Schedule

Broadcast Schedule

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21 August 2023
  • Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence - Delia Derbyshire International Airport
    21 August 2023  12:00 am - 1:00 am

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    Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence is delighted to to declare Delia Derbyshire International Airport open to passengers! Join us on a complete guided tour. This special episode contains architectural fiction, field recordings, corporate noises, passenger announcements, airport hauntology, ambient and drone music by Chris Dreier and Andrew Black and – of course – tracks by female pioneer of electronic music Delia Derbyshire (1937 – 2001).

    Words, voice: Gary Farrelly
    Soundscape, drones, mix: Chris Dreier

    Flughafen SND – Andrew Black (09.58)
    Falling – Delia Derbyshire (16.50)
    OT – MK/CT (Dreier/Loehde) (22.22)
    BBR Rotor Relief – Andrew Black (30.00)
    Excerpts from BBC documentary – Delia Derbyshire (38.12)
    A new View of Politics – Delia Derbyshire (58.40)

    Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence (O.J.A.I.) is the collaborative practice of artists Chris Dreier and Gary Farrelly based in Brussels and Berlin. The work is fueled by recurring fascinations with architecture, infrastructure, finance, esoteric practices and institutional power manifesting in postal correspondence, installations, video, sound, performance, walks as well as limited vinyl editions and publications. The work has been presented at (a.o.)AAIR Antwerpen (B), Damien & the Love Guru (B), Gold + Beton (D), ISELP (B), Marres House for Contemporary Culture (NL), De Garage (B) and Contemporary Art Center (Cincinnati, US).

    O.J.A.I. produces a monthly radio show for Dublin Digital Radio and for Cashmere Radio Berlin.

    https://jointintelligence.org/    @jointintelligence

  • Chelidon Frame - Flatline Voyages
    21 August 2023  1:00 am - 2:00 am

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    Flatline Voyages is a sound project that explores the relationships between drone music, radiointerference, and short-wave transmissions. It combines a series of SDR recordings from all over the world (number stations, Chinese traditional music, beacons, radio hams…), drones, and sounds gathered from fellow musicians(Andrea Marinelli, Asymmetric Cut, and A Distant Shore), coalescing them in a slowly evolving artificial soundscape.

    It was conceived as a series of extended listenings I made during lockdowns, navigating the SW spectrum from my studio where the aural component was partially deprived of its information content and became a means to explore the world.

    Chelidon Frame is an experimental electronicmusic project that mainly works with field recordings, radio interferences,guitars, and processed sounds.

    His installations are experience-based and suggest a dialogue between the location (both virtual andphysical) and the sounds proposed, aiming to deliver a message in the simpler yet most effective way. The use of code, data analysis, and data-driven sounds, allow information to be experienced anew.

    In his studio works and live sets, different layers of sounds – guitars, synthesizers, and custom-made instruments- pile up creating unexpected new soundscapes. He is the founder of the Asynchronous Drone Orchestra.

    http://chelidonframe.bandcamp.com/

  • The Conduction Series prompt:
    21 August 2023  2:00 am - 3:00 am

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    ANNA FRIZ (Santa Cruz, CA)•AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
    21 August 2023  3:00 am - 7:00 am

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    The mountain sleeps; dreams stone. Festooned with power lines and communications towers, striated by long-ago meltwater and creeks that have since evaporated, blown bald by the prevailing winds. Some day, come earthrise or landfall, the mountain will walk out into the sea. Until then, micro-movements in the sediment and rock are its uneasy speech, while the antennae atop its massive breathing shoulders continue to call and respond.

    The piece is inspired by coastal mountains that have been implicated in human long distance communications and listening, whether occupied by overland telephone and telegraph cables, military monitoring stations, radio and acoustic beacons for ships and airplanes, or 5G cell towers. Morse Mountain considers the ephemeral human occupations of signal space as they overlay mineral durations; fireflies buzzing around ancient beings that have merely paused to rest.

    Anna Friz and Absolute Value of Noise (Peter Courtemanche) are Canadian sound and radio artists. Anna Friz creates self-reflexive radio for broadcast, installation and performance. Her compositions reflect upon public media culture, environment and infrastructure (human and extra-human, acoustic, and electro-magnetic), time perception, and speculative fiction. Absolute Value of Noise creates radio and outdoor installations. He likes to work with “gadgetry” – custom turntables, lamp filaments, wire coils, high voltage ionizers, magnetic transceivers, and “little electronic brains” that observe and respond to local phenomena. His outdoor works are a comment on bio-diversity, extinction, and fragility.

    http://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/
    http://nicelittlestatic.com/

  • Paulina Pikiewicz - SWAMP 4: THE BOGS OF POWER
    21 August 2023  7:00 am - 7:30 am

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    A sound design experiment focusing on creating the atmosphere to the fictional game – “SWAMP 4: THE BOGS OF POWER”. You will hear the main theme, units and buildings sounds of 4 races – religious Młakanie, Cibrowitnis as a traffickers, cook enthusiasts – Gruntinesia and military Płotusi. Each of them need Amonnia to their living. That’s the aim of a game – to collect Ammonia as much they can. The experiment has its premiere as a sound installation in Department of Sound Katowice, Poland. Polish radio and sound artist. Creator of an audio doc and audio dramas. Freelancer podcaster, lecturer, sound designer, music columnist. Multi-radio-instrumentalist. Co-founder of Radio Klang and Kulminacja Foundation in Silesia, Poland. Author of drawings and graphics on Instagram account @rysunki_pikiewitz and @pikiewitz.

