Track preview from Mutamassik new album, Symbols Follow. Out on Discrepant (2015)

More info here: http://www.discrepant.net/products/544126-mutamassik-symbols-follow

Mutamassik - Aabye (from Symbols Follow LP)

Schachmatt

Six To Twenty Seconds

While driving up from Calliope to Kroombit Tops National Park (Central Queensland, Australia) we got stuck in the lowlands due to temporarily impassable creeks. In the previous days there had been heavy rain and on this night the heat and humidity was intense. When these elements came together it allowed the subtropical anuran diversity of this place to really shine and the frogs of the area puffed up their throats and consumed the sonic space of the lowlands. The habitat of the lowlands is a mixture of subtropical woodland and farmland for grazing cattle.
In this particular chorus a stunningly large group of Desert Tree Frogs (Litoria rubella) screamed from a pond below while several species of Rocket Frogs (Litoria sp.) excitedly chattered in a roadside ditch. Also accompanying the chorus's included a Green Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea) chanting close to the mics as well as Roth's Tree Frogs (Litoria rothi), Eastern Dwarf Tree Frogs (Litoria fallax) and Salmon-striped Frogs (Limnodynastes salmini) singing in the surrounds. 
Unfortunately I wasn't able to record much of the many incredible lowland chorus's as I was on a scientific expedition so didn't have much time or freedom to record on this night, a night on which I heard more frog species over a few hours than I likely have over my entire life!
Recorded on the 31st of January, 2016.
Many thanks to Stephen Mahony (who also came along on the trip) for assisting me in ID'ing the frog calls, you should check out his amazing photos! https://www.flickr.com/photos/stephenmahony/

A Sound Emerged From The Wet, Warm Earth

Chicken Shit

Day 1 of a 5 day indoor compost temperature study conducted at Brasilia's National Museum as part of the #8Em.Meio computer art and technology exhibition. 
The resulting dataset was achieved by placing 4 temperature sensors inside fresh vegetable waste from Brasilia's traditional vegetable market and leaf piles behind the University of Brasilia's Music Department mixed with a compost 'starter' transported by the artist from her compost pile in Riverside, California. 
The data has been parameter mapped to microtonal MIDI note number and sent into Ableton Live. Three sensors control an electronic piano and the fourth sensor controls an upright bass.

Brasilia Compost Sonification Oct 3 2016

MLK Dub

Sizzla - Kings of the Earth DUB Version

Parliament II

GANJA DOOR

8 March 2019

Written by Pete Dunne and myself - vocals Helen McDonald and guitars Mark Flannagan.

Wasted

Lee Berwick - sound maker

This account contains some examples of sound pieces from different periods of my career.

more info at my website...

http://www.leeberwick.com/

Thanks   LEE.