Short segment taken from: The Infra-Quark Universe based on Felix Guattari's script for a science fiction film for Hollywood. (1980'ies).

Guattari's Radio Screenplay for The Infra-Quark Universe

Extrait d'une performance de P-Node à Berlin : lecture du texte généré par un logiciel de reconnaissance vocale branché au flux radio.

Performance radiophonique de P-Node à Berlin

Music for Whales, an ambient radio transmission. The art of drone. Twenty two of some of the best pieces of the subgenere ever made mixed, exploring the art of make music based in eternals sustains creating distorted melodies, abrupt landscapes, and hummig atmosphere as a outcome.

Nothing else to say... Whales would not understand us.

1. William Basinski - The river I
2. Hainbach - The guide
3. Loke Rahbek & Frederik Valentin - Elephant
4. Tim Hecker - The Piano Drop
5. Paul Jebanasam - depart as | air dx stop
6. Abul Mogard - The Purpose Of Peace
7. Mika Vainio + Ryoji Ikeda - Movement 3
8. Fennesz - Rivers of sand
9. Fennesz - In My Room
10. Benoît Pioulard - Stone in focus
11. Roly Porter - 4101
12. Kali Malone - Sacer Profanare
13. Amulets - Blooming
14. Loscil - Motoc
15. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Empire Systems
16. Alva Noto - Xerrox Neige
17. Raime - Passed Over Trail
18. Ian William Craig - And end of rooms
19. Alessandro Cortini - Iniciare
20. Andrew Tasselmyer - Missing Pieces of Self
21. Snufmumriko - Långt under noll

Music For Whales - The art of Drone

Arnaud Rivière & Mat Pogo : Sunday Morning Live at π-node radio (Berlin - jan.14)


2min 35 (2014) 
Sound installation made with radios. 
A limited edition of vinyl records, and stickers were also produced for the occasion. 

In the 1950s and 60s a scientific report compiled by the record industry stated that teenagers, due to their very short attention span, were unable to listen to a piece of music that lasted more than 2 minutes 50 seconds. This is perhaps one of the reasons that rock’n’roll and pop songs from that period only last around 2 minutes 35. 
In 1967 Sylvie Vartan sung the song “2 minutes 35 de bonheur” (‘ 2 Minutes 35 of pleasure‘) 
With this in mind we decided to make life - and listening to music - easier for the ageing adolescents of yesteryear. We sampled hits from the 1960s and 1970S, some are easy to recognise, others not. We then played these loops on radios and ghettoblasters in different places around Paris. Whilst the loops were being played DinahBird, in the manner of a radio continuity announcer, filled in the pauses and described what she saw going on around her. 

We call them : Pop Field Recordings.


2min 35, was commissioned for the group exhibition “Reformer le Monde Visible” au centre d’art Le 116 in Montreuil, Greater Paris. 

Curator : Marlène Rigler
Sticker artwork : Coraline Janvier. 


2min 35  - Kunstradio edit by DinahBird & JP Renoult

First numbers station found on my SW, 8136khz

Taken from Ziúr's debut of the same name, released 6th October 2017 on Planet Mu / Objects Ltd.

Buy: https://planetmu.bleepstores.com/release/87000-zir-u-feel-anything

Ziúr - U Feel Anything? Released - 6th October 2017

Our second annual giveaway compilation is available now. Featuring four artists new to the APR fold and four mainstays.

Download here: http://astralplanerecordings.com/

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Dane Law - Hirundinidae (Für Arvo Part)

Day For Night 2017 Intro

Art : Sam Rolfes

Rabit & House of Kenzo serving with Angel-Ho, Chino, and Sam

Confusía

Plague

https://dimseniya.bandcamp.com/

While our friends lay within uncertainty’s keep, we can have no rest. We run in our sleep, minds and hearts racing towards those dragged away from us. We wake up to anxious calls from faraway detention centers, garbled and cut short. We can't forget what it felt like to see them free, their beautiful faces cutting through the fog and crowd on the dancefloor. 

