snw – music at a distance 270 (One Zero Music)

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This is a particularly slow performance. I’d gone into it somewhat sleep-deprived, though by the third and fourth pieces, I was getting energy back from the music, enough energy to leave more space and allow the rests to speak. Thank you to the audience for staying with me.

The hollowbody Univox vibrates quite a lot–there’s a lot of air in there. Consequently, there’s a lot of air in these timbres: French horn, muted trumpet, accordion, glass harmonica timbres. This one’s a step toward a collaboration with silence.

The titles this week are references to the visual art of Louise Blyton. Thank you for listening!

Maurice Rickard: Guitar, programming

Signal chain: Univox Coily in Bb F Bb F Bb C tuning > Reuss Effects Understate, Reuss Effects Repeater Fuzz, Balls Effects KWB > Vox Wah > Hungry Robot Wardenclyffe Deluxe > Moyo Volume > Max/MSP eight-delay patch with FFT pitch shift, tremolo, convolution reverb, AudioThing Reels.

Impulses: Inchindown Oil Tanks ( Matt Gray mattg.co.uk ), silent5 Biamp MR/140 (Flat), St. Paul’s Huddersfield (near), Fort Worden Cistern

Rauðvik – Cassini-Huygens (Self-Released)

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A 3-track journey dedicated to the Cassini-Huygens probe

No AI was used in the creation of this work.
 
All sounds designed by rauðvik at Overlook Studios
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by rauðvik at Overlook Studios

Cover photo by NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute – photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA08329 (compressed version of photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/tiff/PIA08329.tif), Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1319915

Cover text added by rauðvik

 

Tape Loop Orchestra – (Artefacts (Equations (Replicas))) [Self-Released]

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(Artefacts (Equations (Replicas))) is the third volume of the four part series.

The audio archaeology of the TLO archive continues. Outtakes, experiments and live jams from the past six years have been collaged together to form new works that are free from the conceptual restraints of the more focused album projects. A more intimate, playful and perhaps more emotional side is on display across the series. Collect them all!

Kevin Drumm – Technology (Self-Released)

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Recorded at Dead Macs Mobile Chicago Il.
Sorry, prices are going up, just like everything else.

Big Shout out to Freyja for lending me her computer.

Source material: A couple lousy refurbished modern laptops…
Thank you also to:

Mike Balsamello
Jamar Davis
VOIVOD
Jon Abbey

Ether Driver – The Mechanics of Mysticism (Self-Released)

Label Description: Across time, space and cultures, the mystical experience is nearly universal. At the core of religions, secret societies and cults from around the world, these experiences of direct connection with spirits, gods or the true nature of reality have shaped culture despite being accessible to only a small subset of humanity. Now, for the first time, a comprehensive effort to catalog the techniques, tools and technology of direct experience of the divine has been undertaken. The preliminary results are contained within the 12 recordings on this album. With this, and access to the necessary materials, you too can experience the ultimate truth of the universe as expressed thru the mystical experience.