Category Archives: Monday Reblogs

Review Reblog – Elisa Luu – Enchanting Gaze — Yeah I Know It Sucks

artist: Elisa Luu title: Enchanting Gaze keywords: pop acoustic electronica experimental folk Italy label: http://labelnetlabel.com/ \ Elisa Luu’s Enchanting Gaze is an album that is of the pretty kind, something that lightens up and gives that special sparkle of a having a wonderful day. Not unlike other releases, this one has tracks inside. Let me […]

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So glad this has been picked up for review as it is a release of beautiful folktronica with a twist.

Review Reblog – Nina Kardec – Tribute To Kaly — Yeah I Know It Sucks

artist: Nina Kardec title: Tribute To Kaly keywords: electronica label: Sirona-Records http://www.sirona-records.com/ Nina Kardec was one of these artists that has been around netlabel-land for quite some time, and this album (if I can rely on my memory and resources) has been released in the early days when a social website called Myspace was still […]

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Always glad to discover things via other discoveries : )) Very rhythmic and free download too.

Review Reblog – International Call and Response: Ladyz in Noyz — Yeah I Know It Sucks

Hi there and welcome. We all know what a lady is; someone who drinks tea with a little pinky up in the air, but noise ladies are a little different! Are you interested? We have something really interesting for you over here; it’s a movie in which noise ladies from different parts of the world […]

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Review Reblog – Kasper T. Toeplitz & Anna Zaradny ~ Stacja Nigdy w Życiu — a closer listen

How to best translate the live experience to the vinyl experience? Play it loud. Having been (pleasantly) deafened by Anna Zaradny at the Unsound Festival a few years back, I was heartened to hear two new LPs from the artist this season: the current collaboration with Kasper T. Toeplitz on Aussenraum and a solo set on Musica Genera / Bocian Records. […]

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I can always count on A Closer Listen to expand my musical  journey in new directions and this fits with the theme this week of Electroacoustic music.

 

ARTICLE REBLOG – SOUNDING OUT!

Each of the essays in this month’s “Medieval Sound” forum focuses on sound as it, according to Steve Goodman’s essay “The Ontology of Vibrational Force,” in The Sound Studies Reader, “comes to the rescue of thought rather than the inverse, forcing it to vibrate, loosening up its organized or petrified body (70). These investigations into medieval sound […]

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Finally got to read this article concentrating on the sound installation work of Janet Cardiff,her famous piece 40 Part Motet and it’s relationship to Medieval sounds.

REVIEW REBLOG -Christine Ott ~ Only Silence Remains — a closer listen

This is one beguiling record. It starts with opera and ends with poetry, and in the end, only silence remains. The opening soprano segment makes an immediate statement: this is not conventional music. By the middle of the set, one may forget this fact, but on “Tempête” it returns with a vengeance. The storied career of Christine […]

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Poetry, piano, electronics…everything. A great Todays Discovery courtesy of A Closer Listen…

REBLOG – Travelogue 2016.05.09: Mental Exfoliation — Stationary Travels

A listening journey with four albums composed of intricate electroacoustic textures, field recordings, and emotional undercurrents. Immersed in these mild sonic abrasions and vivid soundscapes, the mind can exfoliate… José Soberanes – The Rising Tide “In The Rising Tide, José strived to create something that would reflect his feelings of loss, anxiety and hope during what was […]

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REVIEW REBLOG – Various Artists ~ VA1+2 (Tavern Eightieth)

“…this double-disc set is a benefit album to raise money for Alzheimer Research U.K. Second – and this is for potential consumers – these tracks are exclusive to the compilation,”
Including AGF, Midori Hirano, Iris Garrelfs and Poulomi Desai.

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VA1+2Mixed-artist compilations were all the rage at the turn of the 21st century, but have lost some of their appeal in the digital age.  Finnish label Tavern Eightieth has done two things to correct any misconceptions.  First and foremost, this double-disc set is a benefit album to raise money for Alzheimer Research U.K.  Second – and this is for potential consumers – these tracks are exclusive to the compilation, which is especially noteworthy as some of these artists (including Bibio, Glacis and Matthew Collings) have albums being released the same month and could just as easily have contributed older work.

As might be expected when 22 artists are involved, the timbres and overall quality are all over the map, and some of the tracks include vocals, so we’re going to zero in on a select few.  On Disc One, we’re able to catch up with Makunouchi Bento, a group…

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ARTICLE REBLOG – against the patriarchy : the feminist spirit and the avant-garde (in 9 albums)

Great article here both as a personal piece and as an introduction to artists at the forefront of avant garde music. Good stepping off point for further discovery…

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NEWS -New release! FMC16: Rosanne Robertson – Appendage & Bond — Fractal Meat

Announcing the latest release from Fractal Meat Cuts on cassette and download, Rosanne Robertson‘s Appendage & Bond. Seven tracks of studio process experiments exploring sculptures made by the artist for performance. Photos on the cover are of the artist’s work. These recordings were made with the materials of Appendage and Bond -a sculptural work activated […]

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