WAKO: JOJO! stahnul jsem si na to konto i predesle kompilacky a vsechny vypadaji dobre, poslechnout jsem jeste komplet nestihl, ale tesim se na to

UNCLEAN: super balík! :-D

Monolake - December 2008 - Termulator X Live in Belgrade



This set has been recorded live in Belgrade, Serbia, during the Dis-Patch Festival, on October 18th 2008. The concert took place at a boat, and doors opened ten minutes after we arrived. During setup and soundcheck my computer constantly crashed or my fader-boxes behaved odd, and occasionally the power went down. It was quite a challenge...

However, during the concerts there were only a few major technical problems, and at least no total power failure. The track here is a 30 minute edit of the set and captures quite well the atmosphere of the concert. The edit was originally made for Marie Anne Hobbs's radio show on BBC1 and transmitted on November 11th 2008.

Termulator X Live in Belgrade:

Jay Ahern:
Roland TR 808 Rhythm Composer
Roland TB 303 Bass Line
MIDI Clock & Panic Button
Master Sync

Robert Henke:
Effects, Filters, Processing and Mixing
Monome / MAX Step Sequencer
Physical Modeling Feedback Horn Instrument
Software Synthesis Engine

TX-Live-Belgrade-2008
[ ~ 30minutes ]

http://www.monolake.de/downloads/

kdysi tu proběhlo jakési Beep ...to byl takovej polozivej popicek...myslim...

YARIN: Tyjo, ja teda nevim...

jen dotaz, nevite prosim nekdo take o netlabelech (stacily by mi dva tri klidne..), kde by vychazely kytarovky, nebo neco min elektronickyho? delam takovej seznam netlabelu a potrebuju to mit stylove pestrejsi, nez jen elektroniku a nevim, kde hledat.. diky za jakykoliv tip

Chicago '82: A Dip in the Lake



Label: Les Disques Du Crépuscule
Catalog#: TWI 116
Format: Cassette
Country: Belgium
Released: 1983
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Abstract, Experimental, Minimal, Avantgarde
Notes: A live report by Wim Mertens on the New Musical Festival in Chicago, July 1982, featuring music and interviews (by Mertens). Dedicated to John Cage, and intended to be released on his 70th birthday, 5 September 1982.

1. [listen] Peter Gordon "Peter Gordon's Mayor Jane Byrne's New Music America Opening Address"

Piano - "Blue" Gene Tyranny
Voice - David van Tieghem , Jill Kroesen , Robert Ashley

2. [listen] Peter Gordon "Wim Razor's Standing in the Shadows"

3. [listen] Peter Gordon "My experience as a human being and as a musician."

4. [listen] Jill Kroesen "Bum Song"

Percussion - Peter Gordon

5. [listen] Jill Kroesen "Jeanne d'Arc"

6. [listen] Harold Budd "Excerpt from Children on the Hill"

7. [listen] Harold Budd "Style comes the same way that a person's handwriting develops."

8. [listen] Jon Gibson "Excerpt from Extensions"

9. [listen] Meredith Monk "As if it came from an oral tradition."

10. [listen] Meredith Monk "Excerpt from Turtle Dreams"

Organ - Nicky Paraiso, Steve Lockwood
Voice - Andrea Goodman, Meredith Monk, Paul Langland, Robert Een

11. [listen] Charlemagne Palestine "Excerpt from Music for Carillon"

12. [listen] Michael Byron "Sad story."

13. [listen] David van Tieghem "Excerpt from Message Received"

14. [listen] Glenn Branca Excerpt from Symphony No. 2: The Peak of the Sacred

Drums - Stefan Wischert

Electric Guitar - Barbara Ess, Craig Bromberg, David Linton, David Rosenbloom, Glenn Branca, Jeffrey Glenn, Lee Ranaldo, Ned Sublette, Thurston Moore

15. [listen] John Cage / Wim Mertens "So that each person is in charge of himself.

