Natural Architecture moves the Frond sound into more rich and rhythmic territory than Frond's previous work. This piece still employs field recordings, home made textures and the idiosyncratic slow reveal, but really lets the synth do the talking. This tracks celebrates the inspiration that remote natural environments have on the human experience.

Natural Architecture

Brajam Com Noxin

Gintas K Zoviet France second one

A selected series of piano shorts by Antonio Acunzo

"Antonio Acunzo is a versatile musician, improviser and lover of all music, from Debussy to Joy Division. After a few years in Manchester, he moved to London in 2012 and became a regular of Eddie's workshop. He grew up in Rome influenced by Zappa and Coltrane but it is punk that inspired him to start his first band Wild Union (1980/81) followed by Clanjark (1984/92) after his military service, then the experimental outfit Memoria Zero, still going strong with 2 CD releases, Free Sdraio (2001), Between (2013). He plays drum with London based darkish esoteric band The Butterfly Wheel and co-founded the Shadow Sounds project with Tony Hardie-Bick." - Emmanuelle Waeckerle

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Antonio Acunzo / piano and objects

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Recorded in September 2018
Recording and master: Edward Lucas
Mix: Daniel Kordik
Cover image: Mirei Yazawa
Design: Earshots

EAR012 - Antonio Acunzo - Piano Corti [sample]

PAM, previously host of beloved NTS show Okonkole Y Trompa, joins you for a dawn chorus every Thursday. Traversing obscure rarities, globetrotting vintage pop and beyond.

https://www.nts.live/shows/early-bird-show-w-pam/episodes/early-bird-show-w-pam-18th-may-2023

The Early Bird Show w/ PAM 180523

Fil - Automate IV (2023)

Eric Newman and Kate Wolf speak to the author Kristin Ross about her recent book, The Politics and Poetics of Everyday Life, a collection of essays that examine how everyday life emerges as a vantage point for understanding and transforming our social world. The book represents three decades of Ross's writing about the everyday in French political, social, and cultural theory and history, including the commune form and current autonomous zones in France, the romance and memory of the May 1968 protests, and the present predicaments both faced and created by the Macron government. Featuring a long interview with the pioneering philosopher Henri Lefebvre, the book also invokes the work of Frederic Jameson, Jacques Ranciere, Emile Zola, and many others, to explore the intersections of political transformation and cultural representation as resources for thinking opposition and liberation in the present.
Plus, artist Martine Syms, whose new exhibition Loser Back Home is currently on view at Spruth Magers in Los Angeles, returns to recommend Steffani Jemison's novel A Rock, A River, A Street.

Kristin Ross' "The Politics and Poetics of Everyday Life"

Sélection Découvertes Pierre Schaeffer

Lucy Charpie
Lignes de rive
23’58, autoproduction (France)

Un documentaire sonore à la première personne sur l’amour, la mort et le hasard de la survie. L’histoire de deux accidents de transport qui dessinent ensemble un imaginaire de lignes : lignes ferroviaires, lignes électriques, lignes de rive comme autant de lignes de vie qui déraillent.

Lucy Charpie s’intéresse à toutes les formes d’art radiophonique et électroacoustique. Elle travaille sur divers projets de création sonore et sur la prolongation de son film Uranus sur la dune.

Lucy Charpie_Lignes De Rive

art work par Alice Rosa, Mulher Branca : https://alicerosa.portfoliobox.net/images
Strabisme Auditif : https://soundcloud.com/user3052871

tracklist 
    1 Résidents de la République, intro 
    2 Magma, Tröller Tanz, 1976 
    3 A glade, Earthling, 2023
    4 Strabisme auditif, Manifestacio 
    5 Brigitte Fontaine, Interview. 
    6 Tulgirdas, NU KĄ? AAA!!!, 2020
    7 Spontaneous Overthrow, Party, 1984
    8 Fulguromatic, Top 5 des citations d’Einstein sur internet (la 3ème va vous surprendre), 2023
    9 Fred Weinberg, Animosity, 1970
    10 La Pisse, Un café une fois par an, 2022
    11 Massicot, Cuska, 2020
    12 Un éternuement venu de loin 
    13 The Space Lady, Interview. 
    14 Jimmy Hendrix, EXP, 1967 
    15 Tatsound, Go (Where you want to go), 2022
    16 Ingetrapt, Le Carnaval des animaux de Tchernobyl, 2023
    17 Strabisme Auditif, Cum Shlago Spiritu, 2022
    18 The Space Lady, Domine libera nos, 1990
    19 Cam Wicked, This year ahead, 2019
    20 Pavel Matela, Už se nám to krátí, 1993
    21 Norma Tanega, Illusions, 1971

Paravision invite Strabisme Auditif ~ 18.10.2023

CHRONOLITHE 12 pm Tuesday 27.02 Lyl radio

Ce collage sonore porté sur la voix : parlée, prononcée, bredouillée, chantée, est un assemblage de field recording, musiques électroacoustiques et chants traditionnels de Sardaigne, de Bretagne, de Bulgarie, de Mantras argentins et pakistanais, mais aussi : d’une respiration inversée et de poils qui crépitent, de Space Lady dans son jardin au printemps, d’une séance de spiritisme qui fonctionne, d’un ordinateur qui s’appelle John Wayne, de mâts sifflants sur le port de Locmiquélic, d’une balade nocturne en Aveyron et d’un animal non identifié, d’un cours de yoga, d’un apprentissage d’un sonnet de Shakespeare, de chuchotements imperceptibles et d’un enfant qui veut vous croquer l’oreille.
L’instrument, capté à travers des époques et des territoires disparates, devient le matériau élémentaire, presque le liant, d’un composite sonore. Sa permanence se fait révélatrice de ses conditions d’enregistrement et de leur granularité singulière.
Les percussions résonantes de Felicia Atkinson entrent en écho avec celles de Geir Jenssen recueillies au Tibet , les nappes électriques vivantes d’Aho Saan parfument les micros sons de Qoa - issus d’une biocénose Abletonienne qui titille le tympan - Le ressac thailandais dans les tuyaux vibrants de Félix Blume donne un espace aquatique à la monodie de Roxane Métayer et autres jeux d’associations d’hétérophonies.

CHRONOLITHE w/ TOCO VERVISCH LYL RADIO 27.02.24

Ryan and Todd interpret David Lynch's Blue Velvet by paying special attention to the Kantian dimension of the film. They consider the film in terms of the thing-in-itself and the sublime.

Blue Velvet

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Kristin Ross' "The Politics and Poetics of Everyday Life"

LA Review of Books

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