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Tag: field recordings

07/03/2019 Ed Pinsent

Steam Metal

Hamburg sound artist Gregory Büttner often surfaces on his own 1000Fussler label, but here he is on Gruenrekorder, the home

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25/02/2019 Ed Pinsent

Gaudy Night

After many years of excellent and unusual CDRs, UK label Linear Obsessional Recordings started releasing cassettes in June 2018. The

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09/02/2019 Ed Pinsent

Museum Diary

Process art from Australian sound-artist MP Hopkins on his G.R/S.S (AUSSENRAUM RECORDS AR-LP-009) album, who last regaled us with his

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27/01/2019 Ed Pinsent

Urban Exposure

Philip Sulidae is the Australian fellow who does phonography and field recordings, but he’s always determined to engage personally with

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01/01/2019 Ed Pinsent

We Break More Records

Fine tape release from the Aural Detritus label is Landscape : Islands (audet005), assembled by Paul Khimasia Morgan from a

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30/12/2018 nausika

The Recounting of Night Time: an old 70s German film seen in a new guise

Fossil Aerosol Mining Project, The Recounting of Night Time, Afterdays Media / The Helen Scarsdale Agency, CD ADM22 (2018) While this

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07/12/2018 Stuart Marshall

Human Nature

Yiorgis SakellariouDiapsalmata: A Collection Of Short WorksBELGIUM TANUKI RECORDS #31 CASSETTE (2018) The worlds of heavy industry and nature merge

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14/11/2018 nausika

Fallow Memory: a quiet, minimal yet dignified piece of atmospheric sound art

Jérémie Mathes, Fallow Memory, Belgium, Unfathomless, CD U31 (2015) Inspired by a visit to an old abandoned food-processing factory in

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28/10/2018 nausika

In[Core]Wat[t]: a collage of field recordings united in a serene mood and attitude

Jérémie Mathes, In[Core]Wat[t], Belgium, Unfathomless, CD U53 (2018) For the past three years Jérémie Mathes has been living in Cambodia

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27/10/2018 nausika

Ondurenas: background tropical insect sounds receive respect

Frédéric Nogray, Ondureñas, Belgium, Unfathomless, CD U52 (2018) Until I heard this release by Frederic Nogray, I had never thought

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