  • Darren Copeland - Absent Near Dawn
    21 August 2023  7:30 am - 8:00 am

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    This piece is from the “The Absent Listener” series, which are pieces derived from continuous and unsupervised soundscape recordings made on a 14-acre rural residential property located 40 km from the northwestern edge of Algonquin Park in Ontario, Canada. The recordings used in “Absent Near Dawn” all happened within one hour before or after daybreak. They are arranged in a chronological sequence starting in December 2021 and ending in June 2022. “Absent Near Dawn” was produced in April 2023 for the Ear Sound Scape VII series in Copenhagen and Malmö.

    Darren Copeland is a Canadian sound artist active since 1985. He currently lives outside the village of South River, Ontario, Canada.  His work includes projects exploring multichannel spatialization for live performance, fixed media composition, soundscape composition, radio art and sound installations. His fixed-media compositions are published by empreintes DIGITALes. Darren Copeland is the Artistic Director of New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) in South River.

    http://www.darrencopeland.net

  • Shorts 1
    21 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

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    1- farmer wadams – Prime Time (3:11) 2- Jeff Gburek & John Palumbo – Omnivorous Fame Beast (2:31) 3- Selestra – Dispatches from Radiotopia- Hamburg Rehearsal – 01 13730- What Happened to Radio Austria International? (8:13) 4 – Wulf Steel – Ache (2:40) 5- Camille Hummel – Cloud and Garble (6:05) 6 – Vincent Eoppolo – Ritual (4:36) 7 – Hannah Kemp-Welch – Searching for Sferics (10:00) 8-  Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 02 Side B (15:00) 9- Ariel Mioduser – Medusa (5:19)

    (1) farmer wadams – Prime Time

    An experiment to create music from rhythms based on prime numbers, with sounds created by rulers pining off desks, thumb tapping, and a message from my drunken teenage son. 

    I have worked in animation for the past 25 years – currently Creative Director at Wild Child Animation, Stirling. I started out in club visuals and live AV performances, as part of a collective called Pointless Creations, and have always wanted to go back and make music of my own. Struggling to find time to learn music software, I decided to use Resolve, video editing software with which I was already familiar. So earlier this year I made my first track ill in bed with covid, which reflects the semi-delirious state I was in at the time.

    https://soundcloud.com/farmerwadams

    (2) Jeff Gburek & John Palumbo – Omnivorous Fame Beast 

    Omnivorous Fame Beast is the third of a series of poems written spontaneously and recited in the field. Fusing automatic writing, spoken word, and outdoor environments, one could say it’s a form of journalism where the human is slightly off-center. The focus of this piece is upon the social media environment of self-absorption and self-promotion. This piece departs from the previous formats and allows for a trans-continental collaboration of Jeff Gburek in Poznan, Poland with drummer John Palumbo in New Jersey, USA . Segments of percussion were relayed over an internet audio interface in something like real time. Jeff and John record together also under the project name EXTREMOPHILES.  

    Jeff Gburek is a poet, sound-artist, musician & traveller currently based in Poznan, Poland. Jeff Gburek has bandcamp, soundcloud sites. His blog can be searched either by using his name, spelled G-B-U-R-E-K or by typing in Transparent Abelard.  
     
    https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/

    (3) Selestra – Dispatches from Radiotopia- Hamburg Rehearsal – 01 13730- What Happened to Radio Austria International? 

    Recorded during the first rehearsal of RADIOTOPIA, these tracks guide shortwave frequencies into a portable modular system for signal transmutation. Understanding or decoding is not the point, but rather these signals act like any other voltage in the system: one to be manipulated, one that can travel through the wires to modulate another parameter. Paired with algorithmic generation of melodies, the tracks manifest a merging of generated and captured voltages from around the world. More information can be found here: https://selestra.bandcamp.com/album/dispatches-from-radiotopia-hamburg-rehearsal .

    Selestra is a moniker of Adriana Knouf, PhD (NL/US), who works as an artist, writer, and xenologist, focusing on topics such as wet media, space art, and queer and trans futurities. She is the Founding Facilitator of the tranxxenolab, a nomadic artistic research laboratory that promotes entanglements among entities trans and xeno. 

    https://tranxxenolab.net/

    (4) Wulf Steel – Ache 

    An excerpt from the collection of poems Fallen. The full collection is yet to be completed but continues to ferment and grow. The excerpt here contains the poems Observing, Holding on, Downfall, Consequence and Ache which are grouped together in the collection.

