Name: Dear Laika - Black Moon, Lilith by NNA Tapes
Duration: 5 min 10 s
Description: “Black Moon, Lilith,” a song about desire, its reckoning and its actualization from a trans lesbian perspective. https://dearlaika.nnatapes.com/black-moon-lilith

Pé - As Honor Was On Its Last Leg (CSAM)

“Black Moon, Lilith,” a song about desire, its reckoning and its actualization from a trans lesbian perspective. https://dearlaika.nnatapes.com/black-moon-lilith

Pluperfect Mind

Dear Laika - Black Moon, Lilith

Ghost Songs

Iodine

This soundwork is rooted in the open remix project for the :zoviet*france: performance "Hidden-by-the-Wall," commissioned by Green Croft Arts as part of its Collision and Conflict project in 2021.

Most of the original source material was recorded by :zoviet*france: with supplemental material procured and/or recorded by Vrisevanat.

Thank you, and please enjoy.

Hidden-by-the-Wall Remix Project (SoundCloud)

Of the Strange and Dismal (x :zoviet*france:)

Step Away From The Kerb (S-Version)

SHE_BLACK GIVES WAY TO BLUE

Awkward Paul

Opening tracks from my debut album 'Waking, She Heard The Fluttering', released April 5 2019 on Room40 https://alexandraspence.bandcamp.com/album/waking-she-heard-the-fluttering

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"Her sense of field is broader. it is as if she is trying to capture a whole landscape of sound entire... Sound is sound. It is sometimes exciting, often enigmatic, rarely open to verbalisation. ...we ought to spend more time with Alexandra Spence, with our ears simply and honestly open."
- Brian Morton, The Wire

"Throughout, there’s a real flow to the otherwise disparate sounds, sending any objective significance (such as traffic, a news reader or church bells) into purely subjective, introspective realms. It is topped off perfectly by the closing piece, ‘Sky And Sea Were Indistinguishable’, whose cautious tones are left free to roam beyond ‘the field’. They arc beautifully across the listening space and ultimately fade so slowly that their end is indistinguishable, sealing the communion between artist and listener."
- The Quietus

Waking, She Heard The Fluttering

Begin / Bodies In Place

The Canon from 'Kvarteto' by Adrián Demoč, the first movement of his 'Kvarteto' (2017), played by Apartment House - Anton Lukoszevieze, cello, Mira Benjamin, violin, Heather Roche, clarinet & Philip Thomas, piano.  From a portrait CD of Adrián Demoč's music to be released on Another Timbre late in 2019.

Adrián Demoč - Canon from 'Kvarteto'

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Dear Laika - Black Moon, Lilith

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