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Tag: sound art

23/01/2014 nausika

Strata: documenting sound worlds within nooks and crannies of urban landscapes

Tarab, Strata, Unfathomless, CD U18 (2013) For years the Australian artist Eamonn Sprod, working under the project title of Tarab,

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18/01/2014 Ed Pinsent

Metal Birds

I’m warming to the music of Noteherder & McCloud, an English duo who are really growing on me with their

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16/01/2014 Stuart Marshall

Home Installation

Various / Curated by Francisco López A Tasty Swarm Of Small Signals STÖRUNG STR008 DVD (2010) The mathematical structure of

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07/01/2014 Paul Khimasia Morgan

Masking, Tape

Andrea Borghi Musica per Nastro (Tape Music) ITALY SPECTROPOL RECORDS SPECT16 CD (2012) This is the helpful, if brief, information

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06/01/2014 Stuart Marshall

9 Inches of 1000 Feet

Now 20 releases strong, the Berlin-based 1000füssler label specialises in intriguing, small edition 3” CDR recordings of sound art, which

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01/01/2014 Ed Pinsent

La Marque Jaune

I’m about as ill-equipped as I ever am to take pen in hand, even as my typewriter keys get gummed

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22/12/2013 Ed Pinsent

Black and Blue Blues

Simon Balestrazzi sent us a copy of Hashima’s record from Italy – Simon may not actually appear on this 47-minute

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21/12/2013 nausika

Through a Pre-Memory: a heavyweight sound experience of alienation and despair

ÄÄNIPÄÄ, Through A Pre-Memory, Editions Mego, CD 175 (2013) On their own and with other collaborations, Mika Vainio and Stephen

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12/12/2013 nausika

Life Cycle of a Massive Star: a grand operatic work that falls short of great wonder and drama

Roly Porter, Life Cycle of a Massive Star, Subtext Recordings, SUBCD005 (2013) At just over 35 minutes in length, how does

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09/12/2013 nausika

Deimos: scary little quartet of occult sounds taking listeners on a trance journey

Un Festin Sagital, Deimos, Black Horizons, cassette BH-72 (2013) In ancient Greek mythology, Deimos was the god of terror and

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