live recording of the Swiss premiere on Nov 22, 2021 in Grosser Saal, Musik Akademie Basel

flute – Phoebe Bognár
bass clarinet - Ábel Fazekas
cello – Caspar Johannes Walter

Outside (2021) | for flute, bass clarinet, and cello

Rodziewicz - "Steve Nash Flow" (Sinealog "Bill's Cut - Up Technique Theme" Remix)

Compilation of experimental modular patches.
Made with the Serge system.

Cover: Breuer, 2021

machina

machina (part 4)

machina (part4)

samurai never dies (instrumental remix)

For the Braindance Discord Drukqs 20 Year Anniversary Album: Dorkqs

🔗 https://braindancenews.bandcamp.com/album/dorkqs

(If any of you can translate "bbydhyonchord" please tell me in a comment.)

"Aphex Twin's groundbreaking 2001 album "Drukqs" was released exactly 20 years ago today. In celebration, a community of talented and creative individuals have produced over 30 remixes, covers, and reinterpretations of the tracks off of this seminal work.

Thank you for your attention, bye

"

Bbydhyonchord - ( Petrichor Remix )

Glacial Anatomy is dark arctic ambience influenced by the study, research, and exploration of the Arctic/Antarctic zones, polar regions, glaciers, ice sheets, and extraterrestrial regions. Designed for deep listening, this work relies heavily on field recordings, experimental microphones, modular synthesis, and found audio.

Artist location is undisclosed.

https://secretpress.bandcamp.com/album/transient

Album description:

Transient is an immersive auditory journey of the unexplored frozen landscapes that lie just beyond the buzz and bustle of city life. Right from the opening track “85° 36′ S”, the sound space is ice cold, with textures of electromagnetic static and cryptic radio transmissions sprinkled like dust throughout each composition. Dark pulsating drones and undulating currents of electric hum envelop the listener, guiding them deeper into the experience. The album finishes with the triumphant “Atmosphere Observe” - an anthemic piece with swirling analog synth drones and tenacious percussion, closing with gentle static ~ Dawn H.

Mastered by Lawrence English at Negative Space

cassette download

Glacial Anatomy - Sub Pool Unknown

ALX BROKEN - Flow Reaction 01

Do androids dream of electric sheep

2 layers of mono-synth w/ feedback improv

viol

ice baths

Jessica Walrus - Julienne  [WIP]

contact: isaac.blumfield@gmail.com

Isaac Roth Blumfield is a composer from Saint Paul, Minnesota, currently based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He writes experimental music for acoustic and electronic instruments which explores resonance, materiality, and memory through expanded sonic approaches towards instruments and objects. His music looks for the strange spaces between subjective and unconscious experience, exploring uncanny places between beauty, pain, and strangeness.
His music has been influenced through  through work with performers such as ensemble sonic space basel alumni, Schallfeld Ensemble, violinists Austin Wulliman and Chris Otto, line upon line percussion trio, Ensemble Modern, Barcelona Modern Ensemble, guitarist Francesco Palmieri and Jamie Monck, and Quartetto Maurice at programs such as the Bludenzer Tage zeitgemäßer Musik, the Banff Centre for Creativity, Yellow Barn Young Artists Program, New Music on the Point, Valencia International Performance Academy, Ticino Musica Festival and Freie Universität Berlin im Sommer.  
His music has been broadcast on Swiss Public Radio and supported by the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation, Fondation Nicati - De Luze, and the Hirschmann Stiftung. He graduated with his Bachelor's degree in composition at New England Conservatory in Boston and a Master's degree in composition at the Hochschule für Musik FHNW in Basel, Switzerland and is currently pursuing post graduate studies at the Universität für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Vienna. His primary teachers have included Stratis Minakakis, Timothy McCormack, Caspar Johannes Walter, Svetlana Maras, and Clara Iannotta. He is currently a PhD candidate at Harvard University, studying with Chaya Czernowin and Hans Tutschku.