It's been a hard two weeks for us all. Thank you to those who have supported our efforts in freeing our friends so far -- words simply aren't enough. We present to you this compilation as an entreaty, pledge, and salve. All proceeds will go towards legal aid for our friends currently held under threat of deportation. We are preparing these funds and ourselves for a long, arduous fight. May this music also uplift you during these dark times -- we know everyone could use a bit of healing right now. 

Dimseniya is a benefit compilation by Friends for Friends. We are forever grateful to all the artists who so quickly agreed to be a part of this and gave away their music for free. All proceeds will go towards lawyer and/or bond fees for our dear friends. Let's keep them home. 

Thank you and we love you all. 

Please help by donating and sharing!



Special shout out to Taya, Zack, Bus, Molly, Hala, and Leticia for coming through, and making of all this happen. This would not have been possible without everyone's hard work. Big love.

Aïsha Devi - Solar Isis

https://soundcloud.com/x-o-xio - love & reb1111rth (https://soundcloud.com/to-xe remix)
from "cocoon egg remixed" (QNRX014)
released 1st November 2018
original found on "cocoon egg" (QNR014)

mastered by Swan Meat

cocoon egg remixed

QNR014 (↓↓↓)

x/o - love & reb1111rth (toxe remix)

bod [包家巷] 
The Recurrence Of Infections [复发感染] w/Flora Yin-Wong & M.D. James remixes
DN014
Format: digital album
Release Date: 7 December 2018
Pre order: https://bit.ly/2JLszOm

Nicholas Zhu’s previous efforts as bod [包家巷] saw them folding context both online and off into palpable concepts like MoVA (Museum of Virtual Art) as well as sound pieces Advent of the Silicon Rain [硅雨来临] and Limpid Fear [清澈恐惧], released through Quantum Natives and KNIVES, respectively. Zhu’s music is primarily constructed through piano and voice, “performed” through active manipulation of a MIDI instruments and vocal recordings overlaid and situated in field recordings and soundtrack rips. The resulting world created reads as documentations or meta-considerations of the present moment, measurements of the experience of life through technologically informed sound design.

The latest bod [包家巷] work, entitled The Recurrence Of Infections [复发感染], is an elliptically sweet yet unsettling audio piece that conceptualizes a state of mind in “the quiet hours of laborious coping that fall into the areas between work and sleep.” It comes with additional sound and video supplements that "are components of the larger, continuous work that is living." The title refers to a series of health issues that they had while living in Los Angeles. 

Zhu has stated in previous interviews that their practice in music is distinct from their art, citing “socioeconomic precarity” as a driving force behind their work. “I put my studio practice on hold specifically to work on music (for efficacy, music allows me to engage with people in a way that art can’t) knowing that meaning doesn’t translate, even when literally transcribed.”

The spacious desolation and emotional surges that are felt in the sound piece aren’t intended to impart meaning as much as expressing an affect, specifically attuned to the darker moments in one’s life when they are self-loathing, lost in unease and intense fear. The work varies from calm and polymorphous soundscapes to maximal onslaughts of noise and harmonies, each section stitched to the next as nonlinear, anecdotal chapters in a story of personal experience.

@baojiaxiang

bod [包家巷] - Excerpt from The Recurrence Of Infections [复发感染] (DN014)

In January 2020 we announced an open call for new works for the radio, following the question: "How can art for radio sound?" We received more than 200 works from all over the world, and it's been an overwhelming, ear-opening experience and a real pleasure listening to all the submissions. We're very thankful for the response.

In this program, we present the four prize recipients and listen to their beautiful and very different works.

At soundcloud.com/thelakeradio, you can find all four works along with some honorable mentions.

Thanks again to everyone who took their time to submit a piece!

Works for Radio #4 is made possible with support from Koda Culture.

First numbers station found on my SW, 8136khz

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