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this is mostly for temporary and unreleased stuff...check out my albums at:
https://mathiaslandaeus.bandcamp.com/
...also on Apple Music & iTunes

Zel Zele http://zelzelerecords.bandcamp.com
Monthly on NTS radio and Worldwide FM
www.nts.live/shows/zel-zele

Independent record company for electronic music with experimental background. Est. 2021. Ambient, downtempo, electronica, IDM, ambient techno, dub techno.

Female rulers of Sun Ra’s Saturn colony? Rebel refugees from the eighties synth-pop? Goddesses gibberish trash talk? Hyperactive tone geologists that will blow your head while drilling into the core of this planet? Witty feminist criticism of masculine-muscular free jazz?

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Shitney – aka Maria Faust (EST) on saxophone and effects; Qarin Wikström (SE) on vocals, keyboards, and electronics; and Katrine Amsler (DK) on a small army of homemade string and spring instruments, electronics, and programmed drums – was formed in 2015 to explore the confines and contrasts of the acoustic/electric sonic pallet.

The three members all feed on a background in jazz, however freely improvising that into different levels of abstractions. Interpreted by 3 individually strong voices they bring in components from very different musical territories and morph it into a mutual language.

Their first release, 2017’s EARTH CORE (ILK Music), was a series of experimental improvisations based on the titular subject matter: an imagined excavation of metals and chemicals, and an investigation of physical laws and paradoxes. The album received critical acclaim and a Danish Music Award nomination as Experimental Jazz Album of the Year.

On POST VOCAL - their new recording and second on ILK Music - the trio pivots to even darker, apocalyptic territory while fusing a bold and overtly feminist mentality with their ever-developing mindsets and musical voices. Together, the members of Shitney attack and examine the genre they have named “Post Vocal'' from a multitude of angles and offer a poignant critique of structural bias, masculinity, and misogyny... in the past, present, and assumed future of “modern” society.

Faust, Wikström, and Amsler once again marry the organic with the synthetic as they shed new light on ancient themes and resonate with unmistakable relevance in 2021.

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LINEUP
Katrine Amsler - Micro Guitar, Awillo Springs, Lyra Organismic Synthesizer, Drum Programming
Qarin Wikström - Vocals, Electronics, N/I
Maria Faust - Saxophone, Effects

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MARIA FAUST - Estonian composer and saxophonist, best known for her own large groups Maria Faust Jazz Catastrophe, Maria Faust Sacrum Facere, and several smaller improvisation-based ensembles. She is the recipient of multiple awards and grants, including Danish Music Awards, NILS Prisen, Estonian Jazz Award, and many others.

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KATRINE AMSLER - Danish composer, musician, instrument builder and sound-artist contributing to different types of audio-visual projects. Latest as a sound artist working for game-composer Martin Stig Andersen (Limbo, Inside) on the highly acclaimed 'Control' by Remedy Entertainment and Turtle Rock Studios' 'Back 4 Blood'. In 2021 Amsler won the British 'Sound of the Year Award' presented by The Museum Of Sound and The New BBC Radiophonic Workshop in the category 'Best Artificial Sound'.

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QARIN WIKSTRÖM - Swedish composer and vocalist, best known for her band Kostcirkeln, and as a member of the collective ensembles Sekten and Babakarej. Wikström also works as a contemporary dance composer and performer, as a solo artist under the name Q, and in a number of smaller sized improvisation-based ensembles. She is the recipient of multiple Danish Music Awards, and a winner of Denmark’s National Arts Foundation’s three-year working grant

Video: https://youtu.be/hfWSVT4l4Uo
Daniel Boyacioglu, röst
Mathias Landæus, piano & keys
Cornelia Nilsson, trummor
Johnny Åman, bas

She/ her/ ella: Sound artist, abstract turntablist & DJ.

SOFA is a Norwegian record label for experimental music run by musicians Martin Taxt, Ingar Zach and Kim Myhr.

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