Quiet Places * Flocks
Quiet Places presents four sides of associative sonic landscapes, not unlike that of the KLF. Flocks debut album merges Jon Hassell’s Fourth World music with some Krautrock ingredients.
Quiet Places presents four sides of associative sonic landscapes, not unlike that of the KLF. Flocks debut album merges Jon Hassell’s Fourth World music with some Krautrock ingredients.
Three different approaches to field recordings: a realistic reproduction (Martina Testen & Simon Šerc), completely reconfiguring the landscape (Natasha Barrett), and observing life from within an empty milk jar (Dorian Wood).
Drøne ‘reasserts the feminine while the male world falls apart’ *** Rand’s Peripherie album gets a remix treatment.
Exploring new (post-classical?) territories with Aki Yli-Salomäki (Finland) and Mardit B. Lleshi / Bledi Boraku (Albania).
A new (and award-winning) soundtrack by Alva Noto, and intense melancholy from Snorri Hallgrímsson.
Ulrich Krieger imagines how it must feel 11.000 m below sea level *** Olivier Alary depicts how we are haunted by the past.
Three radioshows I compiled, presenting a selection from the massive 20-LP collection The Birdsong Project.
The enchanting sound of the clarinet at the center of these two albums: Recytle by Machinefabriek & Monika Bugajny, and Source by Louise Campbell.