    Always been a writer and always wanting to get work out there. A lover of performance, and someone who likes to think.

    https://www.cityofpoets.com/team/wulf
    https://www.cityofpoets.com/items/clarity-is-sought

    (5) Camille Hummel – Cloud and Garble 

    For the time of closing eyes, let’s dream about the collapse of light pollution, freeing animals of the night.

    Camille Hummel is a young french sound artist, working on ecology and societal topics. She likes to use sounds as tiny pieces of paper, trying to mix up everything, words, voices, fieldrecording, and sound-design to express herself. Besides, she does documentaries and writes stories for TV and video games.  https://camillehummel.com/

    (6) Vincent Eoppolo – Ritual 

    Vincent Eoppolo (Ioppolo) is an American composer from Wilmington, Delaware. Initially trained as both a Classical and Jazz guitarist, Eoppolo began composing and recording electronic music in the early 1980’s shortly after the development of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and the introduction of affordable home computers and recording equipment. During the 1980-90’s Eoppolo’s fixed media compositions were regularly featured on university new music radio programs in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region. Additionally, Eoppolo’s works received recognition in music publications Keyboard Magazine and Computer Music Journal. In recent years, Eoppolo’s fixed media works have been presented at the New York City Electro-Acoustic Music Festival, Mise_En Place New Music Festival in Brooklyn, Utopie Sonore in Nantes, France and De Natura Sonorum in Rome, Italy. Eoppolo’s compositions have been released by Moscow based independent music label Meticulous Midgets and his works are regularly featured on new music radio and internet programs throughout Europe and North America.

    (7) Hannah Kemp-Welch – Searching for Sferics 

    Sferics are Earth’s natural static – bursts of radio waves emitted by lightning. They take the form of very low frequency (VLF) radio waves, which travel thousands of miles between the ground and ionosphere. A VLF receiver allows you to hear sferics at any time; lightning strikes around the world approximately 44 times per second. This piece records my process as I build a simple VLF radio receiver from copper wire and a hula hoop (using a recipe by Dan Tapper) and hike around Cumbria listening for lightening. This project was supported by Full of Noises and Arts Council England.

    Hannah Kemp-Welch is a sound artist with a socially-engaged practice – she makes art collaboratively and in community settings, experiments with DIY radios, and produces zines to make these technologies accessible. 
           
    (8) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 02 Side B 

    TTMDT is a collection series made from January to December 2012. One tape/digital release per month out on MAGIA. The first 6 were created by MAGIA founder Ignacio Córdoba. All the releases focus on tapes, tape machines and machines as destroyers of time, of perception and of the perception of time. Samples, coding, looping, hacking, field recording, plunderphonics and improvisation share the detritus of Time.

    (9) Ariel Mioduser – Medusa 

    A hypnotic and meditative journey, made of a very slow harmonic progression. At a certain point, a far away melody is heard as if waking up, until a sudden burst calls back from the trance-like state.

    I am a media artist focusing on sound art, animation, and digital painting. Along the years my sound works have evolved from the use of field recordings and electronic instruments to being mainly based on my voice in a broad sense, processed to the point where sometimes it is not recognizable as a human voice, but still carries the warmth and vibration of the original. 

    https://arielmio4.wixsite.com/website

  • Alice Jackson - The Bridge Between Me And Sleep
    21 August 2023  9:00 am - 9:30 am

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    An intimate snapshot into the delicate and intense world of guiding a baby to sleep. Singing, soothing, shushing and white noise have all become essential sonic elements in our sleep ritual determining whether the wave will break furiously or glide calmly onto shore. We are all taught how to get to sleep, to trust the transition from waking to sleeping, from outside world to self created world and it is within this key liminal space that I spend a lot of my day.

    Alice Jackson is a mother and an artist who co-runs a small DIY space in West Yorkshire. She’s currently negotiating her art practice around new motherhood and running a business.

     

  • Nicky Stott and Nat Grant with Luc Yong - Terrania
    21 August 2023  9:30 am - 10:00 am

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    Terrania is a gothic-eco-drama podcast exploring gender-queer and disability in the face of climate catastrophe. This project draws on contemporary environmental realities to explore how (dis)abled, genderqueer bodies might be reimagined in dystopian andutopian futurity narratives. The podcast consists of a series of micro-episodes with a specifically composed music soundtrack. Listeners experience these otherwordly geographies through the perspective of dual protagonist viewpoints and a sonic environment that evokes hope in the face of impending doom. It locates (dis)abled, genderqueer bodies on the frontline of climate emergency. Terrania is produced on unceded Wurundjeri Country.

