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Exercises on Displacement 2/5 with Lucy Railton, Brother May, Ciro Longobardi & Simone Beneventi
On Saturday 11 May, the second edition of Exercises on Displacement will take place at The Iron Works in East London bringing together an international programme
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Resolution present Roly Porter, Bruised Skies, Piksel at Aures
On Sunday 14 April, Roly Porter, Bruised Skies and Piksel will present an immersive sonic live show and exhibition at Aures in London (located in London Waterloo), fully
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Visible Cloaks, Yoshio Ojima & Satsuki Shibano: Serenitatem
In a genre where individualism prevails, it is restoring to hear ambient music where collaboration rewards the listener with such elegant results.
Jan Jelinek & Asuna: Signals Bulletin
Occupying the parallax between Berlin and Kanazawa, Jan Jelinek and Asuna set their sights on far-off stars, creating over the course of a three year period bright, celestial works whilst remaining thoroughly grounded in deeply human production.
Tutto Questo Sentire land in London for five-part series of events exploring displacement
Following four previous editions in Italy, Tutto Questo Sentire will host a five-part series of events across London bringing together an international programme of new commissions,
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Premiere: Lamusa II – Materiale
Lamusa II and Gravity Graffiti are one of those combinations that go hand in hand. Since his debut on Riccardo Schiro’s imprint last year, Lamusa II
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Piska Power
Showcasing the breadth of his skills through a dizzying maelstrom of feverish percussions, bouncy 303 arpeggios and enticing bird calls captured during various field-recording excursions, Piska Powers contribution encompasses his unparalleled vision with optimal results.
Premiere: Sene – Cold Onsen
Ever since they landed their first compilation – ‘The Black Ideal‘ – back in 2013, Unknown Precept have taken and held on to their seat at the
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In Perspective: Patrick Higgins talks up his new LP, ‘Dossier’, on Nicolas Jaar’s Other People
Easy-listening lovers, go your way. Higgins’ latest LP, ‘Dossier’, freshly out on Nicolas Jaar’s Other People, further explores the most remote and uncharted of sonic territories, “engaging with the alienation and inner emotional economy of contemporary digital life, its politics, erotics, and violence”. Watch the video for ‘Pitch Black’ within.
Premiere: Muziekkamer – Around The Clock
Since establishing in 2014, Glasgow’s Contort Yourself successfully devoted themselves to closing the gap between raw, contemporary techno and pioneering industrial, EBM and off-kilter sonics from the ’80s
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Onyx: Complete Works 1981-1983
With the defunct Boston-based duo’s originals trading at indecent prices on the second-hand market, the long-overdue publication of Onyx ‘Complete Works 1981-1983’ fills a gaping hole as much as it unlatches a comprehensive view into Judd Stone and Beveur’s definitely unique mutant punk-wave universe. Stream ‘SOS’ within.
CTM 2018 – Turmoil: FIS, Gaika, Holly Herndon Ensemble, Jlin, Laurel Halo, Lotic, Pan Daijing
For all those who seek adventures in experimental music and visual art, the 19th edition of CTM Festival is about to take place in Berlin extending
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NSRD: Workshop For The Restoration Of Unfelt Feelings
Although not explicitly protest music, the very existence of NSRD was an act of defiance, their bold experimentation a franticly impassioned attempt to assert identity. Listening now, the 1980s context is not obviously apparent, but the strive for individuality comes through in amazing clarity.
In Perspective: Andrei Orlov
We caught up with an unsung herald of the contemporary kosmische and synth pop scene in the person of Moscow-based producer Andrei Orlov to lift a corner of the veil on his craft, away from current trends but close to the core of a timeless genre of electronic music that continues to be a source of fascination.
Sky Walking announce debut label compilation 41’36”
Following the release of Sky Walking’s debut self-titled album in 2014, the trio composed of Christian Naujoks, Peter M. Kersten and Richard von der Schulenburg have since been priming the launch of their record label with the announcement of a 10-track label compilation entitled 41’36” – Stream Nowerk’s (Christian Naujoks and F#X) track from the compilation ‘Clarion’ within.