044]

Years ago I read an interview with György Ligeti where he spoke about the overused European tuning system and how he tried to escape it. He mentioned a few ethnomusicologists whose recordings were primary inspirations for his work. One of the names was Hugo Zemp and I immediately delved into his unbelievable recordings collected on the Southern part of Malaita island around the year 1970.

The music of the 'are'are people back then was fragile and heartwarming, communal and sublimely celebratory. Ever since I simply haven't been able to escape the sounding of their panpipe ensembles. At the same time I feel really sad that - like so many plant and wildlife species - small local cultures are also disappearing at an alarming rate, theirs included. My whole research and artistic output can be seen as a dedication to these people of disappearing local cultures.

As a first step I recorded "Proto Equiheptatonic Music" last year where I used the theoretical equiheptatonic tuning system which is a close approximation of their musical DNA. Listen: bit.ly/2Sb6JsQ

As I studied more and more - thanks to the scientific papers of Mr. Zemp - I could see the structures in finer details and as a consequence I could record "Pseudo Equiheptatonic Music" where I was using the exact tuning system of their recorded panpipe ensembles - but in a completely different context and vision. So I cannot emphasize enough that these musics cannot be considered as representations of their musical culture in any ways, rather an uninterrupted continuation of the ever-expanding universe of Gosheven's ceaseless dreaming.

releases May 1, 2020

https://gosheven.bandcamp.com/album/pseudo-equiheptatonic-music

Pseudo Equiheptatonic Music

Pseudo Equiheptatonic Music III

https://soundcloud.com/guigiojiolua

JÖRG EVERS - You’re So Good To Me 
B(IF)TEK - Cosmic Love
D.K. -  The Three Realms
HAME DJ - Debris (Worldwide Mix) 
KEITH LEBLANC - Move
HIGHER LEARNING - Love Has No Age 
P’COCK - Telephone Song
LLWYBR LLAETHOG - Be?
MAGIC MAIL - Magic Lover
HIGHER INTELLIGENCE AGENCY - Skank 
DR. PHIBES - Vachillia
MARVIN WILSON - Hydra
LUCAS CROON - Spiritus Sanctus 
TACKHEAD - Body to Burn
KEITH LEBLANC - Stomping
DJ NEEWT - Mud Voices
THE IRRESISTIBLE FORCE - Waveform 
XPULSION - Ninety Two
LLWYBR LLAETHOG - Byd Mor Wahanol

Guigio Jiolua - stop stomping insects while dancing

Goodwin & Kyle - Feelings (INDEX:Edit)

FOR THEIR SECOND TAKE OVER ON MUTANT RADIO TBILISI THEY PRESENT 11 HRS OF MUSIC WITH 11 ARTISTS
FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
MOSTLY BASED ON EXPERIMENTAL SOUNDS -INDUSTRIAL- DISTORTED AND INSANE GROOVES

SONS OF TRADERS ARE TANS & DJ MIKE TANSELLA JR.
BARI SOUTH ITALY BORN BERLIN BASED INDUSTRIAL PROJECT CREATED IN OCTOBER 2018
RELEASED FOR GRAVITATIONAL WAVES,THE BLACK LODGE L.A.,CLANDESTINE RECORDS,VASTECHOSES N MORE..
THEY ALSO RUN THEIR OWN LABEL SONS OF TRADERS RECORDS
sonsoftradersrecords.bandcamp.com
14:00 ASYMMETRICAL (RAW CULTURE ITALY)
14:59LOSTSOUNDBYTES (VASTECHOSES BRUSSELS BELGIUM)
16:01 DJ MURDADAWG - YOU CAN'T HANDLE THESE STREETS(CLAN DESTINE RECORDS)
17:56 RODNEY (HOUSEPITALITY SAN FRANCISCO/ THEY'RE HERE)
18:55 DOLOROSA (URUGUAY/BARCELONA)
19:50 MIKE TANSELLA JR (GENESIS P. ORRIDGE TRIBUTE MIX
20:57 DJ CHUPACABRAS (L.I.E.S. RECORDS /LONDON U.K.)
22:06 MEMORYCLAPACID (UNITED STATES)
22:57 DRAGÉE (SONS OF TRADERS RECORDS)
NMR (SANTIAGO DE CHILE /BERLIN)
23:57 C.L.A.W.S. (SQUIRRELS ON FILM - SAN FRANCISCO

LOSTSOUNDBYTES  [SONS OF TRADERS TAKEOVER VOL 2]

Long time favorite duo Selm surprised us with a mix containing some tracks discovered via zenevloed. Deeply honored we present it as a podcast to you, including tracklist. 

Ojerum - In the fever sun of winter nights
Jonny Nash - Trees Bearing fruit
EXCPT - AAA3THREE
Aisuru - Hospital visits
Bescolour - Lost in my head
Ekin Fil - You, only
Amethyst - Calm black water
Rune Bagge - Lonely cloud
Death Kneel -Would anyone die for me
Nima Aghiani - Surface B
Joshua Sabin - Sutarti 1
Sova Stroj - Departure (to walk into the waves)
Sensu - C20
How To Disappear Completely - Aylin
J. Carter - A pale cloth that covers the eyes
Pokk - 502
Appropriate savagery - Distant care and silver crown
Joshua Sabin - Sutarti 5
Black zone magic chant - where will we meet when our ashes are spread
Abul Mogard - House on the river

https://soundcloud.com/selmnt

Selm presents: Au - Delà De Nos Pères

https://dalmatadaniel.bandcamp.com/album/dalmata-daniel-x-exiles-x-farbwechsel

After a heavy year that shocked the music scene all over the world, three fellow labels, Dalmata Daniel, EXILES and Farbwechsel joined forces to kick off 2021 with a massive 43-track compilation album.

This bold selection of contemporary Hungarian electronic music producers represents the three labels' roster, including their core members and latest signings, alongside with other crews' members and independent artists. The compilation ranges from experimental and ambient compositions across industrial, electro and acid bangers through the current techno sound of Budapest.

V/A: Dalmata Daniel x EXILES x Farbwechsel

S Olbricht - Beat Me Suzy Mango

Independent record company based in Vienna.
For Spectrum Spools go here: https://soundcloud.com/spectrumspools

Jung An Tagen 'Instructions for a Sound Machine / Wreath Products (F#, G#)(EMEGO 263)

Editions Mego