    Nicky Stott is a writer, media activist andartist working with analog and digital media since 1991. They have produced 3CRCommunity Radio’s environmental current affairs program Earth Matters since 2010. Dr. Nat Grant is a sound artist working across live performance, recording and broadcast, digital arts, andcommunity arts. Nat has created original chamber music, durational sound artworks, has composed and created sound design for theatre, dance, film, and live art, and in 2018 received the Age Music Victoria award for best Experimental/Avant-Garde Act. Luc Yong is a potter, writer, musician, and painter.

    Nicky Stott https://linktr.ee/nickystott

    Nat Grant http://natgrantmusic.com

    Luc Yong http://lucslikeit.com

  • Marco Lampis - Before the Eyes: Turning Listeners into Spectators
    21 August 2023  10:00 am - 10:45 am

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    Before the Eyes is an art project that aims to make art more accessible to the visually impaired through the production ofsound descriptions of contemporary art exhibitions. The main objective is to facilitate inclusivity and enjoyment of art, so that people who see little or nothing can have a full and engaging experience. Its aim is to build a freeonline archive of sound catalogues, which allow the described exhibitions to ‘live’ for longer than their temporary nature. In this episode: Age of Coming, Matt Copson’s exhibition at Clearing Gallery Brussels. BtE is supported by the Ligue Braille Belgium

    Marco Lampis, artist living in Brussels. He studied Belle Arti in Bologna and UDK in Berlin. Lampis has participated in workshops and residencies, including QO2 in Brussels and Gasworks International Program Residency. His artistic research centers on human perception of reality, especially the relationship between sound and image. Lampis explores this theme through various means like performative actions, workshops, music productions, and sculptures. He employs a method of excluding one element to delve deeper into understanding the other, like visually analyzing sound or examining visual perception acoustically. He also has a Consumer Waste Record release entitled Object Shape Description.

    beforetheeyes.vision

    marcolampis.tumblr.com

    soundcloud.com/marcoslampis

  • Jeanne Debarsy - Maybe Nothing
    21 August 2023  10:45 am - 11:00 am

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    Sound compositions made by the artists invited for the 4th edition of SONICFUTURE RESIDENCIES organized by SEMI SILENT, and that took place in the village Port Cetate, Romania, on the border of the Danube, in September 2022.

    Artists: Jeanne Debarsy(BE), Veronika Svobodova (CZ), Lloyd Dunn (US/CZ), pablo sanz (ES), JasminaAl-Qaisi (RO), Sillyconductor (RO)

    Artistic director: Anamaria Pravicencu

    http://semisilent.ro

    What happened?

    We don’t know exactly

    Of course, there are rumors and echoes

    But they are perhaps only reminiscences

    Time and space seem out of tune

    Behaviors have also changed

    But still, the Danube doesn’t stop flowing.

    With this piece, the author wanted to translate a precise feeling that cradled the 10-day residency in the small village of Port Cetate, in Romania: a strange feeling of the end of the world, with a historically low water level that prevented navigation on the Danube, a very prevalent animal kingdom, few humans, the impression of evolving either in the past or in the future but certainly not in the present.

    Sound piece composed with recordings made during Sonic Futures Residencies in Port Cetate (Romania), a program by SEMI SILENT, co-produced by Babelfish.

    Jeanne Debarsy is a sound artist based in Belgium where she studied to become a sound engineer. She worksi n various domains of sound and collaborates with many artists in cinema, radio, music, and various arts. She is particularly passionate about radio media because it gives her freedom of action and expression precious to her eyes. She continues to develop her own sound language to refine her personal research and to explore the fields of performance and installation.

    https://jeannedebarsy.com

  • Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman - Just Outside the Wombskin & iota mikro
    21 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:30 am

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    Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman

    Just Outside the Wombskin

    ‘Just Outside the Wombskin’ is an ode to Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman’s ancestral land in general as well to her grandfathers incredible legacy and age in particular. Lierman’s super-centenarian grandfather – Kanyoni Ladislas – just turned 109 at the beginning of 2019. He lives on volcano Mt. Karisimbi in the Virunga Mountains in Rwanda and perhaps is one of the last pre-colonial traditional hunters and medicine. Lierman visits him as often as possible to record their ongoing conversations about his past, and collect these for her ever growing archive called Africa On Tape. All sounds heard are purely based on recent field recordings from her grandfather’s house and village.

    iota mikro

    Build up like a dream sequence iota mikro invites us into an intimate and introspective journey by evoking imaginary memories from Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman’s very early childhood years. iotamikro is an artistic reflection on Lierman’s double identity, Belgian and Rwandan, revealing her experiences of the two different realities. All sounds heard are purely based on recent field recordings from Lierman’s birthplace at the Karisimbi volcano in Rwanda. Since her real paper birth certificate is missing, this is Lierman’s sonic birth certificate.

    iota mikro is dedicated to her Rwandan Belgian godchild: Jerom Dom.

    Biography

    Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman is a Belgian-Rwandan composer, radio and vocal artist. Pioneer of Afro-European radio art and musical theatre. Her work has been described as bold, provocative and delicate.

