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Groupshow - Incredibly Comfortable Slippers

Groupshow - Dog Shoes To The Stars

Groupshow - Memory Foam

1. andrew pekler - feedback tt
2. unnamned burundian musician - chant avec citahare / toru takemitsu - water music
3. mike cooper - electricity
4. joel chadabe - yum yum
5. ryuichi sakamoto - ulu watu 
6. andrew pekler - synthetic birdsong / cool symmetries
7. michael prime - the mouth of hermes / barbera benary - sleeping braid
8. chappel mood music vol. 15 - électronique / zazou, bikaye, cy 1 - m’pasi ya
9. andrew pekler - synthetic birdsong / madalyn merkey - archipelago
10. barbara kolb - solitaire / waisoni msusa (malawi)- kung'anda kwa anyamata
11. dennis smalley - the pulses of time
12. peuls musicians of niger - pakapak / mike cooper - tahiti green island
13. gordon monahan - large piano magnified / andrew pekler - untitled 
14. andrew pekler - mirror structures
15. mbuti singers (malawi) - iyo-o-o / david keane - in memorium hugh le caine
16. jon hassell - empire iv
17. unnamed burundian musician - take me back to mabayi / pierre henry - danse / additional sounds
18. andrew pekler - theme from tt
19. nuno canavarro - bruma / unnamed burundian singers - akazéhé / andrew pekler - synthetic birdsong

mix originally made for the skyapnea radio show on nts radio http://www.skyapnea.com/pagez/about/

photo by tina born 
http://www.tinaborn.com/


Fourth World Problems

musiche di Marco Lucchi con contributi di Alejo Nobili, Bram de Jonge, Hidekazu Wakabayashi, Rainier Lericolais e Simon Jeffes

registrato e mixato in tempo reale domenica 5 ottobre 2008 nello studio di Marco Lucchi

Marco Lucchi – elettroniche, registrazione, fonocomposizione, post-produzione
Dario Lucchi – corno
the whole album: http://webbedhandrecords.com/wh115-oes-le-joli-coeur/

conceived as a tribute to Simon Jeffes (Penguin Cafe Orchestra)


le joli coeur (a mio padre, con mio figlio)

Artist: Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek
Album Title: Schaum
Format: 12" LP/CD/DL
Label#: Faitiche13/Faitiche13cd 
Release Date: September 9th 2016

Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek: Schaum

Faitiche is very pleased to announce the release of a new album by Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek (faitiche13). Since their debut (Bird, Lake, Objects, faitiche03, 2010) they have played improvised concerts around the world. Japanese vibraphonist Masayoshi Fujita prepares his instrument with various percussion elements as well as metal objects and toys, while Jan Jelinek layers loops made using small-scale electronic devices. Schaum (German for froth, foam) is the duo’s second album.
The river, forcing its way through veins between the outposts of the forest, was a great heart. Placidly as it flowed, gently as its descent beat against its vague banks, it brought and gathered sustenance for the busily mediating humus that swelled sunwards in the strangest cell configurations, trees, plants, animals. The silence all round was uncanny and stuck on the ear. Spasmodic squelches, a gurgling in the muddy hollows of the bank beneath overhanging shagginess, the slurping of ominous cavities, that shot out now and again between the long-spun threads of time, like something detonating, testified to the steady monotony of the process. From the forest itself came a crackling rhythm. There the mighty Pan could still be heard to rumble.
from the novel Tropics by Robert Müller (translated by N. Grindell)

