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ще слуша, ще отговаря
седемдесет и седем зло
ако бъда прекъснат в съня си,
на пътя, на кръстопътя,
на огъня, на кладата,
ако ме отрежат, ако ме ударят,
седемдесет и седем злини.»

devils are nothing but fallen angels 🐲 | XV

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In The Beginning It Was All OK (Ohrwert Remix)

Exploring the water engineering relationship between Japan and the Netherlands across a trilogy of experimental releases, the third and final part of Field Records' Waterworks series is courtesy of Yui Onodera. Pairing delicate synthesis and instrumentation with field recordings and negative space, the accomplished artist and sound architect examines the impact of water engineering on Japan's Kiso Three Rivers. 
 
The location refers to the confluence of the Kiso, Nagara and Ibi rivers on the Nōbi plain in Gifu prefecture. In the late 19th century, Japanese authorities collaborated with Dutch engineer Johannes de Rijke to separate the three rivers at the lower part of the Kiso delta. These extensive improvements, which were finalized in 1912, successfully shielded the city of Nagoya from regular flooding.
 
Onodera's minimalist palette and detailed approach to spatial sound design balances microscopic field recordings and tonally-rich traditional instruments, which he applies with stark focus to the subject of the Kiso Three Rivers across eight extended pieces of music arranged into two distinct parts. The A side's shorter tracks are delicately sculpted miniatures interweaving chiming bell tones, treated guitar impressions and hushed pads. The B side's two longer suites are more overtly minimal in nature, emphasising sampled water sources accented with patient brush strokes of synthesis. 
 
This project is supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tokyo, Japan.

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ARCHIVOS ALEATORIOS: PROGRAMA 57

01_Yeiem-La_Era_De_La_Divulgacion
https://utopiasociety.bandcamp.com/

02_Hazmat Live - The Marriage of Korg and Moog
https://centralscientific.bandcamp.com/album/passing-currents

03__John_Plaza-Somatico
https://dissident-music.bandcamp.com/

04_Hot Wave - Alligator Blood 
https://circularlimited.bandcamp.com/

05_Hookermusicman-Primavera
https://deepclicks.bandcamp.com/

06 Vanta - Blackout
https://vantatechno.bandcamp.com/album/between-life-and-death

07-Priori - Pareidolia (Notte Infinita Hi-Tech Roller)
https://prioricamp.bandcamp.com/album/pareidolia-remixed

08_Peverelist - Pulse XVII
https://peverelist.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-decay-e-p

09_Carlos_Nilmmns-Moon_Dance
https://cod3qr.bandcamp.com/album/qr-d-115-tln-25

10_Annie Hall - Managing Nothing
https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/9074/annie-hall/practical-optimism-ep

11_Leonie_Pernet-Les_renes
https://leoniepernet.bandcamp.com/album/po-mes-pulv-ris-s




Archivos Aleatorios: Programa 57

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Episode 48 features Ryan Zeigler, a planetary scientist and the lunar sample curator, who talks about the moon rocks brought to Earth during Apollo, the facilities that keep them, and what we're still learning from them. This episode was recorded on February 14, 2018.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Moon Rocks

Episode 49 features Kathy Lueders, Manager of the Commercial Crew Program based at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and discussions of a brief history of the space program, how it started, and where it is now.  Lueders talks about the two commercial companies, Boeing and SpaceX, and their space vehicles that will carry astronauts into low Earth orbit. This podcast was recorded on Wednesday, May 30th, 2018.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Launch America

Episode 50 features Dr. Sarah Wallace who shares with us her instrumental role in developing the DNA sequencer used on the space station as part of a multi-center effort led here at the Johnson Space Center.  DNA sequencing can be used for anything from monitoring the crew members' health to identifying microbes, and potentially detecting life in the solar system.  This episode was recorded on April 17, 2018.

Houston We Have a Podcast: DNA Sequencing

Episode 51 features Harry Roberts, Flight Operation Supervisor for the Aircraft Operations Division out at Ellington Field Airport, who talks about aeronautics at NASA. Roberts describes the operations out at Ellington Field and the aircraft itself that helped to make human spaceflight possible. This episode was recorded on April 10, 2018 .

Houston We Have a Podcast: Airspace

For Episode 52, Houston, We Have a Podcast celebrates its first year. Gary Jordan (host) sits down with Alex Perryman (audio) and Dan Huot (co-host) to reminisce about their favorite moments and incredible guests. This episode was recorded on June 20, 2018.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Houston We Have a Birthday

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.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Launch America

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