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#IWD Listening to…

In lieu of posting playlists for IWD….

stalking shekinah
by [international experimental electronic compilation focusing on the works of female artists]

Experimental


 

FEMALE IDENTIFIED PRODUCERS
by International Compilation

Experimental, ambient, electroacoustic, industrial, noise, ritual

#IWD – Antilounge 18 by antilounge records

In lieu of IWD playlists, I will be posting this week, compilations and various artists releases, that may be of interest or in case you missed them.

In no order of preference, I am beginning with this compilation of electronic artists based in the Hague, which I found out about via a Yeah I Know it Sucks review

 

 

 

Listening to…

ORION
by Verónica Mota

Experimental, ambient, electroacoustic, industrial, noise, ritual.

“Orion“ is a composition that explores the human imagination in relation to physical phenomena and astral magick. There are five different chapters which take the listeners to a complexed sonic journey where different electro-acoustic textures happen to be physically & visually explored. This sonic sculpture honors the works of John Cage, Native Ritualistic Music & Science Fiction.”

Interesting article with Vero Mota  – Five Sound Questions to Verónica Mota

Reblog – International Women’s Day 2019 — MAKING WAVES

There is always just so much posted on IWD and increasingly I feel overwhelmed by all the sheer amount of articles and playlists. However, here’s one that covers mostly Classical artists, some who use electronic processes but also covering several platforms such as Vimeo, Bandcamp and SoundCloud, all in one post. Concentrating on Australian composers – Really worth checking out.

Website  –  Making Waves – Discover New Australian Music

 

The theme for International Women’s Day in 2019 is #BalanceforBetter. Happy International Women’s Day! The team would like to acknowledge that lists such as these invariably exclude more composers than they promote. However, we embrace the opportunity to reflect on the striking music featured by female-identifying composer in Making Waves playlists and the Making Conversation […]

via International Women’s Day 2019 — MAKING WAVES

 

Review Reblog – Susan Drone – The Big Drone — Yeah I Know It Sucks

 

Artist: Susan Drone Title: The Big Drone Keywords: experimental ambient dark ambient drone experimental electronic Murcia It’s precisely midnight as my ears sank into the big drone of Susan Drone. It’s like slipping into a world in which we as listeners are carried by a group of mystical voices that hum all mass for a […]

via Susan Drone – The Big Drone — Yeah I Know It Sucks

Listening to…

Thanks to A Closer Listens’ review of both Isthmus and Nocebo ( reviews here) I’m listening to something devastatingly beautiful.

 

” 9T Antiope consists of Iranian musicians Nima Aghiani and Sara Bigdeli Shamloo. The main focus of the band is on experimental music, using layers of acoustic instruments, electronics and combining them with vocals and lyrics, in order to narrate tiny bits or huge landscapes of the chaotic worlds they vision, along with their inhabitants.”

 

9T Antiope Bandcamp

9T Antiope on SoundCloud

 

 

 

Listening to…

 

ann annie

“…textured landscapes, ambient atmospheres…”

Ambient, dark ambient, drone, electronic, experimental, meditation, modular synth .

Reblog – ICYMI – Colleen, “A flame my love, a frequency” — Bandcamp Daily

 

In a world of horror, multi-instrumentalist Colleen’s loops, layers, and prose-poem lyrics feel medicinal.

via Album of the Day: Colleen, “A flame my love, a frequency” — Bandcamp Daily

 

 

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Review Reblog – Sabiwa – 輪 迴

 

 

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Artist: Sabiwa
Title: 輪 迴
Keywords: experimental idm abstract ambient electronic asian experimental electronic London
Label: CHINABOThttp://www.chinabot.co/

Okay, we have to talk. Or no, let me refrain this; I have to pen up and you just read and accept it for what it is: a little praise for a fantastic album. Yes, you have read it well; a fantastic album. It’s done and created by a artist named Sabiwa who order us not to make any sound ourself and instead listen to her big banging beats, mythologically impressive sounds and futuristic ambiences. She is right, first of all because it sounds so massive that your own sounds would just fade away into nothing, but second of all; it’s just to impressive to be chatted through.

All these goodies on this album seem to be smeared into each other, like good ideas that had become real things in reality. Odd…

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Reblog – Interview: Me, Claudius – Good Diz, Bad Bird

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