In Architextures, London Based Dj/Producer Francesca will present soundscapes exploring music as an immaterial form of artistic expression; the articulation of modernist movements and cultural philosophies through multisensory meshworks in orbit.

Architextures - Francesca

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“Engage in the newness!” “Don’t imitate others!” (Yoshihara, 1954)
The Gutai group was a collection of Japanese artists, working in the aftermath of World War II. Gutai radically redefined art for the post-war age by exploring the relationship between art, body, space and time, whilst emphasising the process of damage or destruction in subsequently revealing true beauty. Fusing art and technology was a direct reference to the rapid transformation and modernization of Japan, whilst emphasising the importance of collaboration in fostering creativity.
This mix is inspired by the ethos of Gutai, and soundtracks the Japanese musical avant-garde that thrived concurrently.

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Architextures 012 - Francesca - Gutai

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«We live in a hyperreal world. Electronically distilled real world vocabulary - compressed, flattened, and retransmitted in a flipchart of images and sound.» - https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay

▶️Tune in and join https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay on today’s instalment of #Architextures, exploring the world of Hyperrealism through sound.
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🔹The origin of the term Hyperrealism (Hyperréalisme) can be traced back to 1973, when Isy Brachot coined for the first time as the title of a major exhibition and catalogue at his gallery in Brussels.

🔹Electronic composer Creshevsky has extended the term to the work of music, defining hyperrealism as “an electroacoustic musical language constructed from sounds that are found in our shared environment, handled in ways that are somehow exaggerated or excessive.”
Just as the acoustic palette includes the sonic results of a body of instrumental techniques, the expanded hyperreal palette incorporates the sonic results of the rest of the world - whether that means “natural” sounds (such as voices, birds, or wind), naturalized sounds (tire squeals, instruments, or footfalls), or adopted sounds (horns, cellphones, or electronic toms).

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Architextures 013 - Francesca - Hyperrealism

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Blobism describes a movement in architecture in which buildings have an organic, amoeba-shaped, building form. With the modern capability of technology to supply entirely 'artificial' complex substances, with unique performance characteristics, the range of possible design forms has grown considerably. Architecture radicals, such as Archigram in the 1960s, Buckminster Fuller and the deconstructivists, began to design unusual, inflatable and 'plastic' buildings that exploited this potential, and sometimes were even beyond the structural possibilities of the time.
 
Richard Buckminster Fuller (1895 - 1983), who popularised the ‘Geodesic Dome’ through his work, was one of the first modern Western thinkers to connect architecture to ecology and the environment, describing describe the modern world as ‘an ecosystem to be reconciled with nature.’ Geodesic constructions partly appealed to Fuller as a metaphor for the principles of a systemic and energy efficient worldview; it was extremely strong for its weight and its ‘omnitriangulated’ surface provided an inherently stable structure, and because a sphere encloses the greatest volume for the least surface area. Fuller did not limit himself to one field but worked as a 'comprehensive anticipatory design scientist' to solve global problems surrounding housing, shelter, transportation, education, energy, ecological destruction, and poverty.

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Architextures 014 - Francesca - Blobism

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay is back with a new episode of Architexturas inspired by Colour Field painting and the works of Sam Gilliam and Helen Frankenthaler. Expect music by Suso Saiz , Toshifumi Hinata, Suzanne Kraft , Kruder and Dorfmeister, Greg Foat & more!

Colour field is characterised primarily by large fields of flat, solid colour spread across or stained into the canvas creating areas of unbroken surface and a flat picture plane. The movement places less emphasis on gesture, brushstrokes and action in favour of an overall consistency of form and process. In colour field painting "colour is freed from objective context and becomes the subject in itself."

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Architextures 015: Colour Field - Francesca

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Join https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay for this month's episode of Architextures, a 2-hour musical journey inspired by Ecological Art and the works of artist Nancy Holt. 

