Name: Bells of beaconsfield by [sic] by jen morris
Duration: 5 min 52 s
Description: my mom collected bells, i made this song with her and my dad for a track on netlabel Adozen.org years ago.

Francisco Lopez curated this unprecedented exhibit that is on until January 11th 2020 https://www.museoreinasofia.es/en/exhibitions/audiosphere  Years ago, I recorded my dad ringing his railroad bell and my mom ringing her souvenir porcelain bells. Listen using headphones to hear my dearly departed units, they couldn't really stop talking for more than 15 seconds, so I just left it in and am so thankful I did.

Sunset (excerpt)

Anne - F Jacques Extrait / Excerpt

Honeysuckle

Dusty Vase

Oblosonic invite Jason Kahn

Jason Kahn : drums
Ricardo Da Silva : pure data patch , sound and visual
Yann Grivet : mixer table feedback , electronics
Ivan Verda : lapsteel guitar, Fx and objects

Concert 6 novembre 2013 @ Nummer Sieben Mulhouse

Short bit of a new ~electronic set.

Full recording out in july on your favorite z**z** label.

[photo L.Orseau]

καῦμα (short excerpt)

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSTXxg-KCl0

Is It Ever Worth It?

Kilim Mosh vs Simon Grab (released 13.05.22) 

https://simongrab.bandcamp.com/album/anthropocene-panic-remixes

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CITjaAh0DY

Simon Grab (Kilim Mosh Remix) – Epilogue (When All Is Said and Done)

Altersgruppe - Mental Props - Sointula 009

Concert au Cylure le 8 mars en première partie de Sauvageoness

ConcertCylure8mars24

my mom collected bells, i made this song with her and my dad for a track on netlabel Adozen.org years ago.

Bells of beaconsfield by [sic]

Stigmata(Produced by Backxwash) feat. DeathIrl, Alekto and Ada Rook

[sic]: Sound artist Jen Morris prefers avoiding the beaten tracks. She brings an earned legitimacy to her introspective compositions, which are constructed from fleeting sonic contrasts, dissonances, and impositions. Using sources as diverse as the Japanese koto and assorted field recordings, [sic] remains aloof and bemused. Deep in the analog cabin, she records and processes the sounds through a variety of ornery effects mechanisms. The final product provides a refreshingly soothing atmosphere in which one can either bathe, exercise, or make love. When [sic] hits the road, her eerie soundscapes are accompanied by equally arresting visuals, comprised of digital imprints from her sordid life. The [sic] roadshow has travelled extensively in Europe, from tiny Ilirska Bistrica to bustling Berlin.

Bells of beaconsfield by [sic]

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