    She brings unique stories to life in an accessible and at the same time innovative way: based on acoustic sounds and soundscapes that she moves around like a kind of 3D cinema, but for the ears. She records all the sound recordings in her work herself during her many field recording expeditions to East-Africa.

    Just this year she created Umva! an intimate ode to Kanyoni Ladislas, her 113-year-old grandfather and one of the last traditional doctors and hunters in Rwanda.

    She collaborates with other artists in a variety of disciplines and fields and has won many prizes at home and abroad.

    https://aurelielierman.be



  • Buffer Zone
    21 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

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    1) Action Pyramid –  Aeolian Fizmer (3:04)
    2) Alëna Korolëva   – Fracture Resistance (4:33)
    3) Andrea Oppo – Campu Perdu (10:01)
    4) Meryll Hardt – Antenna (5:18)
     
    1) Action Pyramid –  Aeolian Fizmer
     
    From the album ‘Singing Below the Surface’.
     
     
    2) Alëna Korolëva   – Fracture Resistance
      
    Sounds of thinning ice emerge from cracks spreading in a curving pattern. Winter guests from the Arctic arrive: long-tailed ducks call to each other. The piercing sounds of military jets provide a stark contrast to an ecosystem of co-operation and accommodation. Skipping stones turn the lake into a vibrating plate. Each impact creates a flexural/bending wave, radiating sound into the air, the short waves/high frequencies arriving first. These waves track the ice’s vanishing act, a harbinger of both the new season, and the seasons already lost, as climate shifts are written in the math of disappearance. Recorded on Lake Ontario in February 2022.

    Alëna Korolëva is an artist and curator, who works with sound, photo and video.
    Her sound work is focused on field recordings, acoustic ecology, soundscape studies and acousmatic composition. Her technique employes elements of documentary storytelling and experimental music.
    Based in Toronto, Canada.
    alenakoroleva.com
     
    3) Andrea Oppo – Campu Perdu, a windproject

    This is an unmixed natural soundscape made in the suggestive Asinara Island. You can hear the wind like you are inside it. Like you are an abandoned prison, or an abandoned stall. You can also feel yourself like an animal, a special animal which lives here and gave the name at the island itself.. or like a prisoner, a free prisoner under the sky and hidden in the wind. Just go blind for this journey. This is a prison but a windy one.

    My name is Andrea Oppo, I live and work in Italy in cinema and documentary films as sound mixer and boom operator. I’m very interested in recording sound for documentaries.

    https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9443862/

    https://taeateh.bandcamp.com/album/2011-i-want-a-desert-island-more-time-to-get-brown-more-time-to-be-alone

     4) Meryll Hardt – Antenna 

    A short radio operetta composed with an electric piano and then orchestrated with a Farfisa and a mini moog (virtual).  Having both in mind Holger Hiller and Pierrot Lunaire of Arnold Schöneberg, 1910 and 1980, the dadas and the Neue Deutsch Welle, she decided  not to write her own lyrics but rather continue the reappropriating and revisit Antenna’s lyrics from Kraftwerk in a quite a psyche lofi different direction from the original.  

    Meryll Hardt  (Fr, 1984) learned music and radioplay mainly with her friends from Gagarin Records, Felix Kubin and Mark Vernon. She also went to art school, graduating in visual and performance art. In 2013, she directed a short musical docu-fiction film featuring herself at Le Corbusier’s Cité Radieuse in Marseille. Passionate about science-fiction, architecture and history, she’s also a big fan of Star Trek.  

    Links : 
    https://www.instagram.com/meryll_hardt/
    https://soundcloud.com/meryllh

     


  • Action Pyramid - Plant Playback
    21 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

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    The sounds of aquatic plant photosynthesis interpreted. Taking inspiration from the mixtape format, where versioning and remixing are common tropes, Plant Playback presents sections of subaquatic source material, each initially in a raw unprocessed state, followed by sonic diversions exploring the inherent rhythmic and harmonic properties of these sounds. Interview excerpts with researchers specialising in freshwater bioacoustics, as well as computer-processed interpretations of the sonic data, such as audio-to-MIDI capture, further illustrate a personal quest to understand and appreciate the complexity and strange unknowable nature of these sounds. With special thanks to acoustic ecologists Camille Desjonquères, Gea van de Lee, and Jack Greenhalgh for their time and expertise on the subject.   A list of the sound sources for ‘Plant Playback’ can be found on our website at radiophrenia.scot/artist/commissions/action-pyramid Tom Fisher is a sound artist and musician based in the marshy edge-lands of North East London. Working primarily under the name Action Pyramid his projects vary from site-specific sound installation and headphone based works for galleries and museums, to experimental radio works, music and documentary. With a background in electronic music and audio production his creative practice involves using sound and composition to re-examine and reconsider our surroundings, looking at the relationship between ourselves and the nonhuman, and our part in the wider ecologies of landscapes. With a multitude of recording techniques, often aimed at exploring and re-interpreting the seemingly unnoticed and unheard elements of our surroundings, he looks to present compositional and spatial expressions of these acoustic phenomena in a way that attempts to offer up alternative perspectives regarding perceptions of scale, hierarchical bias and the interconnectedness of living things.

