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Stereo excerpt from a continuously looping 10-channel (decaphonic) ambient audio installation for the Norwegian Maritime Museum in Oslo.

Outpost (Norwegian Maritime Museum Commission)

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Lost in the Moment

Distance dissolves in echoing melodies — “close to you” by https://instagram.com/geegoboyrecords and https://instagram.com/toni.heinzel is intimate and cinematic, like a whispered memory you almost forgot.

Geego Boy, tovis_ - close to you - slowed + reverb

Medieval Horizons - Old Kingdom

Fallen

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YUI ONODERA & STEPHEN VITIELLO - Quiver

CATALOG: mikroton cd 64
FORMAT: CD
RELEASE: April 2018

https://mikroton.net/mikroton-64/

Yui Onodera electric violin, electric guitar, field recordings, found objects, processing 
Stephen Vitiello acoustic and electric guitar, modular synthesizer, toy piano, field recordings, processing 
Kenneth Kirschner (variant’s materials) on Quiver 1

Quiver

Yui Onodera & Stephen Vitiello - Quiver #6

from KR067 C.H.R.O.N.O.S.  LP / DL out on april 26th

AROVANE + PORYA HATAMI - Catenoid

Some Limited And Waning Memory (Milan W Remix)

Folk music from another dimension by singular artist Kaboom Karavan and his new album "The Log and the Leeway", following a 6 year journey of personal exploration and drastic change. 

"The Log and the Leeway" is released 17th of July 2020 and features amongst others a bizarre cover painting by John Lurie (of The Lounge Lizards). It also comes with a 16 page booklet of musical illustrations by Walter Doogh & Erik K Skodvin that more or less connects and confuses the stories behind the record.

Red and Black LP editions.

The Log and the Leeway

Kaboom Karavan - Silk Skin Armor

A track from the album Progressions out 09/22/20 on Constellation Tatsu.

Anthéne and Andrew Tasselmyer - Progressions, Pt 1 (Reprise)

Falling Through Graves And Houses

Technology and imperfection. The raw and the processed. Curator and curated. Solo explorer and gregarious collaborator. The life and work of Taylor Deupree are less a study in contradictions than a portrait of the multidisciplinary artist in a still-young century.

Deupree is an accomplished sound artist whose recordings, rich with abstract atmospherics, have appeared on numerous record labels, and well as in site-specific installations at such institutions as the ICC (Tokyo, Japan) and the Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media (Yamaguchi, Japan). He started out, in the 1990s, making new noises that edged outward toward the fringes of techno, and in time he found his own path to follow. His music today emphasizes a hybrid of natural sounds and technological mediation. It’s marked by a deep attention to stillness, to an almost desperate near-silence. His passion for the studio as a recording instrument is paramount in his work, but there is no hint of digital idolatry. If anything, his music shows a marked attention to the aesthetics of error, to the short circuits not only in technological systems but in human perception.

And though there is an aura of insularity to Depuree’s work, he is a prolific collaborator, having worked with the likes of Stephan Mathieu, Christopher Willits, Kenneth Kirschner, Eisi, Frank Bretschneider, Richard Chartier, Savvas Ysatis, and Tetsu Inoue.

Deupree dedicates as much time to other people’s music as he does to his own. In 1997 he founded the record label 12k, which since then has released over 80 recordings by some of the most accomplished musicians and sound artists of our time, among them Alva Noto, Steve Roden, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Steven Vitiello. Many share with Deupree an interest in stark minimalism, but the label has also found room for, located a common ground with, the acoustic avant-garage, the instrumental derivations of post-rock, and the synthetic extremes of techno.

And collectively, the cover jackets to the 12k album releases have served as an ongoing exhibit of Deupree’s photography, its lofi aesthetic, with an emphasis on damage and wear and antiquated tech, closely paralleling his music. (His photos have also graced numerous books, design anthologies, and other recordings and projects.)

Deupree continues to evolve his sound with an ambition and drive that is masked by his music’s inherent quietude. He approaches each project with an expectation of new directions, new processes, and new junctures.

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