Spatial divagations

Born as an original Loreno Brusci - Timet composition (2001) for Graziano Staino's short-movie "The last tears from planet earth" - www.vimeo.com/68834493 
The uploaded version is an extended version (2009) where Lucio Capece plays prepared bass clarinet and soprano saxophone. 
The work in this version has never been previously released.

La Città Rituale (The ritual city)

in early 2000 I started experimenting on symmetrical structures in order to spectrally -ironically- saturate homo-rhythmical forms. On "speed" I made several experiments, this is one of the few I still like. Preot Buxton is still at the vocals, Ares Tavolazzi on prepared double bass.

The Loneliness Of The Short Distance Runner_Provincial Metaphor#1

infrason :: HerzMoskva

Trevor Cox, Professor of Acoustic Engineering at the University of Salford and author of Sonic Wonderland, discovers an amazing effect as he walks through the National Theatre railway station in Oslo, Norway. In the cylindrical booking hall the sound becomes distorted, an effect created by the 'acoustic sculpture' that sits there.

Acoustic Sculpture, National Theatre Station in Oslo, Norway.

Trevor Cox, Professor of Acoustic Engineering at the University of Salford and author of Sonic Wonderland, takes the opportunity to play his saxophone within the oil tanks at Inchindown, home of the world's longest echo. You can find out more about the science behind these amazing sounds on his blog here: https://acousticengineering.wordpress.com/2014/07/08/playing-the-worlds-longest-echo/


Playing Sax at Inchindown, home of the world's longest echo

Tokyo To Chiba

Dub techno master Deepchord will release a double album, Ultraviolet Music, on November 27 via Soma Records.

Rod Modell talks to FACT about Detroit's uncertain future, his deep connection to the music of the 1940s, and why he chose "the artist's life": 

Bogota

Field Recordings of the Mysterious Ringing Rocks/Montana, music made with rocks. Near Butte Montana, and part of the edge of the Boulder Batholith, is a large jumbled pile of boulders, the rocks in this unique geologic formation chime melodically when tapped lightly with a crescent wrench or mallet.

It is believed that the ringing is a combination of the composition of the rock and the way the joining patterns have developed as the rocks have eroded away, though ultimately a concrete scientific explanation has yet to be arrived at. Curiously, if a boulder is removed from the pile, it no longer rings.

Slightly different pitches and timbres emanate from thousands of rocks in the formation, and in theory Butte's Ringing Rocks could form the basic ostinato for the "Music of the Spheres."(Musica Universalis)

All sounds captured with the Sony PCM-D100 24bit-96khz

Download the Kontakt kit here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/owre3t7wzslqcr3/RingingRock-Samples-RD.zip?dl=0


Field Recordings of the Mysterious Ringing Rocks/Montana, music made with rocks.

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Sahalé - Magharibi

@naziranazira showcases the rowdy techno sound of The New East

http://mixmag.net/feature/kazakhstahn-scene-piece

Spatial divagations

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