I met with multidisciplinary artist and improvising musician Blanca Regina, and two of her collaborators Steve Beresford and Karel Doing, to discuss her practice and a selection of recordings. Tune into NTS.live for Fractal Meat on Monday night / Tuesday Morning 11th/12th April to hear the interview and tracks, 1am-3am.
via Guest Blanca Regina with Steve Beresford and Karel Doing — Fractal Meat
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April 30th 2016 University of Huddersfield, 13:00pm – 15:00pm All women and girls: 13+ (with guardians for 13-15 yrs) Zoë will give a brief overview of the different parts of a synthesiser: o…
Image: Derrick Belcham Fans of atmospheric ambient music rejoice! Queen of all things epic Julianna Barwick is back with a new album, Will, which is out soon and it can’t come too soon after the release of her last LP Nepenthe. As most fans of Barwick will know, she spends much of her time touring […]
ddmmyy spoke to Jennifer Walshe ahead of their performance of /AND JUMP FROM THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE at their debut London concert, 210416. They discussed skateboarding, Fluxus, and diversity in contemporary music. Below is an extract from the full interview, which can be found here. ______________________________________ You say Fluxus felt politically pertinent in the 1960s. How do…
Artist: Jodie Lowther Title: Circles & Holes keywords: experimental glossolalia ambient dark electronic female vocals haunting hauntology library music noise psychedelic recordings samples soundtrack vocal London format: digital / Tape artist website: http://www.jodielowther.co.uk/ (do check it out for wonderful wonders) artist on FB: Jodie Lowther Artist Jodie Lowther her curriculum is impressive. Her drawings have […]
Kickstarter campaign for inaugural LUME Festival in June 12016 is now LIVE. Click HERE to visit the page!
The latest Soundcloud playlist is all about the Voice and this is the focus this week on Twitter and Facebook, so this seems a very appropriate reblog.
Couldn’t agree more…
One of most remarkable forces in post-war avant-garde music. There are few who I adore more.
With Lisa Hall
Date: Wednesday April 13th, 2016
Time: 18:30 (approx end: 20:00)
Venue: London College of Communication (Meet at front reception: directions)
Free with limited capacity
To reserve a place please email: markpeterwright@gmail.com
A sound walk with crickets to explore the city.
This session takes as its starting point a sonic trend which began in China over 1000 years ago in the Tang Dynasty – that of keeping crickets for their song. While mainly kept in the home or garden, the crickets were also carried around in small gourds, concealed in clothes and worn like a portable music player. It is thought that the practice, started by the royal family, began in order to bring company and comfort to the listener. The trend quickly caught on and became a popular pastime practiced widely in society, and it continues to this day.
For this Points of Listening session we…
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