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Populous - Vu Feat. Clap! Clap! (Larry Gus Remix)

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back to basics // Stinky's Peephouse  2006 - 2011

Why is death such a difficult subject for us to talk about? From hospital mortuary to the grave, The D-Word explores our bitter relationship with death through the perspective of those who deal with it on a daily basis.

Featured on Transom.org, The D-Word is a documentary produced in 2011 on the subject of death. I’d urge you to visit Transom and explore their excellent site - https://transom.org/2012/the-d-word/

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The D-Word (2011 Documentary)

Langham Research Centre pay tribute to a composer who has had a significant impact on their work. Pierre Henry contributed meaningfully to the idea that all and any sounds are material for making music and the way he did this can be heard in the music of the LRC. Collage, superimposition, hard jump cuts and sudden intense clashes all feature. Also important is the use of electronic sound. Henry’s colleague Pierre Schaeffer disapproved of sources that he didn’t consider to be natural sound. Pierre Henry embraced electronic as well as concrete sounds.

Commissioned by BBC Radio 3's Late Junction, this homage is in the form of a musique concrète suite comprising five movements: 1. The Cuckoo Bird 2. Little Pagan Rites 3. Communion et la Mort 4. Nematode Worms 5. Tokyo Demolition. 

The starting point for this homage was a wide selection of Pierre Henry’s work including Symphonie pour un Homme Seul, Le Voyage, Messe de Liverpool, Une Tour de Babel and Tokyo 2000.

Homage To Pierre Henry

2 previously abandoned mixes merged 

BOD - Advent of the Silicon Rain (excerpt)
Robert Ashley- Automatic Writing (excerpt)
CITY - Shame Dagger
Asfast w Soap&Skin - Dragshift
Kevin Carey - Rifle et Rafle
Swivelized Sounds - Where We Are
Alter Ego - I go there sometimes
CRASS - ?
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Seth Graham - Oakland (excerpt)
Crown Shyness/Yma - Untitled 
Cabo Pozo - Vago Caca
Oddlaw - Kepler (excerpt)
Bygone - Broken Earthenware
Object Blue - What Did I Have Then
Sacrifices -Es Edit
Psychic TV - The Orchids
DJ Puppy -End Sound
JJ - Pills
?- (Calamine Kalimba rwrk)
CEO - Slushy
Paavoharju - kuu lohduttaa huolestuneita

Anchorhold

Heart of Stone

New Again

151 minutes recorded at Robert Johnson on Saturday, 26 January 2019

Robert Johnson Archive 0001: Lena Willikens

Join poet Holly Corfield Carr, exploring human and non-human ways of looking at and listening to trees, in this podcast from Hayward Gallery's Among the Trees exhibition.

Holly considers artworks by Giuseppe Penone, Robert Smithson, Roxy Paine and Mariele Neudecker, and interweaves her own words with poems by Vahni Capildeo, Emily Dickinson, Sasha Dugdale and Alice Oswald.

A fly’s-eye-view of Among the Trees

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The D-Word (2011 Documentary)

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