Nancy Holt pioneered the use of outdoor art as a platform for environmental activism in the 1970s, at a time when land artworks actively damaged the environment they were created on. She introduced ideas central to environmental protection, conservation, and stewardship that were not initially central to contemporary land art, seeking to frame, rather than rival, the natural environment surrounding her site-specific installations. Her minimalist strategy sought to reinforce our connection with nature, attuning the senses to the surrounding ecological world.
"I have a strong desire to make people conscious of the cyclical time of the universe" the artist once said.

The recent IPCC report only stated what we already new; that human activities are unequivocally and irreparably damaging the Earth’s ecological systems. This month’s Architextures, in the music’s names, words and sounds, seeks to reflect the necessity of global collaboration and social justice in preserving and protecting the natural environments in which we live.

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Architextures 016: Ecological Art - Francesca

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay is back with a new episode of Architextures.

This month’s Architextures draws upon Hurufiyya’s role in dismantling Western-centric viewpoints within the visual arts, exploring its abilities to transcend national boundaries whilst traversing the infinite possibilities of individual identities, cultural heritage and identification. Focusing on the work of artists and musicians in bridging traditional Arabic sounds and instruments with contemporary electronic techniques, the mix is inspired by eL Seed’s emphasis on art as a means to underline the commonalities of human existence.

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Architextures 017: Hurufiyya Movement - Francesca

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Francesca is back on OpenLab, with a new episode of Architextures. Get ready for a 2 hour musical journey inspired by Dadaism, featuring tracks by Cabaret Voltaire, Talking Heads, Al Robertson, Liquid Liquid & many more ⚡️

Dada’s subversive anti-art tendencies and savage hostility to artistic respectability and “creatively stagnant'' corporatism reemerged within the DIY techniques of Post-Punk and New Wave music. Artists adopted its “unconstructive revolt” and “intoxicating irrationalism” in opposition to “sterile studio perfectionism” and refusing the common distinction between high and low culture, exploring avant-garde sonic territories and nonsensical and humorous lyricism. Post-punk often addressed socio-political issues such as alienation, repression, and technocracy, whilst the robotic dancing, jittery-high pitched vocals and the agitated, nerdy personas of New Wave bands like Talking Heads presented a radical alternative to the machismo and bravado of 1960s pop and rock. Groups like the Human League and Cabaret Voltaire proclaimed themselves “non-musicians” - “It was all for our own amusement. We didn’t really know what we were doing”.
In the words of Richard E. Kirk: “To us, it was Dada to call ourselves Cabaret Voltaire, cos we were ripping them off.”

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Architextures 018: Dada - Francesca

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Architextures returns to OpenLab and this time https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay brings us a sonic journey inspired by artistic movement "De Stijl":

"Art has to be forgotten. Beauty must be realised "- Piet Mondrian

The painters, architects and designers of De Stijl pursued an autonomous, universal art intended not for the individual but for society as a collective, communal and undivided whole. Through its embrace of an abstract, pared-down aesthetic and visual language of asymmetrical geometric forms and primary colours, the movement was envisioned as revealing the modern world's natural harmony and inherent spiritualism. This month’s show seeks to capture this ethos within the sonic realms of minimalism, dub-techno and beyond, emphasising the unified geometry of deconstructed rhythm, sound and empty space.

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Architextures 019: De Stijl - Francesca

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay is back with this month's instalment of Architextures: a 2-hour psychedelic sonic journey inspired by the Psychedelic Art movement of the 1960's ⚡️

Originating in the mid-1960s, "Psychedelic art" refers to the art movement of the late 1960s counterculture, featuring highly distorted or surreal visuals, bright colours and full spectrums and animation (including cartoons) to evoke, convey, or enhance psychedelic experiences. Psychedelic visual arts were a counterpart to psychedelic rock music. Concert posters, album covers, liquid light shows, liquid light art, murals, comic books, underground newspapers and more reflected not only the kaleidoscopically swirling colour patterns of LSD hallucinations, but also revolutionary political, social and spiritual sentiments inspired by insights derived from these psychedelic states of consciousness. A two hour trip of sonic psychedelia for this month’s mix.
Turn on, tune in, drop out...