  • Alëna Korolëva - Accidental Wilderness
    21 August 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

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    This field recording-based composition grew from listening to the sounds of the ever-changing boundary between the city of Toronto and Lake Ontario. The waterfront is a transition zone where sounds of animals, plants, people, machines and water meet and overlap.
    The title refers to the transformation of a wasteland into new natural habitats. This happened in Toronto as wildlife reclaimed islands of construction garbage which had been dumped into the lake. Over the years the site became a lush green park, a home and meeting place for many different species.


    Alëna Korolëva is an artist and curator, who works with sound, photo and video.
    Her sound work is focused on field recordings, acoustic ecology, soundscape studies and acousmatic composition. Her technique employs elements of documentary storytelling and experimental music.
    Based in Toronto, Canada.

    alenakoroleva.com

  • Shorts 15
    21 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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    1 – Thomas Ott – A Message From Beyond (10:05) 2- Arturo Pacheco Manzano – OCOTOCHTLI(Bobcat) (2:44) 3 – Vincent Eoppolo – Apparitions (5:15) 4- Zael Ortega – Fabiola Carrillo Tieco, Poeta Nahua (20:00) 5- Martha Riva Palacio Obón – khthonios – invocation (5:05)
    6- Selestra – Dispatches from Radiotopia- Hamburg Rehearsal – 03 14550- Anti-Imperialist Dancing to STANAG (7:10) 7- Chinkeung Li – A Votive Song (7:54)
           
    1 Thomas Ott – A Message From Beyond

    “A Message from Beyond” is an experimental seance created for radio. A recording of a Ghost Box forms the core of the soundscape, gently layered with deep soothing drones aimed at lulling the listener into a more receptive state of mind. A Ghost Box is a radio device which sweeps through different AM and FM frequencies, resulting in bursts of static, sounds and words. It is thought that discarnate entities, such as ghosts, can communicate by manipulating which words the scanner picks up. As you sink into this piece will there be a message from beyond waiting for you?

    Thomas Ott is an experimental musician, noise artist and drone merchant best known for his work with experimental metal bands Catafalque and Gnarl, and his Harsh Noise project The Dead Yesterdays. His solo drone work is a vehicle for developing and exploring his Pareidoliaic Method. Using field recordings as the basis for his drone pieces, the method calls for active listening and for subsequent layers to emphasise or accentuate sounds already existing in the piece, rather than imposing pre-conceived melodies, allowing for organic growth as more layers are added.

    2 Arturo Pacheco Manzano – OCOTOCHTLI(Bobcat)

    This production is inspired by a beautiful example of what can be called “coloniality of knowledge”: The understanding of the Mexican pre-Columbian world being colonized, in the name of the Spanish Crown, by the scientific systems of that time and explained by its Eurocentric and colonial expert knowledge… Five hundred years after the fall of Mexico-Tenochtitlan (August 13, 1521) we are still colonized. Decolonization will be endless, or it won’t be.

    Arturo Pacheco Manzano (Xochimilco, Mexico City, Mexico) Radialist, musician, psychologist from Mexico City. He has worked as a transcriber, musical arranger and instrumental performer in various cultural events in Mexico and other countries. Research psychologist and consultant, therapist, university teacher and school prefect. He has also collaborated since the time of the pandemic with cultural groups and in free and community radio production in different territories of the country and on the internet.

    3 Vincent Eoppolo – Apparitions

    Vincent Eoppolo (Ioppolo) is an American composer from Wilmington, Delaware. Eoppolo began composing and recording electronic music in the early 1980’s shortly after the development of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and the introduction of affordable home computers and recording equipment. During the 1980-90’s Eoppolo’s fixed media compositions were regularly featured on university new music radio programs in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region. In recent years, Eoppolo’s fixed media works have been presented at the New York City Electro-Acoustic Music Festival, Mise_En Place New Music Festival in Brooklyn, Utopie Sonore in Nantes, France and De Natura Sonorum in Rome, Italy. Eoppolo’s compositions have been released by Moscow based independent music label Meticulous Midgets and his works are regularly featured on new music radio and internet programs throughout Europe and North America.

    4 Zael Ortega – Fabiola Carrillo Tieco, Poeta Nahua

    Part of “Eco-Listen: Sound Creation for an Ethics of Caring for Life”, a co-creation project with two Nahua poets from the State of Tlaxcala (Mexico): Ethel Xochitiotzin Pérez and Fabiola Carrillo Tieco, which was awarded by the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico through the National Center for the Arts (CENART) and the Chapultepec Project, Nature and Culture of the Government of Mexico, to create two sound works of 20 minutes each. This project has been presented in Bolivia, Colombia and Argentina.

