Name: Quiet Hope by Tam Lin
Duration: 5 min 5 s
Description: A little treat that's been sitting in my drum machine for years. For the people who like the late 90s.

ESSE É O CLIMA , É P1RU NAS MENINAS x DE TRIAGEM [PROD.. DJ RN ] TIK TOK

Sseq - 02/01/2022

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RADIOHEAD - CREEP [DJ LUKINHAS] 2023

This performance, by a selection of string instruments, was designed to test my intuition that drone music can elicit the states of altered consciousness suitable for rituals within the main chamber of Carn Euny fogou, Cornwall. 

Performers: 
Dan Ledley - Guitar 
James Scarle - Guitar
Elowen Waters - Violin
Millie Wiley - Cello 

Composer: 
Jessica Beechey

'SUDRONEN' in a Fogou

In this volume of Plastic Language, sound-text duo [something's happening] (Iris Colomb and Daryl Worthington) join poetry librarian Will René to select pieces from an open call they issued for explorations in language, sound and music during July-August 2023. Image by [something's happening].
 
https://www.nts.live/shows/plastic-language/episodes/plastic-language-1st-november-2023

Plastic Language w/ [something's happening]  011123

soft temper

twbu (natsukashii)

A little treat that's been sitting in my drum machine for years. For the people who like the late 90s.

Quiet Hope

Fizzy! – An exploration of the contradictory strata of online life.

Tam Lin’s latest album, Fizzy!, is an electrifying journey through the paradoxes of our online existence. Navigating the tension between connection and isolation, the album immerses listeners in a world where degraded memescapes, ghostly chatrooms, bot psy–ops, and hyper-glossy interfaces collide—vividly capturing the dissociation, anxiety, and joy that define digital life.

Like an audio fever dream assembled from fragmented connections, Fizzy! warps between moments of euphoria and dissonance. Glitch-riddled textures dissolve into pulsing rhythms, while ethereal melodies float above mutant percussion, creating a hypnotic landscape of sound. Each track acts as a portal, leading the listener deeper into an uncanny web of nostalgia, hyper-modernity, and fleeting intimacy.

Fizzy! marks Tam Lin’s debut as a songwriter, diverging from the electronica, noise, ambient, and spoken-word compositions that have shaped their previous work. This transition introduces a new layer of narrative depth—one where voices whisper, mutate, and stretch across an album, punctuated by evocative instrumental interludes.

Fizzy! is an echo of a voice note lost in transmission. It’s the shimmer of a pixelated sunset on a broken screen. It’s a conversation that lingers in memory long after the server has crashed. Shouts, murmurs, and distorted fragments float through its tracks, mirroring the ephemeral, electric pulse of an all too familiar digital life that we have become accustomed to.  

5. Tam Lin – shadowboxing

Episode Name: 004 Impulse Control invites Siobhan

This week's guest, Siobhan, creates music that touches on Techno, Noise, and Industrial. Featuring pained vocals alongside warped electronics and found sounds, these influences won’t just be name-dropped, they’ll be front and centre in this live set.  Resident New Flesh will deliver an hour of sharp, bassy, noisy, and deconstructed dance music.

@impulsecontrol__  @new_flesh____  @siobhan_techno

25.04.25 - Impulse Control Invites Siobhan

Recorded live at Numbers London Warehouse 3rd Dec 2011
http://www.facebook.com/events/262666080441788/

"Here's the long promised recording of my set from the Numbers LDN warehouse party back in December of last year.

There were a few Serato technicals to start with, hence the reason for the first few tracks being played without any attempt to blend them, and because it was December, I played some of biggest tunes of the year as a kind of retrospective of one of the best years of UK music in history (IMO). I also put a few of the tracks that I rinsed heavily in my sets throughout 2011, plus the usual selection of surprises. For the same reason, there's also a few blends from my Fabric CD and the RA mix.

We need to say a really big thanks to Black Atlantic and Red Bull, but most of all the troops who stayed till half past 6 in the morning singing along to all the tracks and dancing on top of their mates shoulders. You guys made one of the best parties we've ever been involved in so thanks very much."

Jackmaster.

Quiet Hope

Tam Lin

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