DFAM is the first addition to the Mother ecosystem of synthesizers and presents an expressive hands-on approach to percussive pattern creation. It requires no patching, and absolutely no experience is needed for human-beings of any age to quickly begin synthesizing new and unique rhythmic compositions.

DFAM Semi-Modular Analog Percussion Synthesizer

Industrial edit of Basswells party everyday

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ari et anne : permanence

Léo Dupleix - synthesis, voice
Félicie Bazelaire - double bass
Stefan Thut - cello
Fredrik Rasten - e-bowed guitar, voice

Recorded live by Stefan Thut in Säulenhalle, Landhaus Solothurn on 28th of June 2020


score:

http://fredrikrasten.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Fuse-modulations.pdf

Fuse modulations - excerpt

Synanunis

Zach Rowden is a singular young voice in the American experimental music scene, dealing with the acoustic and performative possibilities of the upright/electric bass, violin and other instrumentation. Whether embracing microtonal fiddle music in his duo Tongue Depressor, contributing as a member and soloist in Iancu Dumitrescu and the late Ana-Maria Avram’s Hyperion Ensemble, collaborating with Tyshawn Sorey, Leila Bordreuil, Michael Foster and many others, Zach lends a distinct focus and sense of adventure to everything he touches.

For this release on Takuroku, Zach uses loops, bass drones and a caustic field recording, letting each element mesh together in a circling broth, like a Tony Conrad jam slowly digging itself a hole in the muck and mud. There's a distinct US tape jam flavour to this, caking the layers of folkloric laments and eerie distant signals in a foggy murk and hiss. At once a sacred dirge and zoned DIY junk experiment, 'We Were Listening to Music' feels like a dimmed apparition - a recurring anomalous vibration from a bubbling underworld.

TR067 - Zach Rowden - We were talking about music [excerpt]

In a GAPECAST inspired by the 1971 Ozsploitation classic Wake In Fright, non-Ilford man John Grant is marooned in the one-horse town of Ilford South after he falls asleep on a train; a place where the only respite from the drudgery of the data mines comes from sinking pint after pint of strong milk, and the only excitement from the occasional cow hunt. Whilst this also sounds idyllic enough, there's a deep, dark underbelly to Ilford South rather like that of a cow itself, which even its revered former MP Mike Gapes may not be fully aware of. Financial corruption at the highest political level. A string of mysterious deaths, as opposed to the normal murders committed by the GG Gang. And then there's the curious case of the Golf Course Ogre, who keeps killing all the cows. John Grant finds himself sucked in by the town's strange magnetism, and gets in deeper and deeper until he's...gaping in fright.

Written by FFF/Produced by JFR
Additional writing by JFR

CAST:
JFR as Mike Gapes, John Grant, Luke Akehurst, Gorgeous Georgie, Keith the Barman, Gambler, Second Non-Ilford Man and Ilford South Radio FM DJ
FFF as Richard Miller, Jimothy Baker, Shivvonica, Train Conductor and The Swan & Gapes Emcee

GAPECAST

Gape In Fright (GAPECAST #20)

Gavin Mueller joins PTO for part two of our conversation on his new book, 'Breaking Things at Work: The Luddites were Right About Why You Hate Your Job'. We talked about Taylorism and the deskilling of workers, how automation was used by American military planners during the Vietnam war in order to maintain control of the increasingly mutinous US Army, and finally we talked about why - in spite of how the increasing deployment of deskilling technologies made working conditions worse and more dangerous - many union leaders in both the United States and Europe supported the imposition of these new technologies.

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