This track features edited highlights from our improvisation recorded on  9th July 2021, using sounds kindly provided by the multi-media artist Jeremy Bible, taken from his multi-award winning  experimental/environmental drone film "Human Savagery". 

The full improv was aired in full on 27/08/21 during our experimental music radio show, "Sonic Soup For the Mind", episode 3, which you can hear in full at www.listen.camp/#shows. We've also reposted it on our Mixcloud profile

JeremyBible Jam 09 07 21 - Edited Highlights

Yuge

Original Version:
https://soundcloud.com/h-ctor-navarro-agull-1/bachatanok-del-pantano

Clara Invisible -  Bachatanok Del Pantano (Senglar Serpiente Version)

BxB live performance at the INM, Frankfurt/Main. A joint improvisation from zero. The patch developed within 35 minutes. As usual, without digital effects.

Breuer x Burkhardt - Aus dem Nichts

The UFO has been called a "technological angel" and the central mythic symbol of the modern age; we examine some of the extraordinary stories, from throughout history, of strange lights and objects seen flying through the sky, from medieval Italy to modern New Mexico, and consider carefully the problems that they present -- for historians, as well as for government, and for ordinary people who want to fit the strange and anomalous into our understanding of the world.

Suggested further reading:  Diana Walsh Pasulka, "American Cosmic";  Vallee & Aubeck, "Wonders in the Sky";  Ross Coulthart, "In Plain Sight";  Graeme Rendall, "The Foo Fighters," Debrief Magazine, Dec. 2021.

Correction:  The biologist to whom D.W. Pasulka refers as "James" in "American Cosmic" is Garry P. Nolan, not Craig P. Nolan.

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Myth of the Month 23:  UFOs

SenSen - Full Tied v2

Our initial dialog with Synthia was an adventurous creative endeavour that made us question whether machines could have a soul. This one definitely spoke her mind, and left a fascinating mark on both of us as a wondrous machine––––––woman, a marvelous piece of engineering, an entity trapped in a modular eternity.

Considering that neither of us had any previous contact with such a complex modular system such as EMS Synthi 100, we took a somewhat intuitive approach. This is a fairly raw glimpse of the first days spent in the studio.

Oh, Synthia, we only just met...

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Happy birthday Mark!!!

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Composing, editing, patching & live mixing: Manja Ristić
Live mixing & patching: Mark Vernon
Cover art: Manja Ristić –– segment of the sculpture by Angelina Gatalica made in memory of Serbian painter Nadežda Petrović, erected in 1989 in the Pioneer’s Park, on the occasion of the IX Summit of Non-Aligned Countries.

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SenSen - Lihino

Ryan and Todd interpret David Lynch's Blue Velvet by paying special attention to the Kantian dimension of the film. They consider the film in terms of the thing-in-itself and the sublime.

Blue Velvet

In this week's episode Cooper and Taylor speak with Elizabeth Grosz, who has published and edited over a dozen books and whose most recent work, The Incorporeal: Ontology, Ethics, and the Limits of Materialism, will be the topic of today’s discussion.

Links:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Grosz

https://cup.columbia.edu/book/the-incorporeal/9780231181631

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Elizabeth Grosz - The Incorporeal

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