Evenhandedly agitating and scampering across dramatic faultlines,
these Morocc an' rollers, that you might know from Zorn's Book of Angels series,
are tackling these quartet pieces inspired by the mysteriosos of Alejandro "Never Dune Late" Jodorowski and Giordano Bruno.
Meticulous in its roundup of ruins. This one's all over the Beaufort scale.
Nice to revisit this again.
One of the many great albums
from the Italian Cramps label.
Fine Romanian composer who created
this beautiful electroacoustic work to be
listened to beginning on either LP side
("Parte Prima (Seconda)"/"Parte Seconda (Prima)")
or to be played - as I've often done - with each side
of two LPs played simultaneously in different parts
of the house while you amble your way thru it.
New(ish) recording with book from electroacoustic composer Lionel Marchetti
(who's closer in style to Luc Ferrari than, say, Bernard Parmegiani) called 23 Formes En
Every time I listen to this I'm amazed at how much it musically sounds like Yeezus (Scott did production work on that album). This was released a couple months before Kanye's, too. He really doesn't get near the credit he deserves for bringing the industrial sound to hip hop.
This is the special double disc limited edition version.
It took me 8 months to get this (and the Jacques Lejeune
double as well) because of an idiot seller, but it finally
came and was definitely worth the tick-tock. Dhomont's radiophoniques are always first-rate -
right up there near François Bayle's work.
A repost from the free stuff thread, posted Dec 13th 2011:
Lionel Marchetti - Musique.laclasse.com
- Free CD published by pedagogical network Erasme and Rhône area, France, 2007
Lionel Marchetti:
- "Is a French electroacoustic music composer (b1967) who started releasing discs in 1993 under the influence of Michel Chion. Since then he released highly original discs like Portrait dun glacier(2001), Noord Five Atlantica (2006) and my favorite Train de Nuit (2002). The Musique.laclasse.com CD is the result of numerous workshops he conducted in schools with children from 12 to 16 years old. The composer helps the kids record source material then process it themselves with effects and montage. This CD is a selection of some of these musique concrète tracks and is meant to be played on shuffle mode with the silent tracks popping up here and there. Some of Marchettis own technique springs up here and there but with a fresh and naive take on musique concrète. The Musique.laclasse.com is also a cute website with updated soundfiles."
- Continuo / 2009.
Thanks for the Musique.laclasse link.
I couldn't find the CD there, so I just
imagined what it might sound like
using the sound sources available there
and just made my own 50 minute version.
Little electronic vignettes with sometimes
long expanses of silence done in real time.
Don't know how it compares to what they
are offering, but it was fun to create!
A master of creating playful electroacoustic mythologies
that never come across as cushy coyness (e.g. Lundsten).
The pieces work well on their own without feeling the need
to resort to viewing the projected text and/or images that
often accompany his events. Two-CD version works date: 1964-2004.
Just in @ Cantaloupe / Soundcloud (Jay !)
Bobby Previte ft. So Percussion
Release date:18 November 2014
Now with nearly four decades under his belt as a creative force behind the drumkit, Previte has assembled a dream team of experimental musicians from the jazz, indie rock, and classical worlds to create TERMINALS, a luminous project consisting of five concertos for percussion ensemble and soloists, each inspired by the schematic-like terminal maps that Previte has noticed in airports around the world. The eternally adventurous So Percussion performs throughout, as Nels Cline (Wilco), Zeena Parkins, Greg Osby, John Medeski (MMW) and Previte himself take turns in the forefront to deliver an electrifying part-composed, part-improvised workout that stretches over two vinyl pieces.
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Evenhandedly agitating and scampering across dramatic faultlines,
these Morocc an' rollers, that you might know from Zorn's Book of Angels series,
are tackling these quartet pieces inspired by the mysteriosos of
Alejandro "Never Dune Late" Jodorowski and Giordano Bruno.
Meticulous in its roundup of ruins. This one's all over the Beaufort scale.
Andrea Belfi - Roteano
Release date:7 November 2014
BTW, It seems that it's no longer possible to post covers from Soundcloud, I wonder if it is a mistake ?
Nice to revisit this again.
One of the many great albums
from the Italian Cramps label.
Fine Romanian composer who created
this beautiful electroacoustic work to be
listened to beginning on either LP side
("Parte Prima (Seconda)"/"Parte Seconda (Prima)")
or to be played - as I've often done - with each side
of two LPs played simultaneously in different parts
of the house while you amble your way thru it.
The War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream
Seeing them tonight.
Craig
(who's closer in style to Luc Ferrari than, say, Bernard Parmegiani) called
23 Formes En
Michel Chion, Lionel Marchetti & J
Michel Chion: Requiem
One of those works that's hard to divorce from the
scary religiosity of the French musique concr
Solo Andata - Look for Me Here
Travi$ Scott - Owl Pharaoh
Every time I listen to this I'm amazed at how much it musically sounds like Yeezus (Scott did production work on that album). This was released a couple months before Kanye's, too. He really doesn't get near the credit he deserves for bringing the industrial sound to hip hop.
Craig
Commenting on this fine album by Coleman Hawkins.
Polish version of The Zombies' track She's Not There
Mówi?em Jej, ?e J? Kocham
This is the special double disc limited edition version.
It took me 8 months to get this (and the Jacques Lejeune
double as well) because of an idiot seller, but it finally
came and was definitely worth the tick-tock.
Dhomont's radiophoniques are always first-rate -
right up there near François Bayle's work.
A repost from the free stuff thread, posted Dec 13th 2011:
Lionel Marchetti - Musique.laclasse.com
- Free CD published by pedagogical network Erasme and Rhône area, France, 2007
Lionel Marchetti:
- "Is a French electroacoustic music composer (b1967) who started releasing discs in 1993 under the influence of Michel Chion. Since then he released highly original discs like Portrait dun glacier(2001), Noord Five Atlantica (2006) and my favorite Train de Nuit (2002). The Musique.laclasse.com CD is the result of numerous workshops he conducted in schools with children from 12 to 16 years old. The composer helps the kids record source material then process it themselves with effects and montage. This CD is a selection of some of these musique concrète tracks and is meant to be played on shuffle mode with the silent tracks popping up here and there. Some of Marchettis own technique springs up here and there but with a fresh and naive take on musique concrète. The Musique.laclasse.com is also a cute website with updated soundfiles."
- Continuo / 2009.
Thanks for the Musique.laclasse link.
I couldn't find the CD there, so I just
imagined what it might sound like
using the sound sources available there
and just made my own 50 minute version.
Little electronic vignettes with sometimes
long expanses of silence done in real time.
Don't know how it compares to what they
are offering, but it was fun to create!
You can listen here if you're interested.
addendum: a day later I discover that, yes, I do have this recording after all!
Part of a group of CD's that fell into my lap today
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Dhomont
A master of creating playful electroacoustic mythologies
that never come across as cushy coyness (e.g. Lundsten).
The pieces work well on their own without feeling the need
to resort to viewing the projected text and/or images that
often accompany his events. Two-CD version works date: 1964-2004.
Bremble's podcast. Been waiting for another jazzy one.
The Knud Un Nom De Serpent (Le Cercle Des Entrailles)
has a different (and more engaging) cover than my plain one.
Is this a new re-release?
NP:
- Released in 2006 and "name your price" @ Bandcamp.
Also released in 2013 on Intransitive Recordings in 2013.
and the one with the newer cover comes
from 2009. Same great music - better cover!
Bobby Previte ft. So Percussion
Release date:18 November 2014 - More JAY !