Dear Masayoshi Fujita,
Many thanks for the audio files. Your additional vibraphone recordings go wonderfully with the material we have already. Preparing the vibraphone with more percussion instruments was the right decision. Combined with my tightly woven synthesizer and sample loops, the result is a fragmented sense of space. I have taken the liberty of manipulating certain recordings. One might now say that our joint recordings are both a basis for further processing and new pieces in their own right.
While listening through our improvisations, I noticed a tendency towards atmospheric sounds. I am almost tempted to call them tropical. This has strengthened my resolve to work with dense background textures – among others, I’m using material produced in connection with my radio pieces Kennen Sie Otahiti? (Do you know Otahiti? SWR2, 2012) and Dialoge zur Anthropologie (Dialogs on Anthropology, SWR2, 2013): artificial field recordings, jungle and rain forest settings that do not hide their staged, fictional character. They are synthetic and speculative. As you know, I have long been obsessed with the tropics. This obsession involves a mental image of a specific quality of landscape: deliriously extravagant unstructuredness, hostile to life but also excessively productive. I am fascinated by the idea of installing clear minimalist forms amid such luxuriant tropical growth. Perhaps my image of the city of Brasilia is a good example: the utopia of elegant and ascetic modernism, surrounded by rampant vegetation. Lianas and concrete: that’s exactly how our music should be!
Corresponding to this, I would like to expand our liner notes to include a quotation from Robert Müller’s novel Tropics – an expressionist travelogue published in Germany in 1915. It goes without saying that this work cannot be wholeheartedly embraced: its imperialistic fantasies of omnipotence and its “master race” posturing, characteristic of that time and place, are, of course, intolerable. Please excuse my casually dismissing this, but it is not what I am interested in here. Tropics is fascinating as a nervous jungle phantasm that openly indulges in exoticism at the same time as deconstructing it. In this way, the main character’s adventure becomes a journey into the subjective. It resembles a feverish inner delirium, exposing exoticism as a simulated, utopian perspective. What it boils down to is insubstantial, nothing but foam and froth.
With best regards, Jan Jelinek, Berlin 2016

Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek: Vague, yet

Gibbons of Siem Pang Protected Forest recorded by Adrian Stoeger
Andrew Pekler - Untitled / Insect March
Alessandro Brivio - Untitled
Jake Meginsky - Vandals + Waldkautz Balz recorded by Walter Tilgner 
Mike Kitcher - Processed Snippet of "Congo Traditional 1952 & 1957" # 8
Yannick Dauby - 蛙界蒙 + Francis Bebey- Sanza tristesse
Unnamed Aka Pygmy Singer - Dikoboda sombe (Hut song solo) + Morton Feldman - Samoa
Hanno Leichtmann - Primitiva 4
Three Legged Race - Tyrant (loop) + Lieven Martens Moana - A Subtle Landscape + Knud Viktor - Images
Luluwa people of Congo - Wa Kabwala Wa Beena Luluwa + Andrew Pekler - additional sounds 
Andrew Pekler - Synthetic Gamelan & Frogs
Yas-Kaz - Psychopomp + Tor Dietrichson - The Conjurer + Asmus Tietchens - Vektor 2 R
Rupert Clervaux & Beatrice Dillon - Study VII for Samplers and Percussion + Louise Lawler - Birdcalls
Günter Sommer - Hörmusik + Jake Meginsky - Four Zopas
Native Instrument - Live at Atonal 2016 + Cluster - Rote Riki (loop)
Pierre Henry - Continuum + Adam Asnan - Rev Sets 11
Hamza El Din - Song With Tar + Yannick Dauby - A Pattern Which Connects B
Gamelan Son of Lion - Gamelan II
Geinoh Yamashirogumi - Agba'a
Andrew Pekler - Humidity Index / Khao Sok (chopped and screwed)
Gibbons of Siem Pang Protected Forest recorded by Adrian Stoeger

Fourth World Problems II

Sister Sai's most recent project, Extempore, is a collection of improvisational tunes recorded during practice sessions. The impromptu style reflects Sister Sai's typical solo live set -- layers of loops of cello that has been run through a variety of effects pedals and sparse samples. Saira manipulates the sound of the cello to the extreme, making it almost unrecognizable at times.

