026. #fi2u # Noise On The Objects /28.09.2015

Tulaminati

Sickerwasser

Waves

smaller than I'd remembered

Track from the upcoming first conjecture release.

Mastered by: Adriano Machado

Algo

Taken from the album 'Toxic Cosmopolitanism' released as LP / Download

Kassel Jaeger 'Exposure Scales — Sunlight' (eMEGO 183)

An excerpt of "Replayed" – taken from the album The Prepaid Piano & Replayed (2014).

Co-released by Entr'acte and Senufo Editions.
entracte.co.uk/projects/andrew-pekler-e177/

The Prepaid Piano

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Replayed (excerpt)

Kassette Nr. 28, mixed by Joey FDH
Booking: sowasvonmusik@gmail.com
https://soundcloud.com/joey-from-da-hood

kassette #28 - Joey FDH

sometimes i just want to have fun and experiment on the modular with well-known themes. today i wanted to do a bit of the classic "buchla bongo"... at least use my make noise optomix to create some wood-like percussion.

the main sound is an intellijel shapeshifter being FM'd by a dixie sine wave. it goes into the make noise optomix which is being struck by a function trigger. various LFOs modulate the rate.

i decided to throw in another sound on the 2nd channel of the optomix and went for the e350 oscillator and threw an LFO on the pitch.

i really like the percussive and wooden textures you can get out of FM sounds and the optomix. how i'd use them in my own productions, i don't know yet... but it's fun to play around.

i find with modular synthesis that i need to have a rough idea going in of what i want to do. sure, it can change from there, drastically, but at least having an idea.. because you are, after all, building something from the ground up.

it's quite the opposite of a standard subtractive synthesizer where there's already a sound there to start.

part of the goal of this studio diary is to simply explore ideas.. to see if i can do them and maybe later figure out how, if ever, they'd fit into my compositions.

oct 23, 2014 (woody modular)

pre-released on www.other-people.net (issue #62)

William Basinski remixes "Esotro" from Lucrecia Dalt's self-titled EP released on Other People (27/10/2014).



Lucrecia Dalt - Esotro (William Basinski Remix)

Música compuesta, interpretada y grabada por Omar Alberto Reyes Arévalo en el Estudio Francesca Magistra Est.
2014

La Danza de los Dioses Griegos

The A side of free jazz monster MATS GUSTAFSSON's new solo  7" for iDEAL, ltd to 200 copies on tasty transparent vinyl. Recorded live at a table in front of an audience of five at Stockholm's Bar Brooklyn a few years ago. There were some people at the bar too. True free jazz lap dance, man.

MATS GUSTAFSSON - LAP DANCE (iDEAL119 7")

森林霧  |  ft. Anubis XIII

Wherever You Are is the second piece of my first vinyl record. Get the full release here: https://mytrip.bandcamp.com

Empty

Wherever You Are

Track from West Indies Funk LP

Available from Recordette Records as a double LP: 
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Wendell Stuart & The Downbeaters-My World Is Empty Without You

Jaime Lopez Con Orquesta - El Cielo Se Llena De Luz

Murcof's debut album, "Martes". This is the original tracklist that was edited on the Mexican release by Static Discos on Frebruary 14th 2002.

Against a backdrop of nascent electronic music experimentation in 1960s Melbourne, a self-avowed 'amateur' musician became the first Australian to have electronic music released commercially on an international label. Val Stephen, a practising anaesthetist, developed an interest in electronic music in the late 1950s and recorded a large body of work with a range of tools and techniques. Stephen's music, along with his public advocacy of electronic music, was pioneering in regard to the acceptance of electronic music as a legitimate musical concern in Melbourne (Full liner notes at ShameFileMusic.com).



Stephen's work reveals a level of diversity in the development of Australian electronic music that is outside both the academy and commercial applications. A 1971 seminar held at the University of Melbourne detailed sporadic progress amongst music departments at both tertiary and secondary levels throughout the previous decade in developing electronic music studios and courses, as well as detailing activity in the private sector where composer/musician Bruce Clarke had been utilising electronic music to compose advertising jingles. Stephen was far from isolated from these academic and industry developments and had several points of contact locally and internationally with both, yet his music was primarily realised outside these circles.

The music selected here is from a much larger pool of recordings on nearly one hundred reel-to-reel tapes and twenty-five audio cassettes that formed Stephen's private collection. I examined and catalogued these tapes with John Whiteoak in 2009 whilst preparing an article we wrote together on Stephen that was later published in Musicology Australia. The original tapes have since been deposited at the National Film and Sound Archive. 

Footsteps in the Sands of Time (mid 1960s)

Taken from 2001's album The Bill Wells Octet meets Lol Coxhill

Bill Wells Octet & Lol Coxhill - Phantom Pain

Anticipate you and I thankful for the arrival of our celestial friends returning us to their galaxy.

a loopy track made from recordings of gibbons in the Thai jungle 

Monkey Brainwave - 2013

http://www.strut-records.com

From the upcoming collaborative project from legendary reggae vocalist Cornell Campbell and the one of the UK's tightest groups Soothsays. Nothing Can Stop Us comes out this July on Strut.

The album is the first new installment in the acclaimed Inspiration Information studio collaboration series in over two years, with a superb new soundclash featuring sweet-voiced Jamaican legend Cornell Campbell and the excellent London-based reggae and Afro-dub collective, Soothsayers, led by Robin Hopcraft and Idris Rahman.

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Replayed (excerpt)

Andrew Pekler