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Architextures 020: Psychedelic - Francesca

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay returns to OpenLab with a new episode of Architextures, this time focusing on Sound art, the hybrid art form that bridges visual art and experimental music, using sound as both its medium and as its subject:
The art of noise. Sound as an invisible sculpture. A two-hour journey into art’s sonic cosmos.

Sound art is a hybrid art form that bridges visual art and experimental music, using sound as both its medium and as its subject. It defines a broad range of projects dedicated to the emphasis, exploration, and experimentation of auditory perception. Sound art overlaps with experimental music or noise but tends to place greater focus on conceptual exploration of the complex relationships between the sound, listener and space. The way music and sound art are experienced is also different. While a musical piece should be experienced in its entirety, sound art is usually experienced in a venue where the artist has no control over how much time a listener spends with a piece.
Conceptual artist John Cage’s notorious piece 4’33” contributed greatly to the separation of musical composition and sound art while Max Neuhaus, another pioneer in the field of contemporary art and music, is credited with being the first to use sound as a medium for site-specific installations. Some artists explore sound in its pure state, simultaneously bridging and muddling barriers between sound, noise, and music in the contemporary or historical sense. Others, such as Samson Young, investigate the political and cultural implications of human interaction with the aural.

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Achitextures 021: Sound Art - Francesca

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay is back with Architextures, this month bringing you 2 hours of music inspired by AfriCOBRA, and the AACM (Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians), a still-flourishing organisation of primarily African American Chicago musicians whose interdisciplinary explorations expanded the boundaries of jazz.

AfriCOBRA was a Chicago-based group of black artists whose shared aim was to develop their own aesthetic in the visual arts to empower black communities. Rather than bringing about change through political revolt, these artists used the black identity, its style, attitude and worldview to foster solidarity and self-confidence throughout the African diaspora.

This month's show includes music from AACM members Wadada Leo Smith, Muhal Richard Adams and Tomeka Reid and Jeff Parker, and is inspired by the intertwined legacy, style and ethos of the sounds and visual art of both collectives.

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Architextures 022: AfriCobra - Francesca

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay is back on OpenLab this  with a new episode of Architextures, this time with a 2 hour journey exploring the influence of Pop Art in music ⚡️

Art pop emerged alongside Pop art and was influenced by the movement's integration of high and low culture, exploring ideas such as pop's status as commercial art, notions of artifice and the self, and questions of historical authenticity. Musicians and bands like Iggy Pop, The Velvet Underground and Roxy Music echoed Pop Art's emphasis on simplicity, pioneering a modernist avant-garde approach to art-rock and pop that ignored the conventional hierarchies of artistic representation and explored the relationship between creativity and commercialism; simultaneously celebrating and critiquing popular and mass culture. This month’s mix explores the influence of Pop art on music.

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Architextures 023: Pop Art - Francesca

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Tune in for this month's episode of https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay 's Architextures radio show, this time focused on one of the most significant cultural movements in Brazil: Tropicália ⚡️
The term Tropicália was first coined by artist Hélio Oiticica, for an artwork of the same name, which he exhibited at MAM Rio in 1967. The piece demonstrated Oiticica’s desire to give contemporary art a specifically Brazilian character to subvert the “purity” of European modernism. Some trace Tropicália back to 1928, and Oswald de Andrade's Anthropophagic Manifesto. Andrade’s main argument was that Brazil’s history of “cannibalising” (or absorbing and creating something new) from other cultures was its greatest strength.
The ideas presented in this essay helped to inspire a wider cultural and political shift in Brazil. A year later, in 1968, the Tropicália movement was epitomised by the album Tropicália ou Panis et Circencis by musicians Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Maria Bethânia, Gal Costa, Os Mutantes, Tom Zé, Nara Leão, Torquato Neto, and Rogério Duprat. The album came to be considered the defining sound of the Tropicália movement. The artists involved created a new exotic version of pop, being as influenced by psychedelia as it was by samba, bossa nova and more traditional South American genres. Tropicália created musical and cultural anarchy, a revolution in Brazilian sound.

