fluids tissue sinews bones blood veins and heat
by Natalie Braginsky
Experimental
fluids tissue sinews bones blood veins and heat
by Natalie Braginsky
Experimental
Octopus
by Helene Breschand / Eliane Radigue / Kasper T. Toeplitz
Experimental, avant-garde, classical, electronic, improv, postmodern
Thought I would put together some lists to help support in a very small way, artists, labels and collectives at this difficult time during the COVID-19 pandemic and also simply because it’s music that needs to be heard : )
I’ll add new lists regularly but here are the first two.
As always – No order. No preferences.
#1 – Collectives and Compilations
Feminatronic Buy Music Club – Let’s Stick Together #2
Tropical Rock is Kathleen Baird & Camilla Padgitt-Coles
I have been having a giant clear-out and I found loads of scraps of paper accumulated over the last 8 years with artist names on them.
So I’ve decided that for 2020 I will post a few here at a time and add them to the artist directory, as well as posting on Twitter and Facebook.
There are many…
As usual, no order – no preference
Violinist, composer, improviser.
Photo by Bradford Bailey
Also a member of AnaTrizas –
“A women artists collective conformed by Alina Hernández, Daniela Falcón and Shanttal Saad, who explored through sound and transmedia the meaning of femininity and the dissolution of identity. Concerned about the empowerment of women in the improvisation and experimental music scenes they look up to collaborate with other women in order to create a stronger community in which they support each other.
Multi-instrumentalist, producer and performer
Feature Interview with Bandcamp Daily
Experimental, computer music, max msp, sine waves,
Madalyn Merkey on Sound as Material – Creative Independent –
During the year I myself fail to cover everything that is released. I just cannot keep up (which is a good thing) and miss a lot too, try as hard as I do to listen. I thought that I would try to recap as many 2019 releases as possible here throughout December, as a way to rectify this.
Anyway here goes. No order, no preference –
During the year I myself fail to cover everything that is released. I just cannot keep up (which is a good thing) and miss a lot too, try as hard as I do to listen. I thought that I would try to recap as many 2019 releases as possible here throughout December, as a way to rectify this.
Anyway here goes. No order, no preference –
I don’t do lists but other people do and these are from a list of Drone releases by Anti – Gravity Bunny You can see the full list here and were released in 2019-
As I have stated I don’t do lists but sometimes lists are worth it and these releases from Anti-Gravity Bunnys’ list are some of the best Drones around : )
During the year I myself fail to cover everything that is released. I just cannot keep up (which is a good thing) and miss a lot too, try as hard as I do to listen. I thought that I would try to recap as many 2019 releases as possible here throughout December, as a way to rectify this.
Anyway here goes. No order, no preference –
I don’t do lists but these were released in 2019-
Thank you for listening : )
I have an aversion to lists.
They create an atmosphere of competition between artists and genres. They also often only plug those releases that are ‘readily’ there in view – easy to find. That is, the artists and/ or labels / PR etc who have the most money and time, often are the ones that get the most focus. Consequently, many female identifying artists don’t even get a look in and /or get overlooked, as proved by the many studies and reports available to prove this fact. I will refer you to female:pressure FACTS and Counting the Music  although sadly and even very recently, there are many more studies from Classical to Jazz as well as Electronic, that report the same findings.
Believe me when I say, that there are large numbers of female identifying artists out there. You only have to look.
Of course, during the year I myself fail to cover everything that is released. I just cannot keep up ( which is a good thing) and miss a lot too, try as hard as I do to listen. I thought that I would try to recap as many 2019 releases as possible here throughout December, as a way to rectify this.
Anyway here goes. No order, no preference –
I don’t do lists but these were released in 2019-
An eagle with two heads : Camille Escudero Cinetics /// Christine Webster Modular synthesis A tryptich /// brûlures aux cendres apaisées, conçues et rêvées /// 1 2 3 ///
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