"...Back at Z-10, the Tenants' frustrations find song"

Track from forthcoming album, Night Time Transmissions, released on Futura Resistenza on November 1, 2021

Written and recorded by Bergur Anderson
Additional arrangements and production: Gunnar Gunnsteinsson
Tenants choir: Katrina Niebergal, Vera Mennens, Linus Bonduelle, Marloes de Vries, Mylan Hoezen, Manon Verkooyen & Clara J:son Borg
The Janitor: Gunnar Gunnsteinsson
Mix and master: Albert Finnbogason
Drawing: Bergur Anderson

Tenants' Regret (with Janitor's commentary)

The cloud holding space / beneath an ancient face

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RESLP026
Releases January 22, 2024
futuraresistenza.bandcamp.com

In the early '80s, Dutch band Nadagen carved themselves a niche in Amsterdam's post-punk scene, where nihilism was a call to arms. Their name translates to 'aftermath' or 'twilight years', reflecting their existential outlook: their songs offered prophecies of impending doom, echoing their belief in the imminent end of the world. Nadagen's minimal instrumentation and shouted lyrics convey a sense of rebellion, denouncing the consumerism and so-called decency of the era. Despite a brief existence, they left a legacy that resonates in today's troubled times, making their records a gleeful experience for all the long-standing doomsayers out there.

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Side A: All songs written and recorded at Nite Flite Studios, Amsterdam, 1983 by Marc Josten, Lex van Moorsel, Rob Besjes, Peter Simons, Guus Bauer except ‘Onder 4 Ogen’ by Lex van Moorsel, Peter Simons and Guus Bauer; ‘Buitenwijk’ by Guus Bauer with clarinet by Marleen Vis; ‘Gelijkspel’ lyrics by Marc Josten, music by Guus Bauer and Peter Simons with guest appearance by Diana Ozon.

Side B: All songs written and recorded at Oktopus Studio, Amsterdam, 1982 by Marc Josten, Peter Simons, Rob Besjes and Lex van Moorsel. Lyrics by Marc Josten.

Mastered by Wout de Kruif
Artwork by Hugo Zebra
Layout by Koos Siep
Liner notes by Niek Hilkmann

FUTURA RESISTENZA
Brussels/Rotterdam, 2024

4 Staccato

Broadcasted live at Radio Tempo Não Pára (15.12.2023)

Artist: @katrina-niebergal & @bergurta

Katrina Niebergal & Bergur Anderson @ Radio TNP 15.12.2023

Elena Colombi helps to keep Mondays weird - expect a diverse range of up-and-at-'em records: from techno to post-punk, through EBM, industrial and -wave... 
https://www.nts.live/shows/elena-colombi/episodes/elena-colombi-22nd-january-2024

Elena Colombi 220124

RESLP038
Releases June 16, 2025
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Environments 12 is a speculative addition to the Environments series (an 11-part field recording series by Irv Teibel from the 1970s), which imagines a cybernetic ecology in which the biosphere, humans, and technology merge through synthetic representations of 'nature'. Created by Machine Listening, it unfolds as a mind-inverting libretto narrated by vocal performers and generative voice clones telling stories of reef lullabies, natural compositions, and large language models for whales and crows. Critically spinning the original Environments series further through balanced conceptualism and irreverent absurdity, Machine Listening's suspension of acoustic realities is deeply perplexing, disorienting and captivating.

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Environments 12, 2025. Stereo LP, 35 mins
Researched, written and produced by: Machine Listening (Sean Dockray, James Parker, Joel Stern)

Voices: David Chesworth, Jasper Dockray, Jenny Hickinbotham, Roslyn Orlando, Francis Plagne, Catherine Ryan, and their clones.
Graphic design: Stuart Geddes
Clones: Made with ElevenLabs
Mastered by: Joe Talia

This record reimagines and reworks material from the Environments series, which is still available on streaming platforms and in many used record stores.
More information is available at: www.irvteibel.com
Thanks to Jennifer Ballow and the Teibel estate for their ongoing efforts to bring Environments to new audiences.

Thanks to Timothy Lamont for providing the reef sounds used throughout the record.
Thanks to David Chesworth and the estate of Les Gilbert for making their gorilla enclosure recordings available.

Environments 12 was originally commissioned for the exhibition Wild Hope at RMIT University in 2023 and was realised as an 8-channel sound installation.
Thanks to Naomi Stead, Fleur Watson and the team at RMIT Culture.

Many thanks to Frédéric Van de Velde and Futura Resistenza for publishing this work.

RESLP038
Futura Resistenza
Brussels/Rotterdam, 2025

15 Planetary computer

RESMAX001
Releases November 4, 2025
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Stripped-back dub techno, carried by ghostly, voodoo-haunted vocals. From Grand-Popo 2013 to Helsinki 2025, a slow burn across time and space.

