Name: Second Woman - "100407jd7" by selftitledmag in fruit From the treE
Duration: 4 min 6 s
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Goddamn thats whats up the knob twiddling with the drum tuning and bpm careful manipulation is on beat, experimental but not too busy. An acheivement in showing 909 or drum machine prowess. 

An ongoing collection of Soundcloud finds that speak to my innermost and give a window in to how I hear, see, feel, touch and smell music particularly through this ambient/experimental doorway. If ya dig, stay close and check out my original worx as they bubble up from the depths.... and make the world a better place, give your gifts... every day <3

fruit From the treE

Never The Right Time

Never the right time (feat. Alison Skidmore)

Elysian Heights

Azure

Darklite

Freefall

Kris Vanderstraeten : Drums/Percussie
Jean Demey : Double Bass
Christophe Albertijn : Electric Guitar

image by Kris Vanderstraeten
Recorded live with a stereo microphone pair 
at Les Ateliers Claus September 2012

(concert curated by Kris Vanderstraeten which featured this trio along with a concert by Sheldon Siegel of which the recording was released as a split LP of Throw Down Your Hammer And Sing/ Sheldon Siegel by Smeraldine Rima/Croxhapox)

Kris Vanderstraeten/Jean Demey/Christophe Albertijn - Live (excerpt) 2012

Bjarki Runar Sigurðarson returns to the concept album format, with ‘A Guide To Hellthier Lifestyle’. It’s the first LP to be released on Differance, which he co-founded with the artist Thomas Harrington Rawle.

‘A Guide To Hellthier Lifestyle’ explores the psychological landscape of contemporary social issues, offering a sideways rumination on lifestyle dilemmas and wellness obsessions, presenting itself as a response to the modern condition. It combines storytelling with innovative sound textures – encouraging listeners to pause and contemplate the absurdities of contemporary life. Neither a critique nor an endorsement, it represents an honest exploration of our world through Bjarki’s sonic lens, gleaming a heart of darkness, but eventually finding light.

The album utilises hyper-stereo techniques, soothing melodies, complex audio structures, AI-generated voices and sampled vocals – influenced by Coil, Genesis P- Orridge, and Paul Lansky. Bjarki investigates how specific frequencies can impact consciousness, awareness, mood, and mental state, thereby influencing our perception of reality. His vaporous sound design provides a listening experience that bridges the physical and imaginative realms; sometimes placing the listener in contemplative sanctuary, and at others making them lost – somewhere strange, uneasy, disconnected.

We Are Reasonable People

from the Hospital Productions record  "Risveglio", out July 27 2015.

BUY ALL FORMATS

02 La Sveglia

out now on Hospital Records. 

Reviews:

http://www.spin.com/2015/07/review-alessandro-cortini-risveglio/
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/20802-risveglio/



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LUW - Tides

Feral Fern lives in the space where ritual meets wilderness, where the body remembers how to move without instruction, and the earth hums with quiet intention.

Feral Fern



Christophe Albertijn : Electric Guitar
David Maranha : Electric Organ
Manuel Mota : Electric Guitar

recorded live @ Desterro Lisbon, Portugal
september 2015

photo: Filipe Felizardo


Albertijn Maranha Mota @ Desterro Lisbon PT 09 2015  (excerpt)

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Second Woman - "100407jd7"

Taken from the new doublepack 'Passion', out October 26th 2018.

Since the release of their album Wonderland a couple of years ago, Demdike Stare have been recording material for a new doublepack 'Passion'; an asymmetric re-imagining of UK club styles taking in frenzied drum trax, shortwave jungle, pinging dancehall and clipped, post punk riddims.

During this time they’ve been busy curating their DDS label (inc releases from Shinichi Atobe, Mica Levi, Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe and Equiknoxx, among others) and have been commissioned by both the Groupe de Recherches Musicales (GRM) and the surviving members of Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza to mine and rework their archives. Enlisting visual artist Michael England (Autechre, Gescom, Leila), they’ve created a cinematic accompaniment for their collaborative live shows, resulting in the image which adorns this cover - a hybrid/composite portrait exploring/questioning the current use of software in creating hyper reality and the manipulation of the self. The accompanying film Includes documentary footage filmed at a Voguing event in NYC, Blackpool promenade and a Newark, New Jersey roller rink, the end result smudgng the lines between live performance, documentary and sonic cinema.

It’s an idea that’s echoed on Passion, continuing a process Demdike began on their Testpressing series of dismantling lines between analogue and digital realms, between urban realism and fantasy, between experimental, pop and soundsystem cultures. An outlandish configuration of avant-garde and ultimately functional club weapons designed and honed for the weightiest bassbins, it’s also their most direct and fucked up record to date - a raucous, joyful 9-track smash that comes off like a night on a glamorous, neon-lit bender.

Passion

Demdike Stare - At It Again

Corra Linn

A Fossil Begins To Bray

A Desire, Nameless

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Drums : percussion : piano : records : ableton live : modulär synf

House, techno, downtempo, ambient, experimental, whatever stirs my soul or shakes my arse. 

... A musician for many years with a background of jazz drums, percussion and piano, Pumpernickle is now devotedly hurtling through space and time pursuing electronic music production and spinning tunes. Since 2012 the dj persona has had the primary focus, attaining a successful run through some of Australia’s major festivals, regular visits to the Melbourne club scene and an invitation to residency in Turkey’s 2016 summer (of course I went.. right in the middle of 2016's military coup... what a trip that was...). With a diverse musical palette, ranging from Ambient/experimental, World/Jazz, through Electronica, House, downtempo and main room Techno, Pumpernickle is becoming known as an intelligent and creative voice in the Australian electronic music scene. 
2017 and beyond sees his focus being channelled into studio production… great times of experimentation lie ahead bridging modular synthesis, live drums, techno, ambient, electronica, visions of a live solo show emerging… dreams of creating a 40ft school bus/motorhome/music studio and returning to Europe… Above all else, following a unifying desire to live this short life fully; engulfed by passion and purpose, exploring the fields of consciousness and human potential and just hopefully… helping others and making the world a better place at the same time… 

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