Senmove - 173 (Braille 174 Rmx)

Corporate 09 - Frog Speech & Larynxophone. Demo recording from spring 1991. Written, arranged, performed, mixed and recorded by Corporate 09. Produced by Groen and E-Dog. Instruments: Roland SH-09, Roland SH-101, Ensoniq EPS 16+, Korg M1R and Kawai K1 II. Restored from private demo tape by Pertti Grönholm in 2021.

Frog Speech, Larynxophone

Frog Speech & Larynxophone (Demo 1991 / Restored 2021)

An eclectic mix of IDM, Electro and a dash of Acid from yours truly. My hope is that this album will connect with the listener, providing a boost in spirits and a brief respite from the day's burdens. Enjoy!

Available for streaming and digital download @ cepheid1.bandcamp.com/album/ephemera

Ephemera

Fast as You Can

B3 - Galgo - Fun Cum

excerpt from an unlabeled live recording 2017

Mare Insularum

Track nr 6 from Arv & Miljö album "Svensk sommar i stilla frid" releasedate oct 26th 2018

Svensk sommar i stilla frid

Arv & Miljö - Hjärteregn, Rinn Oförmärkt

from 'KNOTTING', CD release on Some Fine Legacy Records 

Knotting presents the entirety of a beautifully-recorded set performed by Ambarchi and the astonishing Australian- French drum virtuoso Will Guthrie in Geneva in February 2019. Beginning with a delicately played but rapid and insistent ride cymbal rhythm over which Ambarchi layers his signature shimmering Leslie cabinet guitar tones and eventually building, as the piece always does, to a peak of caterwauling harmonic fuzz and thundering drums, the recording also shows the pair taking risks and pushing the piece into new directions, especially in Guthrie’s willingness to let the central pulse momentarily die away or only barely be implied as his main focus of attention turns to instantaneous responses to the subtle rhythmic suggestions of Ambarchi’s shuddering guitar tones. Ambarchi’s performance also demonstrates the ever-evolving nature of his relationship with the guitar, making space for some of the more harmonically uneasy yet subtly lyrical playing (in a tone calling to mind the 80s guitar-synth work of Pat Metheny or Bill Frisell) that has emerged in his recent solo work. Ending with a remarkable coda where Guthrie’s bells and cymbals suddenly transforms the performance into something like Tibetan temple music, Knotting is an essential snapshot of the workof two musicians not content to repeat themselves.

Oren Ambarchi & Will Guthrie - Knotting - excerpt

New tape on Flaming Pines available from Bandcamp:
markvernon.bandcamp.com/album/ribbons-of-rust

This album focuses on a derelict and abandoned holiday resort at Laem Thian bay on the east coast of the island of Koh Tao in Thailand. The resort is situated in a small cove that is only accessible on foot via an overgrown path and a walk of several miles - a journey very few tourists bother to make. The concrete structure opens out onto a small sandy beach that would have provided an idyllic holiday setting at one time. A number of palm-thatched holiday cottages with dilapidated roofs slide down the hillside. There are signs of vandalism; graffiti decorates the walls, the remains of campfires, broken glass and other detritus litter the floors – but traces of the previous occupants also remain. Children’s toys, kitchenware, hand written notes, menus, mattresses, a plastic telephone and four cassette tapes – rusty, caked in sand, weather damaged and corroded by the humid salty sea air.

Back at home these tapes were prised apart and transplanted into new cassette shells to salvage the audio from them. This piece is composed from excerpts of the recordings found on the tapes along with field recordings taken on site, the journeys there and back and audio rips from video clips uploaded by other travellers who came across this same location.

The haunting quality of this place left a deep impression on me. The sense of isolation and abandonment it engendered was in stark contrast to the rest of the island, and indeed the rest of Thailand as I experienced it. This feeling remained with me and in some way it permeated the rest of my stay in the country. It is that feeling that I wanted to convey through this work. The impetus behind this project has been less objective documentation and more a form of sonic time travel. A document of a place that no longer exists.

All recordings made or found in Thailand between February and March 2016.

Location photographs by Tian Miller.
Cassette documentation by David Fulford.

Developed during the Hospitalfield Summer Residency 2017. Made with support from the PRS Foundation’s Open Fund and Sound and Music’s Francis Chagrin Award.

Special thanks to Tian Miller, Barry Burns, Ian Middleton and Kate Carr.

Released June 26, 2019.

Accelerated Aquaculture from 'Ribbons of Rust' cassette

Remix of a "Seven Horses For Seven Kings" track by my friend Radwan Moumneh aka Jerusalem In My Heart for the "CRXSSINGS (fundraiser for City Plaza)" Bandcamp compilation. Please support the project here
https://crxssings.bandcamp.com

"All the funds generated by the sales of this album will be donated directly to City Plaza Hotel, a squatted refuge located in the heart of Athens, Greece, organized for and by migrants from Africa and Asia. These funds will support their struggle to provide material needs for those fleeing economic, environmental, political and military disasters in their home countries. At City Plaza Hotel residents work together in ways that center their own agency, dignity and solidarity with each other."

Black To Comm - Double Happiness in Temporal Decoy (Remix by Jerusalem In My Heart)

Ancient Plastix - The Dream Within The Dream Within

Pole (aka Stefan Betke) announces details of his new album on Mute and shares the first track, ‘Röschen‘.
The album "Fading" is set for release on Mute on 6 November 2020 and is available for your pre-order here: https://mute.ffm.to/Fading

Fading

Röschen

pole - Röschen (edit)

Maple Death Records - Living the unexplored noise kingdom that is left to rummage and polish. Noisers unite.

Ancient Plastix - The Dream Within The Dream Within

Maple Death Records

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