Lost Reality - Roboid 371304

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Song by The Ginger Twins
vocals/synths - Brian Beethoven….

Lyrics:
Forgotten, misplaced
Trapped in the vacant waste
Despondent, displaced
Lost in a lonely space
Just silence, prevails
Devoid of all details
Living in the lost and found
I was lost…I was not found
Living in the lost and found
Look at all this junk I’m around
Expanding, it seems
Erasing all my dreams
Confused and confined
A prisoner of my mind
Just silence exists
And nothingness persists
Living in the lost and found
I was lost…will I be found
Living in the lost and found
Look at all this junk I’m around
Living in the lost and found
I was lost…I will be found
Living in the lost and found
Look at all this junk that has not been found

Living in the Lost and Found

Song by the Ginger Twins
vocals/synths - Brian Beethoven

Lyrics:
Stagnant
Moving forward but I’m losing ground
Path blocked
Seeking progress but it won’t be found
Memories gone
But what’s the cost?
The pain subsides just as the truth is lost
Stagnant
Moving forward but I’m losing ground
Not gaining, not fading
Just stay the same
Not fading, not gaining
Just stay the same
Sadness
Seeking comfort but it won’t be found
Stranded 
Losing footing on unsteady ground
Friends long gone
A lonely song
Their faces fade and my memory’s wrong
Not fading, not gaining
Just stay the same
Not gaining, not fading
Just stay the same
Stagnant
Moving forward but I’m losing ground

Stagnant

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everything glows for a second
↓
stay

light

still

flicker

empty

echo

almost

air

drift

glow

again

blur

slowly

fade

quiet

lost

return

second

gone

blue

end

again

everything glows for a second

AFTERIMAGE SLEEP

EVERYTHING GLOWS FOR A SECOND

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Vision impairment affects millions of people worldwide. Dr Michael Crossland, a Senior Research Fellow at UCL’s Institute of Ophthalmology, joins Professor Philip Schofield to discuss his research on how cutting-edge AI technologies can offer immediate support for those with low vision. They also explore how art, such as the work of visually impaired artist Luka Kille, provides a powerful way to express the lived experience of vision loss. 


Credits:
Date of episode recording: 2024-12-01
Duration: 00:16:02
Language of episode: English
Presenter: Professor Philip Schofield
Guests: Dr Michael Crossland 
Producer: Professor David Docherty OBE & Dr Paul Ayris (Pro-Vice-Provost LCCOS: Library, Culture, Collections and Open Science, UCL) Director: Justin Hardy (IOE - Culture, Communication & Media, UCL) Producer: Stevie Doran

Season 2, Episode 7 - Vision Impairment: Science, Art and Lived Experience by Dr Michael Crossland

The following track originally premiered on Headphone Community. Join us now for as little as $1 a month and get early access to unreleased music, in-depth interviews, and exclusive download codes for lossless albums. Plus you get to spend time with a community of music lovers and the musicians themselves!  https://www.patreon.com/HeadphoneCommunity

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Joachim Spieth is a German electronic music producer known for his deep, highly textural, atmospheric ambient music and deconstructed, sometimes dubby, hypnotic techno. His sound encompasses everything I love about Kompakt, where he initially appeared as part of the celebrated Pop Ambient series. In 2007, Joachim founded his Affin imprint, on which he showcases many of his own works, collaborations (with Markus Guentner, warmth, and, yes, zakè), and other solo artists (Gustavo Lamas, rhubiqs, Droneghost, to name a few). 

I covered plenty of Affin releases on HC, and I highly recommend getting lost in the discography on Bandcamp. I also interviewed Joachim exactly a year ago (in December of 2024) and published this In the studio with Joachim Spieth on Headphone Commute. But today I want to share with you his latest piece, titled Rephrase, a single track (for now), which Joachim offered up exclusively to this community [and yes, he's lurking here in the background].

