Name: Okkyung Lee 'Teum (The Silvery Slit)' (excerpt) (SPGRM 003) by Editions Mego
Duration: 4 min 59 s
Description: Taken from the album 'Teum (The Silvery Slit)' released as LP and Digital

After Luc Ferrari... Boyle...Henry etc... Seriously GRM wants to pubblish this shit? 

Fly IV

From my album 'Upics', available today for preorders on Flag Day Recordings

https://flagdayrecordings.bandcamp.com

Vacuum (UPICS)

All the original files are courtesy of :zoviet*france: (2021). Thanks to Ben Ponton and Mark Warren. Still-video available at https://youtu.be/_UInufDbUUg 

Check out these links for more: 
• https://linktr.ee/roevlaiofficial 
• https://soundcloud.com/zoviet-france 
• https://www.facebook.com/zovietfrance 
• https://zovietfrance.podbean.com 
• https://twitter.com/zoviet_france 
• https://www.mixcloud.com/zoviet_france

"Hidden-by-the-wall" remix project

:zoviet*france: • "Hidden-by-the-wall [Roev Lai remix]"

07. Danse Des Idoles Sans Tête

@texturcph is proud to present The New Old, the first solo album of Nathan L. The New Old is de-composed chamber music on ketamine. The New Old is a performative practice based on improvisation and chance (& ketamine). The New Old is noise. The New Old is not noise. The New Old is an emotional act of transforming, of doing violence to the integrity of the original material as a constructive act of demolition.

The album surfaces from a unique and inordinate working process in which sonic material from various traditional classical instruments are shredded, forced into feedback loops, and mixed with recordings of crashing software, futuristic self-built instruments, and tender
manual processing. 

The New Old is the eighth release on Textur, a non-profit label and music collective rooted in Copenhagen, with an ambition to create a platform for exposure, collaboration, and community among artists outside the commercial music scene. 

Nathan L. is a musician, composer, and visual artist who thrives in uncertainty and finds delight in the entropy of noise. Originally trained in classical flute, jazz composition, and arrangement, L. is now involved in various experimental and genre-breaking contexts spanning improvisation, electronics, installation and performance.

Format: Digital 
Release Date: April 21st 2023

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Premiere - Nathan L - The Life of The Others (Textur)

Kuda plovi ovaj brod? Where is this ship sailing? is a sound work built from hydrophone recordings of underwater sound pollution. The recordings were taken over the span of 2 years in the historical town of Korčula and its immediate surroundings.

This 40–minute long radio adaptation / sound installation is an unsettling journey revealing the dystopian realm of Adriatic noise contamination, due to increased water traffic and the insatiable urge for the expansion of industry and tourism. The work consciously exposes a disturbing marine reality in which an inexhaustible amount of mechanical sources are literally grinding the underwater soundscape.

full essay at >>> independent.academia.edu/ManjaRistic

All sounds recorded, edited & composed by Manja Ristić
Text by Manja Ristić
Mastering by La Plant Studio
Archive images — courtesy of a private archive
Special thanks to Vinka Damjanović, Mark Vernon, Goran Simonoski

ELL Studio 2023 – All Rights Reserved

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Kuda plovi ovaj brod? Where is this ship sailing?

Eventless Plot, Schemata

The Blue Hour

Chantal Michelle - Excavator

Jeph Jerman, For Alvin Kelly

Composition for Long String Instrument with
Travis Weller, violin, and Henna Chou, cello

Recorded by James Talambas, New Media Recordings
Seaholm Power Plant, Austin Texas, 2010

Flowers

Taken from the album 'Teum (The Silvery Slit)' released as LP and Digital

Okkyung Lee 'Teum (The Silvery Slit)' (excerpt) (SPGRM 003)

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Okkyung Lee 'Teum (The Silvery Slit)' (excerpt) (SPGRM 003)

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