Recorded live at Chillits on Sunday, September 14, 2025 from 4:30am to 6am. Music to dream to.

Track list:

Experimental Audio Research - Delian Lament
Émile Zener - Laguna Cibernetica II-III (excerpt)
Ora - Amalgam
Zoviet France - Soft Helion
Colin Potter - The Knights Are Drawing In
ELpH vs Coil - Dark Start
Lull - Echoed Currents
Core - An Area's Era Aria (excerpt)
Oliveros/Dempster/Panaiotis - Ione (excerpt)
Pinkcourtesyphone - New Domestic Landscape
BJ Nilsen & Stilluppsteypa - Untitled (excerpt)
Richter Band - Sbohem
Nurse With Wound - Funeral Music for Perez Prado (excerpt)
Bass Communion - Piano/Soprano Sax
Jasmine Guffond - Muzak For The Encouragement Of Unproductivity Three (excerpt)
w/ Jeanne Lee - Yeh Come T' Be 
Oval - Feeling
Shriekback - Coelacanth
Ekkehard Ehlers / Franz Hautzinger / Joseph Suchy - Untitled (Soundchambers 1)
Gunter Schlienz - Stillleben
zoviet france - A Long Walk (excerpt)
Carl Stone - Shing Kee (intro)
Pinkcourtesyphone - Reference Point Intermission 1 
Carl Stone - Shing Kee (outro)


Image: The first photograph of the Moon: John W. Draper’s daguerreotype, taken on 26 March 1840 from the rooftop observatory at New York University.

Chillits 2025

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Thank you Leon!

Unknown - Untitled
Fantasma do Acaso - 1 - 05
Eric Craven - Accord De Respiration
Springhead - John Barleycorn
Axel Siege - It Is In Us That Grows The Garden
Andrew Hargreaves - Drones In The Air
Oto Hiax - Sleeplocks
Purzum - Closer To The Hearth
Hyvr - Neant
Henry Flynt - Double Spindizzy
Springhead - Sheila Moved Through The Fair
Каландар - ﻿﻿﻿ГУЛ КАТАКОМБ
Foreign Bodies - Angels Of Concrete
Nebula - Drum With Me
Nebula - Astronomers Dream
Buttechno - Untitled
Vereux - Jamais Moyen D’Avoir La Paix

TTT NTS 13.10.25 with Leon

3 decks live at Dust Party 1 in Miami

www.brandond.org

Live in Miami at Dust Party 1 [09/20/2025]

Cyprien Gaillard - Retinal Rivalry
Label: PAN
Cat.No.: PAN 157
Release Date: 17 October 2025
Purchase: pan.lnk.to/RetinalRivalry

Retinal Rivalry is the soundtrack to Cyprien Gaillard’s new stereoscopic film, Retinal Rivalry (2024). It is an entrancing journey through Germany’s urban landscape and its layers of historical and social significance. Building on his previous exploration of the sculptural qualities of three-dimensional moving images, the work extends beyond the confines of the screen. By harnessing cutting-edge technology to its full potential, Gaillard offers an expanded, sharpened and deeply affecting novel view of the world around us.

Retinal Rivalry is named after the visual perception phenomenon that occurs when the brain receives two conflicting images at the same time. Instead of blending into one 3D image, the neural system alternates between prioritising one image while suppressing the other, causing confusion and discomfort for the viewer.

Gaillard’s film engages with these complexities of visual processing and the limitations of technology, collating visual information through exceptional, often tongue-in-cheek, shots that intertwine the inside and outside, the contained and dispersed, and the natural and built.

His camera adopts unusual viewpoints, shifting from smooth aerial perspectives to a rodent’s low gaze to the dizzying darting in and out on the bulbous nose of a sculpture, or a long shot of a train moving through a landscape, drawing us into a layered experience that teeters between a bad trip and unexpected beauty providing solace.

The film’s score draws from diverse sonic elements, bolstering its exploration of dissonance and synchrony. Indonesian instrumental music is reworked and combined with field recordings of heavy machinery rumbling and strangely melodic retching. The soundtrack also incorporates the opening lines to Werner Herzog’s Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), along with its accompanying overture by German band Popol Vuh. 

The soundscape of Retinal Rivalry contrasts its images—what we see is often at odds with what we hear. Only one section lets sound and image converge: a fractured leg pumps the pedal of an interactive organ to play a piece by Johann Sebastian Bach that repeatedly falters.

The film Retinal Rivalry will be on view at Haus der Kunst in Munich from October 17, 2025, to March 8, 2026.

Cyprien Gaillard - Retinal Rivalry (PAN 157)

More on the 720th weekly Disquiet Junto project, One from Two — The Assignment: Combine a pair of your recent tracks — at https://disquiet.com/0720/.

Twinkle (disquiet0720)

Excerpts from the 2016 C20 Tape, released by Lead Lozenges.

Coerce I - Side B - Excerpt

K. M. Toepfer