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After another weary year, allow us to soak your digital tendrils in our tepid aural ooze – a sonic silicone secretion to reboot the limbic system to its most primal state of ecstasy.

INDEX0X0XL is the second release of our pan-sensory bouquet, distilled to provoke and whet our deepest of lusts. An atomised, sway-inducing solution to seduce and ensnare the most sated souls, thru an intoxicating rhapsody of notes – a Venus in slurs.

The tracks will be available as 'pay as you feel' on Valentine's Day 2022. There will also be love inspiring merch to accompany the compilation: a colour-customisable, individually handmade INDEXOXOXL dildo by xoxo.dilco. Head to Bandcamp to order, or send us a dm.

@keptmale @benbondy @connaharaway @specialguest-dj @pontiacstreator @cybermission @drmystery @vasesound @rreinartz @mathisruffing @jpeglove @faffldn @loiflan @kingsofty @user-951049725-782254964 @dj-sweat @aradacid

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Mastered by @ikezwanikken
Artwork by @kingsofty
Curated by @connaharaway & @kingsofty

INDEXOXOXL

dildos n digis

Conna Haraway – don't @ me

@rxdazn for @issasha on @bangkokcommunityradio 03/06/2023
thanks to @cosm_bkk for the link up

recorded live from outer lab in Kochi, Japan
https://outer-lab.net

very rare appearances from
sinjin hawke at 20:20 
zora jones at 25:25 

Shalt - Home
DJC - Humidity
Cassius Select - BUNNY
CYPHR - A Constant Desire To Consume
MM - NIXPLACEBO
Robert Lippok - Textured
Cassius Select - Emergency D
Kuedo - Memory Rain
Caterina Barbieri - Broken Melody
Autechre - 444
Byetone - Plastic Star
Pearson Sound - Everything Is Inside Out
Elsewhere - Trippin
Notte Infinita - Slippery Tuff
Elsa - Why Are You Running
Akkord - Back & Forth
Alpha Wann - Mitsubishi
Gesloten Cirkel - Pkbday
CYPHR - Wetware
Simo Cell - Whispers
HXE - Rozay
Aloka - Bica

reupload of https://soundcloud.com/bangkokcommunityradio/issasha-w-rxdazn

rxdazn - Bangkok Community Radio mix (03/06/2023)

FREE PALESTINE
CEASEFIRE NOW

https://paralaxe-editions.bandcamp.com/album/for-palestine

"Hello. My name is Dania and I run the Paralaxe Editions label. Outside of this, I am also an Emergency Medicine doctor and an Arab in the diaspora. Growing up, Palestine was a frequent topic of conversation in my home. What is happening now is not a new conflict. The horrific images we are currently seeing in Gaza are simply the latest manifestation of an oppressive system that dates back decades. I'm usually a private person, but as a doctor, a woman and an Arab whose whole life was uprooted by war and Western imperialism, leaving me displaced from my homeland, I feel compelled to act in the face of a situation that seems increasingly dire by the day.

Looking to make some kind of positive contribution, I've reached out to friends, colleagues and fellow artists from a variety of geographic, social and ethnic backgrounds, asking if they would donate some of their music to a fundraiser compilation.

'For Palestine' is that compilation and I hope that the breadth of the participants involved helps to underscore the severity of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and in Palestine in general.

All proceeds will go to Médecins Sans Frontières. This charity has been chosen as the benefactor as I am not only familiar with their mission statement and field work, but many of my medical colleagues have directly worked with the organisation in different locations around the globe. MSF currently has doctors and staff on the ground in Gaza, and they are actively working to treat patients and get desperately needed supplies across the border.

On top of the music, I've also teamed up with Oficina de Disseny to create a special print. Printed at L'automatica in Barcelona as part of a collective printing effort, 600 posters were produced in total, though a majority have been (and will continue to be) distributed freely at protests in Barcelona. A small quantity, however, are on sale here. Unfortunately, they are available to EU customers only. (Some additional copies will also be available at Paralaxe Editions' showcase at Cafe Oto in London on November 7.)

We ask you to please donate generously to the compilation.

There is no freedom until we're all free."

Curated by Dania.
All tracks mastered by Rupert Clervaux except:
Track 16 mastered by Daphne X.
Track 37 mastered by Emre.
Tracks 1, 5, 7, 12, 20, 25, 29, 30, 32, 33, 39, 40, 44, 46, 51, 53, 54, 57 mastered by Gynn Maier.

Artwork by Oficina de Disseny
Done in collaboration with IF Publications, L'automatica
Printed at L'automatica, Barcelona.

Special thanks to Abdallah Taher, Ailo Ribas, Laura Coromina, Helga Juárez, and my cousin Warda.

Special note: Some artists have elected to use pseudonyms as they have visas that maybe affected by this compilation.

For Palestine

Fight (Paralaxe Editions)

"Aethernal Score’’, Aisha Devi’s commission for the BBC Concert Orchestra, is an attempt to intensify the vibrational capacities of the orchestra and divert the expected course of classical-electronic collaboration. Devi has always used her art to push against cultural presumptions, so it made sense to assemble the initial framework for the piece from some of her acclaimed back catalogue, meshing it with new compositions and reworking everything with orchestral elements that follow Devi's radical metaphysical and theoretical guidelines. It's best described as a twenty-minute "mixtape" that embodies the connections between the concert hall, the club and the sacred ritual - or even a demonstration of the orchestra's hidden potential.