    Zael Ortega is a Philosopher and Sound Creator since 2000. He has received four awards from the International Radio Biennial and from Radio UNAM (Mexico). His electroacoustic, sound and radio works have been presented in thirteen countries around the world. He has been benefited on two occasions by the National Fund for Culture and the Arts of Mexico. In 2018 he created the project “Learn to Listen: Sound Creation on Indigenous Poetry”, which has been presented in eight countries around the world. He received an award from the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico through the National Center for the Arts (CENART) and the Chapultepec, Nature and Culture Project for his project “Eco-Listen: Sound Creation for an Ethics of Caring for Life”, which has been presented in Bolivia, Colombia and Argentina.

    https://zaelortega.com

    5 Martha Riva Palacio Obón – khthonios – invocation

    Interspecies hymn built from the digital mix of crickets and human voice in different frequencies. Cthonic spirits that swarm in the compost, the underworld, and generate with their voices the cyclic rhythm of death-live. Microscopic transit, inefable precipitation of the matter that decomposes and germinates. Invocation: to bring back in sound a medieval bestiary; to recreate a fragmented, spectral testimony of those who once inhabited this wounded planet. Kthonios, from earth.

    Mexican sound artist and author. She studied a BA in Psychology and a MFA in Visual Arts and is member of the Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte. In 2019 she was granted the Otherwise Fellowship with her interdisciplinary project Following Crickets around the House and in 2022 was the resident artist in the project Grandmother’s chants: sonorities from the Colombian Caribbean hosted by Fundación Círculo Abierto in Barranquilla, Colombia. Her sound essays have been presented in spaces such as Tsonami, Sur Aural, Radiophrenia and soundpedro among others.

    https://twitter.com/martharp        https://www.instagram.com/balighieri9/

    6 Selestra – Dispatches from Radiotopia- Hamburg Rehearsal – 03 14550- Anti-Imperialist Dancing to STANAG

    Recorded during the first rehearsal of RADIOTOPIA, these tracks guide shortwave frequencies into a portable modular system for signal transmutation. Understanding or decoding is not the point, but rather these signals act like any other voltage in the system: one to be manipulated, one that can travel through the wires to modulate another parameter. Paired with algorithmic generation of melodies, the tracks manifest a merging of generated and captured voltages from around the world.  

    Selestra is a moniker of Adriana Knouf, PhD (NL/US), who works as an artist, writer, and xenologist, focusing on topics such as wet media, space art, and queer and trans futurities. She is the Founding Facilitator of the tranxxenolab, a nomadic artistic research laboratory that promotes entanglements among entities trans and xeno. Adriana regularly presents her artistic research around the world and beyond. Her work has been recognized by an Award of Distinction at Prix Ars Electronica (2021), an Honorary Mention from the Science Fiction Research Association’s Innovative Research Award, and as a prize winner in The Lake’s Works for Radio #4 (2020).
    https://tranxxenolab.net/           https://selestra.bandcamp.com/

    7 Chinkeung Li – A Votive Song

    Poetry as requiem: mourning the passing of a once great city – remembering Hong Kong 2019.

    Chin Li is a fiction writer but is now learning to write poetry, and also trying other forms of creative expression such as audio work.

  • Manja Ristic - water memory - mnemosonic topographies of the Adriatic
    21 August 2023  2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    water memory – mnemosonic topographies of the Adriatic is a musical journey through the subtle relations of sound and aquatic habitats on the island of Korčula and its surrounding archipelago. from the heart of an ancient town to the island’s deepest wilderness, water memory contains a wide array of aquatic and sub-aquatic imprints captured with extended field recording techniques and gently placed in an emotionally charged 50-minute-long ambient composition.

    the music in this work is built around recordings of sound pollution below and above the water surface (due to increased water traffic, sand pumps used for “more ecological” beach filling, sounds of the sea bed covered with artificial gravel, over-concretization of the lime-stone coast), then, derelict archaeological sites, abandoned ex-Yugoslavian military sites, abandoned quarries spanning from Neolithic to Medieval times, some of which were still operating until the mid 20th century.


     
    with such a dense “memory field” to be observed both the author and the listeners are exposed to a dizzying amount of content that alludes to relations between the sociology of time and the politics of soundscape as a possible interdisciplinary framework for a better understanding of the memory of place.

    Manja Ristić is a violinist, sound artist, poet, curator and researcher active in the fields of electroacoustic and classical music, instrumental improvisation and experimental sound art. Her work blends intuitive composition and field recording practices while focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to acousmatic forms, radio art, and acoustic ecology. Manja Ristić currently works and lives on the island of Korčula, Croatia.

    http://manjaristic.blogspot.com
    https://manjaristic.bandcamp.com

  • Robert Thomas James Mills - who's time? live in the studio
    21 August 2023  3:00 pm - 3:20 pm

    description
    What if time was a person? What is your relationship with them? What happens when you both fall out of love with each other? Sometimes time is seen as a stream, flowing from past to future. Mixing a stream of consciousness with a stream of transmissions picked up through the cosmos. Monologues, poems and songs all come together to the single point where we have to ask… who’s time?

