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Tag: sound art

03/08/2022 nausika

The Dystopian World of J. G. Ballard: a dark and sombre sound art compilation with few shocks or surprises

Various Artists, The Dystopian World of J. G. Ballard, Italy, Zero K, limited edition CD (2022) Having read some of

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28/07/2022 nausika

THING: dark ambient soundscape art on second CD in compilation series

NLC – EISENLAGER – Occupied Head – Wilfried Hanrath, THING, Germany, Attenuation Circuit, ACUF 1002 CD (2022) The second in

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27/07/2022 nausika

THING: the first of a compilation series in experimental sound art from Attenuation Circuit

b°tong – EMERGE – If, Bwana – Gerald Fiebig, THING, Germany, Attenuation Circuit, ACUF 1001 CD (2022) In 2021, German

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16/07/2022 Ed Pinsent

A High Salarium

Minimal process-art thing from Solar Return – this is the team-up of French sound artists Julien Ottavi and Jenny Pickett,

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13/07/2022 nausika

Magnetic Debris vol. 1 and 2: dark dronescapes of deep mystery and infinite dimensions

Deison, Magnetic Debris vol. 1 and 2, Italy, Dissipatio, DISS005, 2 x CD (2022) I must confess this double set

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29/06/2022 nausika

Landscape and Voice: where field recordings and voice glitch become a sonic art gallery

Toshiya Tsunoda, Landscape and Voice, Australia, Black Truffle Records, BT089 vinyl LP limited edition (2022) As a sound artist creating

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23/06/2022 nausika

nox: a multi-layered and lush soundscape exerting its own allure

Bruno Duplant, nox, Belgium, Unfathomless, U74 limited edition CD (2022) Based in northern France, Bruno Duplant has been an active

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22/06/2022 nausika

Invisible Miracles: a compilation of true invisible miracles marking the arrival of a young DIY artist

Rocio Zavala, Invisible Miracles, United States, Monastral, MON007 limited edition cassette (2022) Currently based in Chicago, Mexican visual / sound

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15/06/2022 nausika

Cut Contexts: seven collages of music and recordings cut adrift create their own soundtrack

Lauri Hyvärinen, Cut Contexts, Russia, Intonema, int032 CD (2021) As was the case for so many musicians across the world,

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06/06/2022 Steve Pescott

Limitless is More

Adam Pacione Any Way, Shape, or Form U.S.A. ELEVATOR BATH RECORDS EEAOA057 4 x C.D. (2021) I must admit to

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