A tune recorded in 2008 on an abandoned  piano I found in the basement of my building, with a number of fragments from different field recordings added on later.

Sounds like: William Basinski, Goldmund, Max Richter, Marsen Jules, Machinefabriek, Library Tapes, Sylvain Chauveau, Stars of the Lid, none of the above.

Sebastian Kloss - "Fugue State 1."

This piece is created entirely out of edited fragments of the earliest known recording of music still in existence - a recording of Handel's oratorio "Israel in Egypt", made in The Crystal Palace by George Gouraud on 29th of June 1888 on three yellow paraffin cylinders.
Everything you hear in this piece is either edited fragments of the heavily degraded recording of the oratorio choir, or the original surface noise of the wax cylinders, edited into rhythmic patterns.

"Now these are the names of the sons" are the first words in the book of Exodus, which describes the departure of Hebrew slaves from Egypt.

(Sounds like: William Basinski, Gas, Stephan Mathieu, The Caretaker, Thomas Köner.)

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