"This piece emerged during preparations for a live set. It is composed of fragmented elements drawn from various previously released tracks, intricately interwoven and transformed through a series of modulators evolving over time. While certain passages may sound familiar, the result is not a “version” of any existing work, but rather a hybrid composition — a fusion of multiple fragments recontextualized into a new and autonomous form."
 -- Joachim Spieth

HEADPHONE COMMUNITY EXCLUSIVE: Joachim Spieth - Rephrase

DNGLS may initially sound like a new or previously ‘undiscovered’ artist, but behind the alias, you will find Maxime Dangles, a French producer whom I’ve showcased before. I wish I could attribute the music on La route des Alpes – 1921 to a specific genre. But, as usual, there are no categories here. Suffice it to say that if you like Burial, you will enjoy this journey through the Alps. Yes, one would think that once Burial ripped the band-aid off his particular take on garage meets dubstep meets ambient, distilled through a nocturnal and emotionally-haunted electronica, everyone would jump on that bandwagon, and follow through. But, for one reason or another, this wasn’t the case. And yet, when you listen to Dangles’ second track on the album, “Ascension” or “Rouche & Glace”, you’re immediately transported to those murky days of Untrue (and damn, Burial’s self-titled turns 10 years old next May!). But back to La route des Alpes. This album is actually a film score, and was commissioned by the Scène Nationale du Lux in Valence for a cine-concert on André Bayard’s 1921 silent film. This is a journey through the regions like Évian, Col du Galibier, and Mont Blanc. And although we don’t have the silent film, we’ve got this music for you. “Epic flights echoing the grandeur of the landscapes, a deep sense of nostalgia, darker tracks shaped by the harshness of the elements, later contrasted by the lightness of clearings traced by his synthesizers, a fragile, skin-deep composition elevated by immersive and masterful sound design.” I liked this album a lot, and I was initially planning to premiere a track for you on here, but time slipped by, as I got swallowed up by Headphone Community, where I am spending most of my time and energy these days. And that’s all good, since now you get a dedicated write-up. Pick this one up from the French Lifeguards / IFT imprint.



DNGLS - Roche & Glace

Every year since about 2010, Mike Jedlicka and I have kept up a tradition: he creates a vinyl-only mix of his favourite records, and I share it on Headphone Commute as part of our end-of-year celebrations. And yes, this is his 15th installment! As always, Mike keeps me in check by navigating the releases of the past year across a variety of genres, even throwing in a hip-hop track or two, which makes this journey all the more exciting. It’s always a great pleasure to experience his deep knowledge of eclectic selections in a long-form continuous mix, and I’m always happy to share it with you!

If you like these choices, check out the Optic Echo Presents archive. Enjoy the sounds, and please support the featured artists and labels! Pick up their releases on Bandcamp, even if you still intend to play them on Spotify on the go! 

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Lost Reality is a project which dates back to 1996 and has undergone a radical evolution over time settling into its current blend of electro rock/alternative over the last few years. 

The band has received unanimous praise from press and critics and were featured in many of compilations and magazines (PSYCHO, Gothic Magazine, Nachtaktiv Magazin), in radios and tv shows (Demolition, Database, Salaprove, Rock TV Tour, Rock TV Night and Rock TV's, On The Road) and was finalist or won national and international music competitions (I-Tim tour, Diesel U) .

Lost Reality have supported on stage Clan of Xymox, Richie Kotzen, and Litfiba among others, opened for Lacuna Coil at M.i.C. Rock Festival in 2018, and recently crossed the channel playing a number of concerts in London including two headline show at the prestigious O2 Academy, at 93 Feet East, and a showcase show at Scala. 

While working on the latest releases, Lost Reality composed and produced the soundtrack for the horror circus show “eXtreme Show” and released a cover of Depeche Mode's Black Celebration.

In the early 2019 Lost Reality released their debut single "A motivation for someone" from their forthcoming album.

Lost Reality are confirmed to play (acoustic stage VIP) at the W Festival 2019 in Belgium.

The W Festival 2019 lineup includes artists such as Killing Joke, The Stranglers, She Wants Revenge, And One, VNV Nation, Blutengel, Apoptygma Berzerk, Jimmy Somerville, Tony Hadley, The Human League, Echo & The Bunnymen, Nik Kershaw, Howard Jones and many more.

Lost Reality's new video "A motivation for someone" will be broadcast on the Milan, Rome and Brescia underground on MetroMusic by TelesiaTV.

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