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Architextures 024: Tropicália - Francesca

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Francesca is back with her art inspired radio show Architextures. 
This time the show will be based on minimalism
Emerging in New York in the 1960s, the art world moved on from the expressive and gestural paintings of the abstract expressionists and focused on sculptural objects, often from the every day, which in the words of philosopher Richard Wollheim ‘had minimal art content’. Often geometric, monochrome, engineered and in simple forms, this pared-down visual art movement sought to represent a simplified aesthetic, encouraging the viewer to focus on the material and structure, which was often geometric. 
Minimalism in music emerged simultaneously; musicians like John Cage, Terry Riley, and Philip Glass reflected the ethos of the art world, employing limited and minimal musical materials. Repetitive musical patterns or pulses, steady drones, consonant harmonies call attention to the activity of listening, by focusing on the internal processes of the music. Tune in this evening!

Art by Dan Flavin

Tracklist:
Aphex Twin - Blue Calx
Robert Rich - Elemental Trigger Arthur Russell - Another Thought
Bebo Baldan - Afree (Following The Ground Effects) 
Matthew Bourne - Weldon Irvine
Terry Riley - Arica
Deru - 1979
A.R.T Wilson - Overworld Iury Lech - Barreras
Claude Young - Soundscape June11 - Memories
Loscil - Zero
Steve Roach - Quiet Friend
Ray Lynch - Celestial Soda Pop
Gage - Flags in the Rain
Reagenz - ü
E.V.A - Isis and Osiris
Gigi Masin & Alessandro Monti - O.A.L Stereociti - Rain
Claude Larson - Software Industry Form is Emptyness - Swayzak
Dub Tractor - A Second

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Architextures 005 by Francesca

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Francesca’s Architextures radio show is back with a fresh new selection of music, this time inspired by the Bauhaus school of art.
Bauhaus was founded in 1919 in Weimer by the German architect Walter Gropius, on the idea of “Gesamtkunstwerk” - a reimagining of the material world to reflect the unity of all the arts. Gropius developed a craft-based curriculum that would turn out artisans and designers capable of creating useful and beautiful objects appropriate to a new, modern and functional way of life. Specialised workshops, such as industrial design, typography, metalworking and pottery were on offer, operating around a design ethos which attempted to unify the principles of mass production with individual artistic vision, striving to combine aesthetics with everyday function.
2 hours of a fantastic musical journey including music by Edgar Froese, Kraftwerk, Can, Tangerine Dream and a big etc of amazing artists.
📸 Artwork by Herbert Bayer.

Tracklist:
(Words by Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe)

Triadisches Ballet (score) - Oscar Schlemmer

Glass - Claude Larson 

Movements of a Visionary - Tangerine Dream

Song for Lu Wang - Zann

Liggeringer - Max Stadtfeld

Waiting Games - Kate Simko & London Electronic Orchestra

These Hard Times - Wayne Horvitz

XX Intro - Kate Simko & London Electronic Orchestra

Tempo 100 - Trimolo

To J.J. - Dennis Hart 

Äthiopien - Malör 

Wood - Claude Larson 

Sonderangebot - NEU!

Illusion - Richard Schneider Jr.

The Morality of Altitude - 400 Blows

Hymn to a Peaceful island - Klauss Weiss

Lufti - Adelhard Roidinger 

Aqua - Edgar Froese

Sol - Nils Frahm 

Future Days - Can 

Spacelab - Kraftwerk 

Invisible Limits - Tangerine Dream 

Children of the Universe - Wolfgang Maus Soundpicture 

Soul Rebels in a German Car - Puls Der Zeit 

Hong Kong - Dr Rockit 

Eternal Something - Daniel Brandt 

Slice of Life - Bauhaus

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Architextures 006 by Francesca

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Francesca's art and architecture inspired show Architextures is back. Tune in for a two-hour musical journey inspired by Brutalism and Brutalist Architecture with tracks by Biosphere, Underworld, Orbital and Air Max ‘97 among many others. 