06 // Jade Petals

Andrew Pekler Mix N°22

On Pause

Valiska - Fake Strings For False Memories

An excerpt from "Velocity of Sleep”, Kali Malone’s first full length record featuring a compilation of her compositions for baroque string instruments, gongs and electronics. Slowly unfolding in minimalist form, the record grows as an additive pattern from a single note to a thicket of septimal melodies played on the theorbo and expanded into canon via tape delays. On the B side, gongs are struck lullingly, amounting to shrieks as they’re stroked upon a throbbing foundation of sine waves. The end of the record lands in a spectral monolith of bowed gamba, double bass and viola. Split released by XKatedral and Bleak Environment. Out August 25, 2017. Edition of 100  Records.

Kali Malone - Velocity of Sleep (excerpt)

@x-y-r presents the third volume of his 'warm pulsations' mix series as part of self-titled's NEEDLE EXCHANGE:
http://www.self-titledmag.com/category/media/needle-exchange/

NE225: X.Y.R.

At first, Valiska's music sounds bare. A few unembellished notes, uncomplicated phrases, basic lo-fi effects. But go just past the first track of the album, and you begin to understand, that in simplicity, there lies an honest sound. Its humble entry to the scene, where such direct and unpretentious music comes with virtue, is very dear, sweet, and precious.

Throughout the eight pieces of the album, the Poland born and now Calgary (Canada) based composer works with a limited palette of a synth, some haunting voice, and remnants of their sound, recorded on a tape loop, which shows the signs of disintegration, warping, hissing, and crackling in its unyielding wail. Such sonic impermanence seeps through the mood of this entire album, reflecting melancholy, sorrow, and some hope. A captivating, charming, and magnetic work.

This track is taken off Valiska's upcoming album, titled On Pause, out on October 13, on Trouble in Utopia, a new London-based label founded by Francis Redman with an exploration of sound as a focus for the upcoming releases.

TRACK PREMIERE : Valiska - A Pause

@buttechno

From a six track EP, out soon!

TTT063

Super Siziy King

TTT SHOP

Buttechno – Super Siziy King

http://tmxt.es/3f4t

[00:00] Luciano Cilio - “Terzo quadro da ‘Dialoghi del presente’”
[01:20] Robert Ashley - “The Fox” (excerpt)
[03:22] Phonophani - “Life’s White Machine”
[07:52] Michèle Bokanowski - “Tabou” (excerpt)
[10:07] Ahnnu - “Found”
[11:33] Harold Budd - “Bismillahi ‘Rrahmani ‘Rahim” (excerpt)
[13:31] Mark Templeton - “Pond” (excerpt)
[14:47] Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek - “Botuto”
[19:47] Semuin - “greetings prelude”
[22:50] Mark Templeton - “Cab Lights”
[25:52] Visible Cloaks - “Bloodstream”
[29:11] Leo Kottke - “Owls [Instrumental]” (excerpt)
[30:55] Mark Templeton - “Horizontal Plane”
[34:27] Andrew Pekler - “Seascape / Ship”
[36:40] Jon Hassell - “Air”
[40:41] Inventing Masks - “3’11””
[43:42] Ezekiel Honig - “August Rooftop”
[44:28] Nicola Ratti - “w6”
[48:11] Félicia Atkinson - “Curious In Epidavros”
[51:05] Nikolaienko - “Wir Bauen Eine Neue Welt”
[53:58] Mark Templeton - “Burning Brush”

Guest Mix: Mark Templeton - Present Affection

SUIZIDAL KANAL++SUICIDE CHANNEL++DjiNN Receiver ABU AMA ++oct6)17

BedouinDrone Set HX 9   SUIZIDAL KANAL  SUICIDE CHANNEL 6 - 10 - 2017 (1)