16. [listen] Ned Sublette "Radio Piece"

Edited for UbuWeb by Ryan Biracree.

http://www.ubu.com/sound/chicago82.html

V/A : Intelligent Toys 5 (Sutemos023)




V/A - CD1: AGF/Delay - From Morning On [01] CD1: AGF/Delay - From Morning On .. 5:01
V/A - CD1: Praveen - No Sky, No Rain! [02] CD1: Praveen - No Sky, No Rain! .. 3:46
V/A - CD1: Gultkra Artikler - Berezka [03] CD1: Gultkra Artikler - Berezka .. 5:53
V/A - CD1: Deer - Elevators [04] CD1: Deer - Elevators .. 3:01
V/A - CD1: stockfinster - Golden Canyon [05] CD1: stockfinster - Golden Canyon .. 4:51
V/A - CD1: Wildach Sonnenkraut - Calypso [06] CD1: Wildach Sonnenkraut - Calypso .. 4:14
V/A - CD1: Ten And Tracer - Ties Crews Emerging [07] CD1: Ten And Tracer - Ties Crews Emerging .. 4:14
V/A - CD1: Praveen - Acts Rough [08] CD1: Praveen - Acts Rough .. 5:45
V/A - CD1: Sabi - Six Places [09] CD1: Sabi - Six Places .. 6:15
V/A - CD1: Swod - Fugitif 1 [10] CD1: Swod - Fugitif 1 .. 4:53
V/A - CD1: Miwon - Making Moves [11] CD1: Miwon - Making Moves .. 4:47
V/A - CD1: NGC 1365 - Second Coming [12] CD1: NGC 1365 - Second Coming .. 3:45
V/A - CD2: Octex - Broken [13] CD2: Octex - Broken .. 7:46
V/A - CD2: Yagya - Coconut Rice [14] CD2: Yagya - Coconut Rice .. 6:02
V/A - CD2: Kanobi - ILK [15] CD2: Kanobi - ILK .. 3:18
V/A - CD2: Maps & Diagrams - Habakkuk [16] CD2: Maps & Diagrams - Habakkuk .. 4:55
V/A - CD2: SoulSonic - Itau [17] CD2: SoulSonic - Itau .. 2:54
V/A - CD2: Karna & Sleepy Town Manufacture - Uplyvaet Moja Liubov [18] CD2: Karna & Sleepy Town Manufacture - Uplyvaet Moja Liubov .. 4:39
V/A - CD2: Ulrich Schnauss - Shine (MINT Remix) [19] CD2: Ulrich Schnauss - Shine (MINT Remix) .. 5:27
V/A - CD2: Leon Somov & Aurimas Rimeikis - Kruopu [20] CD2: Leon Somov & Aurimas Rimeikis - Kruopu .. 5:09
V/A - CD2: AGF - Than Reconsider [21] CD2: AGF - Than Reconsider .. 6:24

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Monolake - Free Track of the Month [November]



This track is from June 2006. I found it on a backup drive whilst searching for something else. When I made it, I soon felt something is missing, it sounded old and nostalgic too me, a dead end, a film watched way too often. Now, i feel even more distant to it. During the last two years my musical interest moved away from anything that could be labeled 'minimal techno', a genre that became totally empty, uninspired and formalized. A straight bassdrum beat does not make me dance anymore.
However, I like the color of it, this reminiscence to this certain sub-genre of Chain Reaction / post Basic Channel tracks. If I would have done it in 1995 - fantastic.

Enjoy it as nice background. I tested it for washing dishes, sorting invoices and watering flowers. It worked quite well.
And if you want to get an idea of my current vision of electronic club music come to a Monolake concert.

Monolake Decay [ ~ 9minutes ]

:]

Bleep Podcast 117- Surgeon





This week I have the pleasure of broadcasting a mix from Tony Child of some of the most influential records that have shaped his musical path. You can also read his thoughts on each track below.There’s also the wonderful new record from Larry Heard to listen to.

TRACKLISTING

Boards of Canada - Nlogax
Larry Heard - 25 years from Alpha

————-SURGEON MIX————-

Coil - Amethyst deceivers

Coil’s music has, since I first discovered them in about 1996, always had a deep and spiritual meaning for me. Listening to Amethyst Deceivers at the summit of Mauna Kea in Hawaii as the sun was setting is the most beautifully moving, yet sad thing I have experienced.

Psychic TV - Always is always

The album ‘Dreams Less Sweet’ by Psychic TV was recorded using the Zuccarelli Holophonic system which produced amazing 3D sound imaging with only stereo headphone playback.

Here, you can really feel the solo vocalist walk around as they sing Charles Manson’s ‘Always is always’.


Hashim - Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)

This is the defining ‘Electro’ track for my youth. When I first heard it in about 1983 it blew me away, I knew at once that this was the music I had been searching for. It just sounded so alien and powerful.

Suicide - Che

Suicide are a big influence for me, simple, dark, psychedelic mantras. This track is often overshadowed by Rocket USA, Frankie Teardrop etc, but it builds to an amazing energy.

Faust - Chromatic

I love the anarchy of Faust, their songs are so varied. I remember introducing a friend to them by playing him their ‘71 Minutes of’ album. Afterwards he commented that listening to it had been like a mental assault course. Chromatic is like a musical puzzle that goes on forever.