Brutalism is a style that emerged in the 1950s in post-war Great Britain. Brutalist buildings are characterised by their massive, monolithic and ‘blocky’ appearance with a rigid geometric style and large-scale use of poured concrete. Modular elements were often used to form masses representing specific functional zones, grouped into a unified whole. 
Brutalism became synonymous with the socially progressive housing solutions that architects and town planners promoted as modern ‘streets in the sky’, encouraging an ethos of ‘social utopianism’. 
As high-rise buildings became associated with crime, social deprivation and urban decay, Brutalism was increasingly reviled, and across the UK, many Brutalist buildings were demolished. However, the movement has continued to influence later forms, associated with high-tech architecture and deconstructivism. In recent years, it has been critically reappraised, with certain buildings being seen as architectural landmarks, such as London’s Barbican Centre.

Tracklist
Vladivostok - Sonmi451 Mary - Underworld
Luminist Modular - Datach’i
Audio Track 5 - Actress x London Contemporary Orchestra 07 BASF Extra Side A - Track 4 - DJ Guy
Momentum - Actress x London Contemporary Orchestra DF 23 - Norken
Belfast - Orbital
Broken Dreams - Ineffekt
Thera - Steve Rachmad
Unfound - Appleblim
Decryption - Biosphere
Music Works for Industry - Marc Barreca
A Final Hit - Leftfield
Mmm...Skyscraper I love You (edit) - Underworld
Weather Experience (edit) - The Prodigy
Fear Colours (Barbican Version) - LoneLady
Islands - Entaclishus
In Dark Trees - Brian Eno
Akoluthic Phase - Hiro Kone
Track 14 - LFO
Ice Bridge - Air Max ‘97
Day World - The Other World Collective
Zoviet France - Light Abrasion
Zoviet France - Purline
Astralwerks - Model 500
Fabrication of Silence - Hiro Kone
Ancient Vibrations III - Dublicator
Space Woman (Instrumental) - Charlie

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Architextures 007 by Francesca - Brutalism

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Tune in for this month’s episode of Francesca's Architextures, where she creates a musical journey inspired by a different art movement each month. 
In this instalment she goes deep into Surrealism. Emerging in Europe post WW2, Surrealists sought to alter the human experience, and unite the conscious and unconscious realms; the omnipotence of fantasy within the rational world, a “surreality”. Join her on her musical journey.

Join Francesca on her musical exploration this evening, featuring tracks by Pni Floyd, Gong, Pete Namlook and Suzanne Kraft among many others! 💫

Track List:
Daniel Lanois - The Deadly Nightshade
Hawkwind - The Awakening
Cocteau Twins - The Thinner the Air
Bombay Dub Orchestra - The Orange Terrace
Pete Namlook - Travelling without Moving (Track 11) Robert Leiner - Dream or Reality
Coti - Shoal
Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene, Pt. 1
Morcheeba - Who Can you Trust?
Gong - A PHP’s Advice (Gong with the Wind Remix, the Orb) The System - Pendy! You’re In Some Awful Danger
Yello - Blue Green
Tim Hecker - Ghost Writing Pt. 2
King Crimson - The Sheltering Sky
Pink Floyd - Obscured by Clouds
Suzanne Kraft - Renee Sleeping

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Architextures 008 by Francesca - Surrealism

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Francesca is back on OpenLab radio with her last Architextures episode of the year! 
This time inspired by Roy De Forest’s work and the Funk Art movement of the 1960’s, which aimed to rebel against the popular abstract expressionism focusing instead on the absurd, often through irreverent assemblages and blending of pop-culture imagery.
Press play and lay back to San Francisco Psychedelia, Soulful US Jazz, off-the-wall ambient boogie and get down disco from all the four corners of the globe.

