Name: Mona Hatoum - Sound Collage by LIAM NOONAN
Duration: 2 min 25 s
Description: Inspired by Mona Hatoum's 1999 installation 'Home', This short piece is an expressionist take on music concrete techniques, taking the physical construction of the installation, as well as the juxterposed 'homely' aesthetic with dangerous electrical voltage into consideration when arranging. This piece is 95 percent made out of electricity / voltage found sounds.

https://takearestnow.bandcamp.com/album/die-hard-rmxs-vol-2

DIE HARD RMXS VOL.2 is the second rework EP of some selected tracks from the original Rest Now! compilation ‘Die Hard (Rest Now! Motion Picture Soundtrack)’ featuring remixes by @queimada77 @ptwiggs @emilyglassss @triste-temps and @ubinas

All the proceeds will be devolved to the #closed4women emergency fund promoted by ActionAid to allow the anti-violence centers to continue working at their best even during this difficult period of coronavirus pandemic.

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111X - TV Station/His Bag Is Missing (Lorica Remix)

'I don't need your hate
I don't need your games
I don't need your sadistic traits
Don't need your blames'

From the album 'Thanks for telling me who I really am' coming out on accept on the 10th of September 2021.
Buy it here: https://donnaharingwey.bandcamp.com/album/thanks-for-telling-me-who-i-really-am
Official Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT4pN6g00cA

Thanks for telling me who I really am

Cybersadism

All proceeds will be donated to ICRC.

https://scrtfcs.bandcamp.com/album/secret-faces-vol-two

River

animation and soundpiece "modern church" 
commissioned for the
"Keyframe“ digital art exhibition
31.03 — 02.04.2022 
in Vienna

Modern Church (commissioned for Keyframe Exhibition 2022)

Silver_Web.gen

nevada_jerky_gurl 23 - Silver Web Corporation Lobby  [PIT09]

Holy Similaun pairs with the writer Archipel for “Arcaskathel”, an attempt to probe the holes of perception occurring in the neurodegenerative induced loss of memory.

“Arcaskathel” is an interstitium, a somatic study of phonetics. In little less than 40 minutes, electronic, minimal and noise elements are blended with classical Japanese tunings and non-linear time manipulations, all articulated by Archipel’s muscular and diffracted world of words.
The result is a synaesthetic guide for a not necessarily existent - musical or verbal - dictionary.

Soundwise, “Arcaskathel” forces the listener into a sense of confusion, where emotions are constantly denied by the impenetrable collapse of memory.

The two artists rely on a common ground made of childish-like words and delicate, yet subtly eerie melodies, which evoke foggy memories of a bygone childhood. They slip seamlessly into harsh, dissonant, and almost spat out unintelligible vocals, counterpointed by heavy bass and noisy electronics.
This is the agonizing powerlessness of synaptic failure.

All music written and arranged by Holy Similaun
Vocals and lyrics written by Micol Belletti
Vocals recorded by Giovanni Lami
Produced and mixed by Holy Similaun
Arts by Micol Belletti
Book by Alex Ortiga
Distributed by H-4 | HIDE Productions, 2022 | h-4.digital

Arcaskathel

Holy Similaun - Arcaskathel [HIDE018]

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HYDRACELL - “Timeline of the Far Future” [ff08]

mix - @user990812  / http://instagram.com/a.ristoff
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tracklist: 
INSIN - Finding My Legs
Ecdysis - Gothic // Artificial
Beta Tyrant - goretex
Diony Lake - Eyre
Luke - Accessing Door #1
Julek Ploski - Ja Tata
eva01 - Krovky
John Object - Cum/Blood
Network Glass - ttlhe
крикет - WONDERDEATH
FSS - CH E M
Philippe Vandal - Post-Consumerism Interior Design Advertisement
Tropical Interface - Eco Bot
Scim - Autopoiesis
Syndrom IX - Fon
MS Blaster + Rüomma - fuge.exe

sysadmin - Timeline of the Far Future

Inspired by Mona Hatoum's 1999 installation 'Home', This short piece is an expressionist take on music concrete techniques, taking the physical construction of the installation, as well as the juxterposed 'homely' aesthetic with dangerous electrical voltage into consideration when arranging. This piece is 95 percent made out of electricity / voltage found sounds.

Mona Hatoum - Sound Collage

LIAM NOONAN

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