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E.O.M. (Economy of Meaning) - Power Erosion

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E.O.M. took shape in the spring of 2016 as the musical side project of visual artist K. H. Kjærskov. 

Leaning towards ambient and atmospheric noise, the sound of E.O.M. often moves between improvised layers of synth keyboard and electric guitar. The recorded structures are usually played and looped using various cassette tape recordings and effect pedals, creating a sometimes dense and undercurrent musical soundscape.

E.O.M. (Economy of Meaning) - Power Erosion

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Train station, Schoenberg's self-portraits displayed near the tracks

Train station, Schoenberg's self-portraits displayed near the tracks

Ghost of B. J. / Lovers in Arms B-side

Page Not Found has invited artists to occupy this surreal intermission with a soundtrack loosely based on literature, spoken word, poetry, storytelling. The first guest is The Oceans Academy of Arts (OAOA) with “O instead of 0”  based on Vladimir Nabokov’s “Signs and Symbols”.
https://soundcloud.com/oaoamusique
OAOA's printed matter and publications are available at Page Not Found.

OAOA - O instead of 0

«THIS COULD BE A LOVE STORY» was developed in the context of Julie Béna's solo exhibition "Les lèvres rouges"  at Kunstverein Bielefeld (February 15 – July 5, 2020) and  was originally published on Montez Press Radio. 
Julie's book "It Needed to be Tender and to be Whipped", published by Montez Press is available at Page Not Found.

Julie Béna - THIS COULD BE A LOVE STORY

This week's contributor to Page Not Found's Intermission Channel is Hanne Lippard with "Lostisms" (2011).

Photo: Mid-Afternoon-Slump, Kunsthall Stavanger at Coast Contemporary, 2017. Photo: Maya Økland

Hanne Lippards album

Hanne Lippard - Lostisms

We are very happy with this week’s Intermission by Stellar Om Source.
“Oh Mon Frère” appears on the rare 7inch, which accompanies “Algia Naturalis” publication. “Algia Naturalis” is a  collection of poems, meditating on the mental furniture of plants and their ability to grief. Sounds and words were collected in the woods during the residency at Het Vijfde Seizoen. The book, including the record are available at Page Not Found. Thank you to @omsource

Stellar OM Source - Oh  Mon Frère

This week’s Intermission introduces a sound piece by the legendary experimental film director Franz Zwartjes(1927-2017), who lived and worked in The Hague most of his life. Franz Zwartje’s music archive was recently released by @trunkrecords as well as @purge-xxx
Pt.2 appears on the ZWARTJES TAPES 1 LP, which is available at Page Not Found as well as a publication embracing his practice “The Holy Family”.
Thank you to Trunk Records for the permission to share the audio.

Train station, Schoenberg's self-portraits displayed near the tracks

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