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Tag: sound art

08/05/2019 Ed Pinsent

When Glory Shone Around

PLYXY’s Gloryland EP (HALLOWGROUND HG1806) seemed at first spin like just another ambient set, but creator Ros Knopov has invested

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08/05/2019 nausika

Mass Observation (Expanded): study in invasive digital surveillance as relevant and shocking now as it was in 1994

Scanner, Mass Observation (Expanded), Australia, Room40, CD limited edition / digital (2018) Originally recorded with Jim O’Rourke and Robert Hampson

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04/05/2019 Ed Pinsent

Why History Matters

We very much enjoyed Volume 1 of Historische Aufnahmen in 2011, noting it in the pages of TSP 20. A

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28/04/2019 Ed Pinsent

Conseulo’s Departure

Received two records featuring Angélica Castelló from the Mikroton label this season. Castelló is usually associated with the paetzold bass

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24/04/2019 Ed Pinsent

Hold The Phone

Another unusual conceptual release from Corvo Records, the German label devoted to producing full-on art productions with a lot of

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24/04/2019 nausika

Dolomite Dub: a brisk adventure in dub through mountain soundscapes

Ulrich Troyer, Dolomite Dub, Austria, 4Bit Productions, 4Bit-P008 CD / LP / MP3 (2019) Part adventure travelogue / part homecoming

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19/04/2019 nausika

Weta and Weta: combining melancholy and nostalgia in worlds of electronic insect chatter

Net, Weta & Weta, United Kingdom, Rusted Tone Recordings, cassette / digital album RTR011 (2018) Although Net, the ambient electronic

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09/04/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Golden Ratio

Got a couple of new cassettes from Staaltape. Always a pleasure to receive these low-run hand-made releases, not just because

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06/04/2019 Ed Pinsent

Projecting Into The Past

Michael Lightborne made sound recordings of projection booths in UK cinemas, and now releases the results as an LP called

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06/04/2019 Ed Pinsent

How The Brain Moves

Biblioteq Mdulair created an LP called Primitive Electronics Brain Dance (AUSSENRAUM AR-LP-010) – a superb title right from the start

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