pavel milyakov intense mix

- Rime Trails - Sanctum II
(Forthcoming Shimmering Moods)
- Arve Henriksen - Patient Zero
(Rune Grammofon)
- Kryshe - March Of The Mysterious
(Serein)
- Sage Taylor - waltz in D
(Forthcoming Shimmering Moods)
- Macheteoxidado - Canyon Sequence 1 
(Forthcoming Shimmering Moods)
- Faunethic - AMB Muezzin from city moss at night from a rooftop (Forthcoming Shimmering Moods)
- Omrr - Rotten Poetry (Dronarivm)
- Hotel Neon - 1_57 AM (The Green Kingdom Remix)
(Bandcamp)
- Richard Horowitz - Eros Never Stops Dreaming 
(Freedom To Spend)
- Ross Alexander - Mbale (Discrepant)
- Trislar - Leave (Jungle Gym)
- Waveform Transmission - V2.0-2.1 (Astral industries)
- Cynthia - Mellan två världar (Shimmering Moods)
- Dedekind Cut - Tahoe (Forthcoming Kranky)
- From the Mouth of the Sun - A Breath to Retrieve Your Body (Lost Tribe Sound)
- Giuseppe Falivene - Horizon Pt 2 (Nova Fund Recordings)
- Jay Glass Dubs - Nameless Dub (Anòmia)
- Brainwaltzera - [Take 1] (Film)
- V I C I M - Thirty one (ACR)
- Kj - Cotton (Lost Tribe Sound)
- Gipsi - Incendies (Forthcoming Shimmering Moods)
- Topdown Dialectic - 20170804-05 (Aught)
- IUEKE - Giza (fast ;-) (Antinote)

Shimmering Moods @ Red Light Radio 9.10.2017

Sentimental Circuits & Exotic Connectors
assembled by Andrew Pekler

1. Charles Dodge - The Story Of Our Lives
2. Bellows - Untitled
3. Dick Hyman & Mary Mayo - I'm Glad There Is You
4. Larry Polansky - Four Voice Cannon
5. Eyeless In Gaza - Fixation
6. Haroumi Hosono - Birthday Party
7. Hans Edler - Vi Hör Ett Skrik
8. Oneohtrix Point Never - Format & Journey North
9. Giuseppe Ielasi & Andrew Pekler - unreleased track
10. Dolphins Into The Future - Ko'okika Moku'aina
11. Jon Appleton - Ofa Atu
12. Jon Hassel - Datu Bintung At Jelong
13. Haroumi Hosono - Malabar Hotel 
14. Andrew Pekler - unreleased track
15. Jon Appleton - Newark Airport Rock
16. Andrew Pekler - unreleased track
17. KWJAZ - Once In Babylon
18. Ursula Bogner - unreleased track
19. Charles Dodge - The Story Of Our Lives
20.  Franco Battiato - Cariocinesi
21. Traxman - The Comeback
22. Joseph Hammer - I Love You, Please Love Me Too
23. Intersystems - Untitled
24. Charles Dodge - The Story Of Our Lives
25. David Behrman - Interspecies Smalltalk, Part 2
26. Charles Dodge - The Story Of Our Lives

Sentimental Circuits & Exotic Connectors

1.  Andrew Pekler - Synthetic Nocturnal Atmosphere
2. Sugai Ken - Wakihi
3. Tomoko Sauvage - Clepsydra
4. Roger Tellier Craig - Soleile Et Chaleur Dans Le Parc (excerpt)
5. Walter Zimmerman - Stille Tänze Riuti
6. Mark Templeton - One Last Encore
7. Giuseppe Ielasi  - Forthcoming Untitled
8. Alessandro Bosetti - Advertencia (El Silbo Gomero)
9. Paul De Marinis - Fonetica Francesa
10. Mike Kitcher - Amabele O-O
11. Carl Stone - Dong Il Jang
12. Jason Grier - Demonstration Disc 5
13. Jake Meginsky - Fourth Gate
14. Phil Struck - CCLT
15. Andrew Pekler - Cricket Steps
16. Nicola Ratti - L2
17. Seekersinternational - Run Come Test
18. Steve Shehan - Sticks And Stones
19. Richard Horowitz - Eros Never Stops Dreaming
20. Maggie Payne - Gamelan
21. Ahnnu - Daydream Blink Edit
22. Andrew Pekler - Water Particles

Resonant Night

from live at skymall by groupshow on staubgold records