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Tag: sound art

30/05/2020 Ed Pinsent

Location Finder

One has sometimes felt the “field recording” genre might be getting a bit stale, especially when dealing with releases from

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28/05/2020 nausika

Why Do Birds Suddenly Appear? – a sonic investigation of fate, control and the fragility of freedom

Ahti & Ahti, Why Do Birds Suddenly Appear?, Italy, Ouidah, O (1) vinyl LP (2020) Debut release for both the

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27/05/2020 Ed Pinsent

Caution: Men Working Overhead

Here we are with another Richard Rupenus / New Blockaders / remix-reworking project, this time a triple CD which arrived

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25/05/2020 nausika

Waking, She Heard The Fluttering: a quiet and intimate debut work of soundscapes created from everyday sounds and the experience of listening

Alexandra Spence, Waking, She Heard The Fluttering, Australia, Room40, RM4104 CD (2019) Based in Sydney, Alexandra Spence creates sound installations

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24/05/2020 Paul Khimasia Morgan

Unwritten History

Brian Harnetty Shawnee, Ohio GERMANY KARL RECORDS KR066 CD (2019) I have an old friend who is habitually eagle-eyed when

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19/05/2020 nausika

The Current Inside: an intriguing and hypnotic album on currents

Marja Ahti, The Current Inside, Switzerland, Hallow Ground, HG2004 180 gram vinyl (2020) Originally from Sweden, Marja Ahti (born 1981)

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13/05/2020 nausika

Soft Tissue (self-titled): a peep into a subatomic universe of mystery

Soft Tissue, self-titled, United Kingdom, Penultimate Press, ppcs5 cassette (2019) Soft Tissue is a new sound art collaboration between electronics

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07/05/2020 nausika

Ingrid: from a cello melody loop, a world of anguish and sadness turning into savage violence

Klara Lewis, Ingrid, Austria, Editions Mego, EMEGO 270 one-sided vinyl LP (2020) I confess I’ve been completely out of touch

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15/04/2020 nausika

Anthology Of Experimental Music From Indonesia: the chaos and contradictions of a society reflected in a highly inventive music scene

Various Artists, Anthology Of Experimental Music From Indonesia, Italy, Unexplained Sounds Group, USG 058 CD (2020) In his personal and

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08/04/2020 nausika

Farol: soundscape work brings out a hidden world of history, memory and change in a Lisbon landmark

Thibault Jehanne, Farol, Belgium, Unfathomless, U63 CD (2020) Conceived as a tribute to the 25 de Abril Bridge built over

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