Coil - Dark River

Whenever I listen to “Dark River”, it reminds of this time my friends and I went out to this bridge over a river. The moon was out, and the sky was totally clear. We put these candles on boats made of newspaper and set them adrift in the river. The “boats” all blew off to one bank of the river and sat there in the grass on the bank. It looked like the bridge was several hundred miles above the water, and the boats were little houses, with light coming from fires in their fireplaces. It was quite beautiful, but also very sad for some reason…that song is inexorably tied to that memory for me.

The Walker Brothers - The Electrician

Possibly the greatest song ever? From the ultimate darkness and despair to pure ecstasy in one song (and back again) A most beautiful and strange song.

Whitehouse - Neronia

William Bennett’s approach to his art is a great inspiration for me. Neronia is a lesser know piece from the early 90’s produced with Steve Albini. Perfect use of frequencies and tension.

Psychic TV - Clouds without water

Another track from the amazing ‘Dreams Less Sweet’ album. Brings to mind minimalist classical composers. Beautiful.

Tomita - Clair de lune (Suite Bergamasque, No. 3)

This was possibly the first piece of electronic music that I ever heard. I was about 4 years old and remember being fascinated by the rich and varied, almost cartoon like sounds. Each sound has such a different size, shape, texture and temperature.

The Beatles - A Day In The Life

Another contender for greatest song ever. I have always felt as if there was some kind of awesome power lurking beneath the surface of this song, like getting the briefest glimpse of something from the corner of your eye. It is somehow linked to (my?) death, but not in any kind of depressing way. Difficult to explain. I want this to be played at my funeral.
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Tin Man - Falling Acid
Jus-Ed - CT lowdown
Dubbyman - Loveless (Above smoke remix)
Walter Jones - All Gods Children (Maurice Fulton remix)
Eddy & Yannah - Solid Ground (Crazy P remix)
DJ Sprinkles & Terre Thaemlitz - The Occasional Feel Good
Marco Passarani - Nova
Sendex - Hypenosis
Dopplereffekt - Infophysix
Ed DMX - Street Boys

Download
http://bleep43.squarespace.com/podcast/2008/11/24/podcast-117-surgeon.html

http://evolutionnights.ciant.cz

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Ran Slavin - Nocturnal Rainbow Rising
Label: Crónica
Catalog#: Crónica 037~2008
Format: File, Album
Country: Portugal
Released: 2008
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dark Ambient, Glitch, Abstract, Experimental, Illbient

Crónica is very proud to present Ran Slavin's “Nocturnal Rainbow Rising”. After 2004's “Tropical Agent / Ears in Water” and last year’s “The Wayward Regional Transmissions” — awarded a honorable mention at the Prix Ars Electronica — Ran’s third full-length release in Crónica is now available in the Unlimited Release series, with 10 tracks available for free download or choose-to-pay-as-you-will donations.

“Nocturnal Rainbow Rising” drifts across far removed cinematic panoramas of lush nightly atmospheres. The tracks bear forms of sound memories, occlusions of dreamy nocturnal passages, of introspective and illusory projections arising from the metropolitan environments to the tundra.

The 10 tracks form evasive atmospheres between the audible and the visual, at times resembling fragments of a cinematic tale yet untold, a characteristic of Ran's ongoing work that has made it so dear to his listeners.

Download as MP3 256 VBR (111MB)

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Crónica
CRÓNICA is a media-label based in Porto, Portugal, Europe. The CRÓNICA media-label project has its roots in an online and strictly digital operation known as CRONICAELECTRONICA.ORG whose url constitutes CRÓNICA avatar and digital base in the electronic nightscape.

In the first day of January of the year 2003, CRONICAELECTRONICA.ORG, till then a bit based project, morphed to a media-label configuration and expanded its activities to the field of residual arts and physical cultural artifacts, meaning: atoms, objects, commodities, value, etc.

With a strong emphasis towards electronic and experimental music and its intertwining with all forms of time-based audiovisual media, CRÓNICA embraces the digital domain and its explorers, as the perfect context for the flowing of data and for processes that enable the maximization of a full intermedia experience.

http://www.cronicaelectronica.org/

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http://netlabelsnews.blogspot.com/

LEVOS_BOB: bezva :)

Surreal Madrid 19: Karaoke Tundra - Kill the remixers!

Couple of audio frequencies are nice, the rest is disturbing. Here's an advice how to kill your neighbour.

raster-noton artists / podcast, chile / 10/08



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