lectures

Thank you Niall Dunne for inviting me as a guest on your show Open Electrics on Dublin Digital Radio!  

And thank you to these artists - we would be lost without you!!

1.	Yamaoka – Selected Works: Fragmentary Memories (Indigo Aera, 2018)
2.	Orlando Voorn – In My World (Rush Hour, 2016)
3.	Wax – No. 30003 (WAX, 2010)
4.	Arttu – This Shit is Wild! (Cyblo Records, 2016)
5.	Educution – Ting Chuggy Vol. 1 (D1 Recordings, 2007)
6.	A Made Up Sound – Archive (Clone Basement Series, 2009)
7.	Rodenbush – Rodenbush EP (Transmat, 2002)
8.	Artwhore – Frank Remixes (Adapted Vinyl, 2002)
9.	Cosmin TRG – Gordian (50Weapons, 2013)
10.	Baby Ford – Monolense (Ifach, 1994)
11.	A Sagittariun – Mazes & Monoliths EP (REKIDS, 2021)
12.	Juan Atkins – Futurepast EP (Subject Detroit, 2004)
13.	KERRIE – Raw Regimen (Blueprint, 2022)
14.	Tripeo – Seventh Trip (Tripeo, 2015)
15.	Inigo Kennedy – Vaudeville (Token, 2014)
16.	Mike Dehnert – Roulement EP (Echocord Colour, 2013)
17.	Levon Vincent – Niresa EP (Novel Sound, 2022)
18.	Versalife/ Hexagon – Untitled (Altered Sense, 2020)
19.	Illum Sphere – Glass EP2 (Ninga Tune, 2017)
20.	EQD – Equalized #004 (Equalized, 2010)

Leah Floyeurs - Dublin Digital Radio (March 2023)

Prior to her gig at Nowadays upsammy presents an hour of trippy electronics, the experimental side of DnB and oddball techno.

https://www.instagram.com/upsammy_

upsammy @ The Lot Radio 03-30-2024

Dominic Severs examines forms of housing that challenge British norms of spatial understanding and behaviour.

Fear of Non - Street Housing.WMA

Pre and Post-war development in Northern Italy

Judy Loach Italian Rationalists.WMA

Detox № 47 - Erethia

traverse is proud to announce the release of its first record - a compilation of six tracks from various artists, inspired by Pembroke King’s poem moving silhouettes, written for this occasion.

As the fourth volume of the compilation series “traversée”, moving silhouettes encourages artists to explore all corners of listening music and creative avenues that aren’t tied to any one convention. 

Pembroke King’s poem sheds light on the mood of the compilation, and even though each artist brings its own interpretation of it, there is a beautiful harmony of it all - from Kate Miller’s atmospheric sounds to Teqmun’s drums-made-of-rain-drop-recordings or Ghjuliú’s nostalgic melodies, the listener travels around Pembroke’s words with each track. 

As our first physical release, we feel honoured to collaborate with artists who have been involved in a way or another on traverse before such as Officium, Mika Oki and Alohn, but Kate Miller, Teqmun, and Ghjuliú, that we’ve been keeping close to our heart for a long time already. 

artwork: Gabriel Sauvageot 
tracks produced and mixed by (in order of appearance): Alexis Tytelman, Tijmen Blokzijl, Alban Mercier and Yolek, Kate Miller, Ghjuliú, Mika Oki
mastered & cut: Marco Pellegrini at Analogcut
digital master: Umvral
distribution: Kuroneko

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Mika Oki - loveáfaire (snippet)

Nick Klein is an artist working in sound and art and sometimes (begrudgingly) sound art with a lean towards the social potential in those modalities as they interact. Klein has recorded a large amount of music for tape, CD, digital file, and vinyl editions for music labels around the world, as well as running his own amorphous label project PL (primitive languages, Psychic Liberation, etc). Concurrently, to the best of his ability, he has shown work in visual art contexts. Klein is uninterested in the prohibitive ideological tropes and circumstances that both contexts offer, and focuses the intent of his work on trying to see what productive energy comes from the friction between the two. Klein likes loud volume, cooking, offline community building, records, bars, synthesizers, and comedy.