Inspired by her Himalayan heritage, Devi has been exploring the entrancing sonic application of monastic practices such as throat singing for many years, as well as developing psychoacoustic methods. This led her to perceive sound as a way of expanding brain activity - something that also plays a shrouded role in the world of chamber music. Applying this to the orchestra, she began thinking about each instrument as a discrete frequency range, searching for its ethereal properties rather than fixating on an object saddled with cultural baggage. Using the density, amplitude and vibrational impact of the sounds in unison, Devi was able to summon the club environment, seizing that space's inherent power - Devi was making orchestral rave.

Two versions of the score are included on the release, one orchestrated in collaboration with Robert Ames and conducted by André de Ridder, performed on October 29, 2021 with the BBC Concert Orchestra at Queen Elizabeth Hall which was commissioned by Elizabeth Alker for Unclassified Live, and the purely electronic version - the synthetic backbone of the composition. Both are very different, and listened to together highlight the transformative power of instrumentation. The result is like a purge of history and hierarchy, with tools of colonization hollowed-out and fashioned into new shapes. A clash of grandeur and sensitivity, and a live deconstruction of the artistic ego, "Aethernal Score" is transcendent re-evaluation of classical and electronic sounds that doesn't just make you think, it makes you resonate.

Mastered and cut by Matt Colton at Metropolis.

Aïsha Devi - Aethernal Binaural [excerpt]

Starfrog Slipmoded

Starfrog (Mosslander Tablet version) [feat. Ben Bondy]

The newest release from 29 Speedway, UltraBody, is a compilation record featuring the music of Jake Muir, Pent & Dylan Kerr, Nexcyia & mu tate, James K, Flora Yin-Wong, Ex Wiish & Dorothy Carlos, Kamran Sadeghi, Tati au Miel, James Hoff, Eric Frye, qwqwqwqwa & sop.io, Muein, & Maxwell Sterling. The record is emblematic of the artists who have performed at 29 Speedway shows in New York and Europe during the past two years, and is the third in a series released by the label.

The record investigates how the self, spirituality, and language are intertwined with the intervention of subjectivity by new technologies. With increasingly sophisticated tech, and the supposed ability to remake the world and ourselves, what differentiates our individual discretion from the will imposed upon us by software? Quoting Walter Chaw, “Decades of rampant, unregulated and ill-considered technological leaps have begun to evolve, to mutate, humans at a biological level”. This haphazard acceleration towards a techno-utopic transformation of humanity has faulted, and as William Gibson put it, is leading us to live in a “half assed singularity”. In this reality, artistic processes are influenced by excessive access to computational tools and assistance, but not utterly controlled.

This in-between state of dominion is explored on UltraBody. “Incoherences” samples the utterances of Dylan Kerr’s voice processed between Pent’s percolated glazes, muddying the gulf between vaporous ambient and reflexive sound design. The voice on James Hoff’s “A... ...Cha.... A... I feel l” was created by trying to get voice cloning technology to sing a gps data stream, the music an extrapolation from an earworm he got stuck in his head while shopping in Kyoto. On “Plogue Chain”, Eric Frye’s most speculative sci-fi observations spiral into a glazed pool of digital cacophony, while Kamran Sadeghi’s “Formula Fiction” is an experiment in (un)controlled generativity. Incorporating minimal pings from a 3D simulation scene based on gravitational interaction, cello bits evolve on “Assimilation”, a collaboration between Ex Wiish & Dorothy Carlos.

On UltraBody, sound has no separate existence from space.

Kamran Sadeghi - Formula Fiction

Listen to "Breeze" by SeedZ taken from "Navigator" 2-tracker out on 11th October via Free Sequence

Bandcamp: https://freesequence.bandcamp.com/album/seedz-navigator

SeedZ is a collaboration of AudioCompress and Polyklinik. Their latest EP is about a navigator traditionally charts the best path through an unknown territory. Similarly, people have the power to become their own navigators in life, steering themselves toward what brings them bliss and fulfilment. The journey of life doesn’t come with a map, and the path to happiness often winds through unexpected places.

"We hope our music helps you navigate toward your unique joy, exploring the moments and experiences that make life feel whole."

Links:
SeedZ are AudioCompress and Polyklinik
https://soundcloud.com/audiocompress
https://audiocompress.bandcamp.com
https://soundcloud.com/polycloud
Free Sequence
soundcloud.com/free-sequence
https://freesequence.bandcamp.com
www.instagram.com/freesequence

Navigator

bandcamp

SeedZ - Breeze (Free Sequence)

Pour cette nouvelle émission on a le plaisir d'accueillir l'artiste parisienne Keki. keki trace des diagonales torves entre IDM, Noise, wave, grime et bangers post club avec un goût prononcé pour les ascensions épiques, les chants mystiques et les basses vrombissantes. 

Connu pour sa sélection ultra précises on est honorés d'enfin l'inviter pour 1h entre dub hybride, trap déformée et pop lointaine.

On remercie @frgm.ntsdis pour notre nouvelle DA visuelle <3

Ex Magazine Invite Keki

Short mix with left field, lower tempo dubstep and some future garage for laid back listening.

pesadj 301024

Emotional Spaces: Eendracht invites anodyna - 29/10/2024

LIES-133
Tom of England
Sex Monk Blues lp
to be released October 7th 2019

Tom Of England - A2 Sniffin' At The Griffin

UK record label based at fabric, East London. Run in part by Rob Booth (Electronic Explorations)

Aïsha Devi - Aethernal Binaural [excerpt]

Houndstooth