Jacob Kirkegaard – Opus Mors
Be prepared for Jacob Kirkegaard’s “Opus Mors”: an unprecedented sound work on “four sound environments that the human body commonly will be surrounded by or exposed to in the immediate post mortem”.
Category: RECOMMENDATIONS
Tsone * Hawgood + Tomsett/Hüwels
Just before going into hibernation in 2020, Home Normal releases a massive set of ambient-analog-noise by Tsone, and collaboration albums from Ian Hawgood with Phil Tomsett and Stijn Hüwels
Frank Makowski * Microtub
From microtonal tubas recorded in a watertank to music reflecting the celestial mechanics of eclipses: fascinating music from Microtub and Frank Makowski.
Multicast Dynamics * Halftribe
Lost Worlds and half-forgotten landscapes, in outer space or somewhere on earth, both equally fascinating. Albums by Multicast Dynamics and Halftribe.
PinkCourtesyphone & Gwyneth Wentink * Erik Levander
Opposites attract: from the bright and soft combinations of Pinkcourtesyphone’s soundscapes with Gwyneth Wentink’s harp, to the dynamic speaker filling ‘careful maximalism’ of Erik Levander
Michael Bonaventure * Todor Todoroff
Michael Bonaventure explores the darkness combining the intimidating sound of the church organ with electronics and samples *** Todor Todoroff explores various parallel universes with a fascinating array of electroacoustic and acousmatic sounds.
Mackenzie/Ingram * Gail Priest
“Don’t despair, life goes on, just not as we know it.”
Albums from Daniel W.J. Mackenzie & Richard A. Ingram and Gail Priest.
Gregory Taylor * YYYY
One World, One Music. Sounds from Java,Europe, USA, Argentina, harvested and recreated by Gregory Taylor and YYYY
Place Language * Healing Sounds
Almost six hours of music on two compilations supporting charity organisations (War Child and Red Cross) – curated by Fluid Audio and Past Inside The Present.