Klein is currently located in Berlin. In 2025 Klein concluded a monthly radio show on Montez Press Radio since its inception and is spending 2023-2024 developing a monthly invitational program at the Volksbühne Roter Salon. Klein has collaborated in various capacities and medial materializations with Wilted Woman, Audrey Chen, Das Ding, Hugo Esquinca, Jean-Louis Huhta, Erik Nystrand, Scant, Philip Maier, Makoto Oshiro and many more.

Klein has performed and shown works in contexts and festivals like The Amant Foundation (USA), SARA’S (USA), MOMA PS1 (USA), De La Cruz Collection (USA), Volksbühne (DE),  Empty Gallery (HK),  Berghain (DE), Tresor (DE), Seendosi (SK), Cafe Sismo (CDMX), Cafe Oto (UK), Folkteatern (SE), Burning Fleshtival (USA), Herrensauna (DE), and Summer Scum (USA).

“This mix has been compiled at a time in my life where I feel myself on the fulcrum point from accelerating through feeling young towards physically, mentally, and emotionally on the downward side of a peak and feeling older. It is comprised of artists that are materially and actively a part of my life and making sound that is very important to me, and I think should be important to other people as well. Make approaches to music and sound dangerous, rigorous, and urgent again. The world needs a bit of shaking around.”

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NR Sound Mix 077 Nick Klein

Cushioned in the heart of Leicester’s historic 1890s-built Silver Arcade, @outofjointrecords is more than just a record shop in the East Midlands.

A local haven for fresh musical ideas and styles in a town, that lacks fresh vinyl shops for new and old music. Set up in 2018 by the friends Ben, Coops, and Dan, today performing together with their only employee Hettie, the shop offers new and second-hand vinyl of the deep pulses of House and Techno as well as the reverberating echoes from Dub, Reggae, and avant-garde electronics. “We wanted to re-energize record shop culture in our city and build a hub for people to come to listen, chat, hang and exchange ideas”. 

Follow the link for the full interview: https://edwineuro.pe/mix135

N°135 - Out Of Joint Records

Selva #5 - Flora invite Slodki - 28.04.25

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Recorded at Nannerth Ganol Studios
Engineered by Jack Ogborne
Mixed by Larry 'Bruce' McCarthy
Artwork by Tom Whitson
Design by Ciaran Birch

The Foel Tower

Sixth Garden Show w/ Samson A.K: 21st May '25

Fin de saison pour Computer Love, avec une heure d'Electro, Breaks et IDM, mixée par Selected Dream Memories.

Computer Love w/ Selected Dream Memories (24/07/25)

Part of our Forgotten Masters series, and in association with Docomomo, this talk addresses the life of architect Jean Tschumi. Together with academic and writer Jacques Gubler, architect Bernard Tschumi discusses the work of his father, the first president of the UIA and the founding head of Switzerland’s French-speaking School of Architecture at Lausanne.

Image caption: Aula des Cèdres, Lausanne, Switzerland, 1962 by Jean Tschumi Photo © Jean Tschumi Archives

Jean Tschumi: forgotten master of architecture

Conversation recorded with recorded with Eyal Weizman in London on February 22, 2016
https://thefunambulist.net/podcast/eyal-weizman-forensic-investigations-designed-destructions-gaza

EYAL WEIZMAN /// Forensic Investigations of Designed Destructions in Gaza

Named by some as one of the greatest omissions of design history, Aino Marsio-Aalto belongs to a line of women architects whose work has become overshadowed by that of their better-known male partners. Our panel discuss her often overlooked contribution to Nordic Modernist architecture.

On the panel:
Summer Islam – architect working for 6a architects; graduated from the Architectural Association; teaches a design studio for the MA in Architecture at the London Metropolitan University
Aino Niskanen – Professor of History of Architecture, Aalto University, Finland
Judi Loach – architectural and cultural historian, Professor in Early Modern and Modern European Cultural History, Cardiff University; Chair of Docomomo UK

Aino Aalto: forgotten master of architecture

The Funambulist Podcast operates in parallel of The Funambulist, a magazine that engages with the politics of space and bodies.

EYAL WEIZMAN /// Forensic Investigations of Designed Destructions in Gaza

The Funambulist Podcast

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