Japanese musician, composer and actor Ryuichi Sakamoto has died at the age of 71 as a result of a three year battle with multiple types of
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Explore Ensemble commission Rebecca Salvadori for three-part film with; Lawrence Dunn, Angharad Davies and Mark Fell
To coincide with their 10 Year Anniversary, London-based chamber group Explore Ensemble have commissioned video artist Rebecca Salvadori for a three-part portrait series documenting acclaimed composers:
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IA MIX 353 Galtier
Long-standing relationships between label and artist are common, but the instances that show the signs of mutual growth and development are a little rarer. The development
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Premiere: Winterdagen – Westerkerk (Ineffekt’s Spring Dream)
With the original landing last year on Sweden’s 1631 Recordings, Winterdagen’s ‘Phase In’ EP has just undergone the remix treatment. The Rotterdam-based artist has enlisted 8
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Icelandic folk songs get a modern classical facelift from Hugar
Hugar, the recording name of Icelandic musicians Bergur Þórisson and Pétur Jónsson, prepare to release ‘Þjóðlög‘, translating to ‘Folk Songs‘ in English, via XXIM Records. The
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Sound artist and composer Lea Bertucci announces ‘A Visible Length Of Light’
American composer and multi-instrumentalist Lea Bertucci has announced the release of her next full-length album, landing in April through on her own imprint Cibachrome Editions. Consisting
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Elevate Festival 2020
*As part of our continued partnership with Elevate Festival – Inverted Audio are officially selling Weekend Tickets (Friday – Saturday) to the festival. Following their 15th
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Oliver Coates releases expanded reinterpretations of John Luther Adams’ ‘Canticles Of The Sky’
RVNG Intl. have announced the release of a new recording from cellist, producer and sound artist Oliver Coates. A radical interpretation of two works from Pulitzer
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Meakusma Festival 2017
These days it is hard to find a festival where you can put your trust blindly into the unknown. The cozy vibe, slick and friendly organisation and stellar musical programming made Meakusma Festival 2017 in Belgium one of the most profound weekend experiences of the year.
Tutto Questo Sentire present Exercises On Displacement at Rome’s Botanical Gardens
Following the success of Tutto Questo Sentire‘s artist project last year, we are delighted to announce the fourth edition of TQS taking place between the 28th of
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Hauschka
To celebrate the release of Hauschka’s eighth album ‘What If’, the composer answered some questions about the making of the record and the need to push boundaries, as well as sharing an exclusive mix which gives an insight into its creator’s distinct relationship with music.
Video Premiere: Resina ‘Nightjar’ – Directed by Mateusz Jarmulski
Ahead of the release of Resina’s debut self-titled album on 130701, scheduled for release 7th October 2016, we are proud to premiere this beautiful animated music video created by her husband Mateusz Jarmulski.
Mixtape: DjRum selects his top piano cuts
To celebrate the release of DjRum’s trilogy pack on 2nd Drop Records we interviewed the London based producer and asked him to select his top piano cuts featuring; Alice Coltrane, Arvo Pärt, Terry Riley, Tim Hecker, Grouper, LV, Aphex Twin and Chris Clark.
Decca opens its vaults to Henrik Schwarz, Fort Romeau, Kate Simko and more
Comprising 17 tracks, the compilation sees Kate Simko take on Satie’s Gnossienne No.1, Manchester’s playful tea loving Mr. Scruff tackles Steve Reich’s 6 Pianos, and Ghostly International artist Fort Romeau also goes deep on Satie’s 4 Preludes Flasques
Tadeo readies ‘Chronicles Of The Future’ for Psyk’s Non Series imprint
Spanish DJ and producer Tadeo, label founder of Cyclical Tracks and Another Intelligence, enters 2016 with a narrative sci-fi techno album ‘Chronicles Of The Future’ scheduled
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Jeff Mills: Light from the Outside World at the Barbican
If classical music, at least in aesthetic terms, presents tradition and the known, then during these performances Mills electronics have succeeded by working from within and alongside it, pushing its borders outwards toward the strange and unknown.