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Crucial Listening #83: crys cole

Crucial Listening #83: crys cole

Resonating glass, the arsehole of Western music, shopping mall avant garde. The nomadic sound maker discusses three important albums. crys’ picks: Annea Lockwood – The Glass World Of Anna Lockwood Walter Marchetti – Antibarbarus Bernhard Günter – Univers Temporel Espoir crys’ contribution to Boomkat’s Documenting Sound series is called Other Meetings and

Crucial Listening #68: Senyawa

Invocations for judgement and destruction, sons of nature, reimagining the music of Indonesia. Wukir Suryadi and Rully Shabara discuss three important albums. Senyawa’s picks: Gugus Gema – S/T Sawung Jabo/Iwan Fals – Dalbo Church Universal And Triumphant, Inc. Featuring Elizabeth Clare Prophet ‎– The Sounds Of American Doomsday Cults Alkisah

Crucial Listening #60: Tavishi

The omnipresence of data, Bandcamp soul/sound-searching, goofy classical. The scientist, artist and community organiser discusses three important albums. Sarmistha’s picks: Moor Mother – Analog Fluids Of Sonic Black Holes R. D. Burman – Padosan OST Maria Chavez – Plays Pan Daijing – Lack Check out Tavishi’s music on their Bandcamp or

Feature: Peering Into Eternity – Thoughts On The Fadeout

Feature: Peering Into Eternity – Thoughts On The Fadeout

Meshuggah were my favourite band throughout my teens. I’d already developed a love of metal music from the age of 13, but the addition of Meshuggah’s rhythmic complexity – unusual time signatures placed directly alongside a straight 4/4 beat – resulted in the perfect combination for me. Guttural impact

Event: Clusters + Finglebone + No Context @ The Winchester in Bournemouth, 06/03/2017

FACEBOOK EVENT ATTN:Magazine and Wimbourne Contemporary Arts present an evening of ambient blurs and murmurs: Clusters Electric basses, e-bows, minimalist understatement. http://store.championversion.com/album/equal-spaces-pt-1-pt-2 finglebone Finger-plucked folk melting into electronica, melting into soundscape. https://finglebone.bandcamp.com/album/sunlit-plumes-of-dust No Context Manipulated space, electronics, repurposed objects.

Interview: Simon Coates (Tse Tse Fly)

Interview: Simon Coates (Tse Tse Fly)

So what exactly is Tse Tse Fly? Tse Tse Fly is a club night where we play sound art and experimental music rather than the usual club music fodder. The nights also act as a platform for live performance as well as recorded media. It’s based in Dubai where

Feature: Befriending Sound

In a space barely bigger than your average living room, Robert Curgenven and his audience of twenty sit surrounded by speakers in absolute pitch black. Robert himself is at the front, legs crossed, operating various Walkman CD players by light of a mobile phone, triggering drones and field recordings that