Tracklist:
Maze - Twilight
The Equals - Funky Like A Train
Bill Withers - Railroad Man
Herbie Hancock - Sly
Alain Bellaiche - Sea Fluorescent
Gene Harris & The Three Sounds - Book of Slim
The Durutti Column - Katherine
Mystic Moods Orchestra - Cosmic Sea
Cymande - Promised Heights
Greg Foat - Nikinakinu
Warp 9 - Light Years Away (Dub)
Arts & Craft - I’ve Been Searching (Walter Gibbons Instrumental)
The Sunburst Band - The Easton Assassin
The Kazu Matsui Project - Midnight Shuffle
Henry Wu - Intro (Rhythm & Rice)
Kosmic Light Force - Mysterious Waves (Celestial Mix)
Gil Scott-Heron - H20Gate Blues
Alain Bellaiche - Sun Blues
Le Club - Un Fait Divers Et Rien De Plus

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Architextures 009 by Francesca - Funk Art

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This month it’s all about Arthouse Cinema on Francesca's Architextures radio show.
Aimed at a niche market rather than a mass audience, Arthouse film focuses on artistic content and style over narrative and structure, emphasising visual aesthetics and symbolism.
This evening, Francesca brings us into a new art-inspired sonic dimension: “A soundtrack of soundtracks...a collection of sounds from the twin peaks of music and film.“ as she says.
So turn on your imagination and listen to this great show, featuring music by the likes of Brian Eno, Angelo Badalamenti, Eric Serra, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, Haaruomi Hosono and many more!

Tracklist:
Under Stars - Brian Eno ​(Apollo)
Tsukiyomi - Haruomi Hosono ​(The Tale of Genji)
Nightstalker - Kenji Kawai ​(Ghost in the Shell)
Kalpol Introl - Autechre ​(Pi)
Ghosthack - Kenji Kawai ​(Ghost in the Shell)
Rundtgåing av den transcendentale egenhetens støtte - Burzum ​(Gummo)
A Low Frequency Inversion Field - Spacetime Continuum ​(Pi)
The Silent Orchestra - Biosphere ​(Man With a Movie Camera Rescore)
Modern Life - Lisa Gerrard & Marcello di Francisci ​(Samsara)
La Fête Sauvage - Vangelis ​(La Fête Sauvage)
Dr. Pill - Clint Mansell & The Kronos Quartet ​(Requiem for a Dream)
Bothy - Mica Levi ​(Under the Skin)
Intriguing Possibilities - Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross ​(The Social Network)
Parallel Worlds - Tangerine Dream ​(The Keep)
Going Home - John Murphy ​(28 Days Later)
Welcome to the Lunar Industries - Clint Mansell ​(Moon)
I Am On Duty! - Eric Serra ​(La Femme Nikita)
Mirror to Vortex - Mica Levi ​(Under the Skin)
Suspirium - Thom Yorke ​(Suspiria)
Dark Messages - Air ​(The Virgin Suicides)
Elena’s Sound-World - Sinoia Caves ​(Beyond the Black Rainbow)
Human Traffic Theme - Matthew Herbert & Robert Mello ​(Human Traffic)
Dub Driving - Angelo Badalamenti ​(Lost Highway)
Second Escape - Lalo Schifrin ​(THX1138)
Shibuya - Brian Reitzell & Roger Manning ​(Lost in Translation)
The Awakening of a Woman (Burnout) - The Cinematic Orchestra ​(Man with a Movie Camera Rescore
Way Star - Rubba


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Architextures 010 by Francesca - Arthouse

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https://soundcloud.com/francescamackay is ready to bring us on a new journey with her Architextures radio show.
Today she explores Feminist Art, driving us into an exploration of the women who have defined electronic music, both past and present. 🚺
With its roots in the 60s, Feminist Art is a movement that seeks to challenge the dominance of men in both art and society - in the pursuit of equality and recognition for women. Artists like Judy Chicago and Carolee Schneemann use a variety of mediums - including painting, performance art, and crafts historically considered “women’s work”—to make work aimed at ending sexism.
While many of the debates are still ongoing, a younger generation of feminist artists takes an approach incorporating intersecting concerns about race, class, forms of privilege, and gender identity and fluidity. As such, both feminism and feminist art continue to evolve.

🙋🏻‍♀️Let’s feel the Women power!


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Architextures 011 by Francesca -  Feminist Art

Tomorrow’s world...today. 
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