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Recorded in Grand-Popo, Benin, 2013
Mixed in Helsinki, 2025
Original Photography by Antti Sundberg
Mastered by Frédéric Alstadt, Ångström Mastering
Artwork by Aukio Sound
Lay-out by Jeroen Wille

RESMAX001
Futura Resistenza
Brussels/Rotterdam, 2025

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RESSING002
Releases October 24, 2025
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“Wearing Words,” the title track of Emily Wittbrodt’s forthcoming album (out February 3, 2026), unfolds in line with the album’s concept, as the lyrics flow naturally into the melodic shapes, highlighting the delicate interplay of language, poetry, and music that defines her work.

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lyrics/music/production by Emily Wittbrodt
recorded, produced, partially co-arranged and mixed by Jan Philipp
mastered by Stephan Mathieu / Schwebung Mastering
cover design: Anne Büttner
cover art on the back: Eleni Wittbrodt
cover photo on the front: film still by Janosch Pugnaghi
artist photos: Ludwig Kuffer

musicians on Wearing Words:
Emily Wittbrodt: cello/harpsichord/synths/guitar/theremin/piano
Jan Philipp: drums/synths
Sandro Hähnel: voice
Tizia Zimmermann: accordion
Shabnam Parvaresh: clarinet and bass clarinet
David Helm: Bass/Harpsichord

RESSING002
Futura Resistenza
Brussels/Rotterdam, 2025

Emily Wittbrodt - Wearing Words (RESSING002)

Performance
Friday, October 20th, 2017

ISSUE Project Room
22 Boerum Place, Brooklyn

Friday, October 20th, ISSUE presents a public performance celebrating the work of pioneering French composer Éliane Radigue (in absentia), presented as a part of The Austrian Cultural Forum’s Moving Sounds Festival. Following her honoring at ISSUE’s 2017 Gala, the evening spans her acoustic and electronic compositions and features the world premiere of OCCAM RIVER XVI, performed by composer and clarinetist Carol Robinson and harpist Rhodri Davies, as well as a performance of Radigue’s 2013 piece OCCAM IX by Laetitia Sonami.

The evening also showcases Mila's Song in the Rain from The Songs of Milarepa, a tribute to the Tibetan saint and poet from the eleventh century. Released in 1983 and compiled in 2001 by Mimi Johnson’s Lovely Music, the song cycle is arguably considered the masterpiece of Radigue’s early electronic works. The recording of Mila's Song in the Rain is presented as a focused listening environment, demonstrating the signature organic mysticism of Radigue’s Arp synthesizer work alongside Lama Kunga Rinpoche and Robert Ashley’s respective Tibetan and English readings.

After completing her ground-breaking Naldjorlak trio for two basset horns and cello, Éliane Radigue began a new musical project called OCCAM OCEAN. She initiated the cycle with a solo harp piece written for Rhodri Davies in 2011. Little by little, solos for a wide range of instruments were created, including three for electronic instruments, and then combined into various chamber groupings. The combinations are seemingly infinite, a compositional coincidence that was extremely motivating to Radigue. Her first trio, OCCAM DELTA II, was written for bass clarinet, viola and harp, and premiered by Carol Robinson, Julia Eckhardt and Davies in 2012. It, and other pieces for these performers, will soon be released by shiiin on a double CD.

OCCAM IX, the ninth composition in the OCCAM OCEAN composition cycle, was created with Laetitia Sonami on electronics with her new instrument, the Spring Spyre. Sonami originally studied with Radigue in France in 1976. While her music took on a very different expression through her design of unique controllers and live performance, they both remained very close. In 2011, Sonami requested Eliane to create a piece for her new instrument. Their meetings took place during the winter 2012 in France, after which Radigue gave her permission to premiere the piece in the Fall 2013. Three audio pick-ups on the Spring Spyre are analyzed and trained through neural networks to create subtle real time modulations of digital synthesis. The work mode is based on an individual “image” illustrated and evoked within each solo -- where each musician is guided by his or her personal “image.” This provides the essential sound, letting descriptive words and evocations establish a system of communication as the piece is being elaborated. This intuitive-instinctive process guides the performer to the very essence of the composition. Sonami describes the process as akin to oral transmission of ancient traditional music.

Éliane Radigue: OCCAM IX (Laetitia Sonami)- LIVE at ISSUE / October 20th, 2017

Text: JMH Berckmans - Kaddisj voor een groene rat
Music: Autechre - Eutow
Blend: @jazzneversleeps
Voice: Night S. Yung

Jazz Neversleeps Blends

JMH Berckmans x Autechre (Jazz Neversleeps Blend)

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