Name: poetry of pi by yingfan_psalmanazar
Duration: 9 min 20 s
Description: 1000 digits of pi in taiwanese (southern accent)

Mixtape for Datafruits 
Invite from NIGHTHUNTER/HOJO

Track list:
Will Guthrie - Snowdown
Urano - 01 Urano
Anti Rubber Brain Factory & Hmadcha - Le Cri Du Jnoun
Polar bear - drunken Phaorah
Show me the body - Asprin
Death grips - Double Helix
Migrant - Toybox
ハハノシキュウ×HUH - クラスの女子全員全裸での授業参観
King Krule - Lonely Blue
Muslimgauze - Mullah Said
John Psathas - Abhisheka
Senyawa  - Menjadi Jadi
Yonghe Sessions w/ Dutch E Germ
STEVEN PORTER - 01 San Diego (2015)
Migrant - Flashback
龍頭 - 絲襪鷹架
Odd Future - Oldie

DataFruits Mixtape 1

https://muzaneditions.bandcamp.com/album/before-your-past-lives

Muzan Editions
https://soundcloud.com/muzaneditions

Mastered by Kris Keogh
www.kriskeogh.com

Art by Jo Jarosinska
www.instagram.com/jo_jarosinska/

I(Before Your Past Livess - Muzan Editions)

tbilisi_acid

Cafe Oto Sept.4 2022

’tis no mere trick; here’s is a treat for you: a new Sequences release! 
‘Hypnagogia’, a 13 track collection of horror vacuum pieces. 
Discarded and strewn about, forgotten, dusty and old. 
They are presented here, together & hermetically sealed, instead of being eternally lost in the ether. 
A hommage to all things haunted. A candle for our ghosts of the past.
Footprints in a boundless terrain.

Guitar processed through cassette tapes and eurorack modular system.
Recorded & mixed May - October 2022.

Released on All Hallows’ Eve 2022.

Hypnagogia

In The Shine Of The Lamp

Artwork by No sooncheon
Mastered by Vaemo @ Moeumjeongmil
Producer - Kim, Changhee

©2023 dingndents Record Ltd.
dnd_EM22901-5002

Kim, Changhee - outdated

Haze

1000 digits of pi in taiwanese (southern accent)

poetry of pi

a single pass drone with just the 4ms Company's Ensemble Oscillator.

EnOsc Drone

LP/DL:  f-o-m.bandcamp.com/album/photosynthetic-beats-utricularia-vulgaris-marais-des-pontins

With 'photosynthetic beats — utricularia vulgaris, marais des pontins', landscape sound artist and educator, Ludwig Berger shares the minute polyrhythms of aquatic plants’ photosynthesis. 

On a too-hot summer day in the Swiss Jura, Ludwig Berger was listening to bog ponds with an underwater microphone. Below the surface, lay swarming tapestries of submerged greenery bathing in sunlight. These were the aqueous cradle of oscillations essential to our world. 

As aquatic plants photosynthesize, they release oxygen bubbles from their stems and leaves. The moment of release creates myriads of extremely short sound pulses, resulting in ever-changing polyrhythms stemming from different parts of the plant. At a particularly high frequency, the pulses become continuous tones. From these sounds, one can deduce if and how strongly the plant is converting CO2 to oxygen. This depends on light and temperature, but is also affected by contaminants, fertilizers or pesticides. 

The two recordings were made in two different ponds, and in both cases the hydrophone was in close proximity to a common bladderwort (Utricularia vulgaris), a carnivorous aquatic plant. While in the first recording the process is left to itself, Berger intervenes in the second by using shadows to regulate the pace of activity. At first accidentally, then intentionally, the interplay of light and shadow triggered the plants to respond with various temporal and tonal shifts. 

To emphasize the microscopic processes and polyrhythms of the plants, these recordings were saturated, equalized and dynamically processed. Yet they remain unedited and unchanged in their temporality. Later on, twelve loops were extracted from the recordings to further highlight the percussive nature of the photosynthetic phenomenon. These loops are featured as locked grooves on the release’s vinyl format. 

The work was created at the residence of "La Dépendance" in St. Imier in July 2022. Thanks to Jan van Oordt and the Collectif du Pont.

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