Industrial Landscapes

Noise (Refined)

Reflektor - 6

Nada!

The Calling (Mk II)

Where's the Party

I Wanna Wanna Wanna Get Rid of You

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Pousseur
http://www.scambi.mdx.ac.uk/

Henri Pousseur - Scambi (1957)

Diamorphoses / Concret PH / Orient Occident / Bohor

Concret PH

Ryoji ikeda - One Minute

"Trance, Pt. 1"  – Angus MacLise: New York Electronic, 1965 (Sub Rosa, 2014)


Angus MacLise – Trance, Pt. 1

Rezession, Baby!

Deutsche Hymne ohne Refrain

Selectors 003 - Marcel Dettmann

Low Cool (Marcel Dettmann Edit)

Der Mussolini

Luc Ferrari: Visage I (1956)

#7885 Electropunk to Technopop 1978-1985

Just Fascination (7" Version)

The Living Legends

Nag, Nag, Nag

Stephanie Says

Stacey Barelos, piano
Liz Pearse, voice
Helmut Lachenmann - "Got Lost" (2007/2008)

“Three only seemingly incompatible texts, stripped of their pathos-laden, poetic and profane diction, are sent from the same sound source – a soprano voice singing ‘in whatever way’ – into a intervallically ever-changing field of sound, reverberation and movement. Calling out, playfully, ‘warbling’ and lamenting arioso: they interrupt and pervade one another, thus marking out a space that ultimately remains foreign to them, and in which – as in all my compositions – music reflects upon itself with ‘expression’-less joviality, thus showing its awareness of the transcendent, god-less message of ‘ridicolas’ that unifies these three texts.” 
(Helmut Lachenmann, 2010)


Performed live at Kaneko on July 8, 2016 as part of Omaha Under the Radar.

Photo of performance by Aleks Karjaka of Karjaka Studios.

Got Lost - Helmut Lachenmann

Bitte Vor R.E.M Einordnen

Autobiographie Einer Heizung

Coil ~ Tattooed Man

Minnesota-based soprano Liz Pearse has an affinity for music of the 20th and 21st centuries, as well as a long-standing love of the music of earlier periods, from medieval to Mozart. Check out her website for more information and more recent recordings!