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Tag: sound art

01/04/2019 nausika

Igitur Carbon Copies: a pleasant and serene if slightly sinister and tense tapestry of found sound recordings

Reinier van Houdt, Igitur Carbon Copies, Switzerland, Hallow Ground, vinyl HG1807 (2018) Based on an apparently unfinished work of Gothic

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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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03/03/2019 Ed Pinsent

Shatter Your Illusions

Emitter Micro in Berlin continue their plan to permeate the culture as “a reduced label of sound”…last heard from with

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26/02/2019 Ed Pinsent

Ludwig Decomposed

Wolfgang Mitterer assembled the Nine In One (COL LEGNO WWE 1CD 20439) record by compressing pretty much all the Beethoven

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12/02/2019 nausika

Lady Maid: early 1980s blast of experimental electronic pop creativity combining mischief, playfulness and surprising darkness

Normal Brain, Lady Maid, We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want, WRWTFWW029 LP / CD (to be reissued March 2019)

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11/02/2019 nausika

Interceptor: a stupendous double set of low-key rhythmic sounds and drones

Omit, Interceptor, Helen Scarsdale Agency, HMS012 2 x CD (2007) Since 1998 when I first heard his stupendous three-CD set

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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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05/02/2019 nausika

132 Ranks: church organ sound installation art is a bit remote and forbidding as a pure audio experience

Olivia Block, 132 Ranks, Australia, Room40, RM493 CD (2018) Created as a hybrid concert experience / sound installation piece, “123

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04/02/2019 Ed Pinsent

Trapanese

Always happy to receive a lovely cassette tape from Anne-F Jacques in Montreal. Her Crustacés Tapes label has been the

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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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