Sampling

Radio Mnemosyne

I kustbandet

Excerpts from Sprækker (Cracks) - dance performance / installation, DK, 2021

Release: arbitrary, TBA, 2022

http://madsemilnielsen.dk/SPRAKKER-CRACKS

Sprækker / Cracks - excerpts

track 7 from “Before Sleep” by KeepSleep
https://stereoscenic.bandcamp.com/album/before-sleep

Before Sleep

Long Night

In February of 2022, as Storm Eunice worked its way across the UK, two people, namely Greig Baird and his partner Susie Baird set out for a rare weekend away on the North Coast of Devon. The weather was rough, but life affirming. The North Devon coast spectacular and dramatic; made more so by the waning storm.

This collection is a set of sonified memories; moments in a particular location at a particular time. A creative recalling. A set of sound postcards if you will.

For Susie. As always, thank you. I love you.

Special thank you to Uma Baird.

Thank you to Brad Deschamps and Polar Seas Recordings.

Also a big thank you to James Bernard.

written and produced by Greig Baird 
mastered by James Bernard at Ambient Mountain House 
photography, design and layout by Greig Baird

psr-066

A Shared Distance

Wild From A Distance

'Wild From A Distance' - A Shared Place - [Polar Seas Recordings, 2023]

The data cover the region near the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy. The black hole, known as Sagittarius A*, is barely seen in the lower right-hand of the visual image that contains X-ray data from IXPE (red-orange) and Chandra (purple). In the sonification of these data, the cursor begins at Sagittarius A* and moves out as a growing circle toward the center of the image. As it encounters IXPE data, the volume of the notes changes according to the brightness of the X-rays. The brighter the Chandra data, the higher the musical pitch and vice versa. When the cursor travels over a large patch of X-rays both from Chandra and IXPE in the center of the image, a rushing sound is heard. This region is where scientists find a “light echo,” a high-energy relic left behind from an eruption from Sagittarius A* about 200 years ago.
NASA/CXC/SAO/K.Arcand, SYSTEM Sounds (M. Russo, A. Santaguida)

Sagittarius A* / Galactic Center Sonification

Waves of Now

Spirals of Yearning

Spirals of Desire

Apollo 11: Eagle Has Landed (Extended)

Apollo 12: Cardiac Sim

JFK: Return Him Safely to Earth

JFK: We Choose the Moon with Apollo 11 Launch

JFK: We Choose the Moon

Tracklist

01. Mark David Hadley - Lichen
02. Blochemy - Jag b
03. Adrian Lane - The Field Path
04. Tatsuro Murakami - Swimming in the Dark
05. Stefano Guzzetti - Shoji
06. Thme - Nocens
07. Low Altitude - Kayak
08. Andrew Tasselmyer - Hearts Like Wells
09. Arovane & Taylor Deupree - Denn Repp
10. Darren McClure - Look At The Light
11. Two Hands - One Engine - Winter Blues (Section 4- Melt)

362. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

I always love posting here, I feel like I can really be myself with all you people <3 

http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=58148913

I always think too much

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"Weir" from Pale Ravine, one of the tracks that will for first time appear on vinyl through the 2016, 2xLP edition of the now classic debut album by Deaf Center, originally released on Type records in 2005. Coming this october on Miasmah

‘Pale Ravine’ is the debut full-length realization of Erik K Skodvin and Otto A Totland under the Deaf Center moniker. More recently known for solo recordings under their own names on the Sonic Pieces label. The album, back then made in their mid 20ies, is an other-wordly sound collagé to Norwegian nature, theatricality and old silent films. The two musicians have looked deep into their own family histories to piece together a dusty and nostalgic epic, blending elements of classical and electronic music with an array of field recordings and a lot of fog.

Pale Ravine

Deaf Center - Weir

Hello, we’re NASA. You may have seen our astronauts, rocket launches, or Mars rovers — but have you heard our sounds? From interviews with astronauts and engineers to stories that take you on a tour of the galaxy, NASA’s audio offerings let you experience the thrill of space exploration without ever leaving Earth.

JFK: We Choose the Moon with Apollo 11 Launch

NASA

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