    Robert Thomas James Mills was a time traveller from Glasgow. Masquerading as an artist, sometimes a poet. Through words, gestures, space and time Robert would navigate worlds they found themselves within. Sometimes approaching with curiosity. Sometimes approaching with criticism.

    http://www.robertthomasjamesmills.co.uk/

  • MME dUO - It's It
    21 August 2023  3:20 pm - 3:40 pm

    description
    It’s It, so to speak. So, so, aha, yeah. Studio Recordings from the year 2022. We still don’t believe, that it’s it. We are continuing our studies of stumbling, repetition, the non-repetition of the repetition, the familiar unfamiliar and the embarrassing. We love to get lost and trick the beat accidentally on purpose. All over every time. With changing instruments, voice and electronics, MME dUO creates impulsive sound collages across the universe of enigmatic Dada. MME dUO are Patricia Koellges and Tamara Lorenz. Most recent performances & productions: Köln unter Palmen, Gemeinde Köln/ Gold+Beton, Cologne/ Germany, 2022 Headdress for Day Dances, meakusma festival, Eupen/ Belgium, 2022 Production Commission for Radiophrenia, 2022 If you see me on the road, Radio Funkt, 2021 mme-duo.de mmeduo.bandcamp.com

  • Teresa Cos - The Archive Of Loops: Broadcast
    21 August 2023  3:40 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    Broadcast is a composition made out of fragments taken from unedited archived studio improvisations. It focuses on sampling and manipulating live public radio broadcasts, with pockets of music and news packages teased out of linear time and fed into loops, distortions and delays. Even the content of these extracts speaks to a preoccupation with the messiness of unfolding time: the flaring of intergenerational anxieties about mobile phone usage, the sadly cyclical nature of social progress, historical anthropology, nostalgia for the 90s, cartoon impunctuality and more. Looping both estranges and intensifies the meaning at the source (Jack Chuter).

    Teresa Cos is a moving image and sound composer based in London. Indebted forever to rhythmanalysis and depth psychology, their audiovisual works, performances, and scores map and disrupt culturally and historically fabricated notions of time, identity, memory and desire. Teresa has presented and performed their work in various international contexts including Cafè Oto, CCA Glasgow (Radiophrenia Festival), Iklectic, Q-O2, KBC-Belgrade, Argos Centre for Audiovisual Arts, Casino Luxembourg, WIELS Contemporary Art Centre, bb15, The Mac – Metropolitan Arts Centre Belfast and the 14th Venice International Architecture Biennial. They have released work on Takuroku/Cafè Oto, Hard Return and Umland Editions/Q-2.

    http://www.teresacos.com

  • Electroacoustical Poetical Society (EAPS) - You Can't Go Home Again
    21 August 2023  4:00 pm - 4:40 pm

    description

    Founded by Marjorie van Halteren, Electro-acoustical Poetical Society are a group of poets: Marjory van Halteren in France, Jeff Gburek in Poland, Ilaria Boffa in Italy, Brian Price and Tony Brewer in Indiana, and Joan Schuman in Cali. Given a theme, each participant makes a poem for sound. The contributions are then organically compiled into a show by Marjory.

  • Louis - Olivier Desmarais - Rainbow odyssey: The redemption
    21 August 2023  4:40 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    Delirium of a Millennial, somewhere between the symphonic poem and the trailer for a B-movie. The result is a psychedelic journey, an epic odyssey where the lines between pleasure and pain, good and evil, light and dark, heaven and hell are blurred. Before starting to listen, don’t forget to fasten your seat belt and locate the nearest emergency exits. Above all, it is important to maintain full confidence in the captain’s conduct, even if it will be tempting to lose hope. May my sins be forgiven, may light shine in the darkness. Praise the Lord. Amen. Sound artist based in Montreal, Louis-Olivier likes to navigate between different creative playgrounds without, however, leaving the sound medium; be it radio, music or installations. Throughout his career, he has developed a strong interest in immersion by creating works where space acts as an artistic parameter in its own right. He is particularly interested in exploring the connections between music and spirituality. In 2019 he launched “Abbaye”, a contemplative audio documentary which, in 2022, became PAX, a multimedia installation with spatialized sound.   His work is recognized internationally (Phonurgia Nova, RTBF, Festival Longueur d’ondes de Brest, Bourse Gulliver).

  • Pinnel - Blue Topography Radio: part 1
    21 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    A Reading of Blue Topography a book of Words and sounds on Blue , body and landscapes by Lindsay Duncanson Including field sounds taken during printing and tracks from accompanying album ‘Animal Wife’ plus remixes and re-imagings from Cath Tyler, Mariam Rezaei and Jayne Dent (MelostMe).

    Originally Streamed on Star and Shadow Radio.

    https://soundcloud.com/productofboy/blue-topography

    To buy the original book format head to linktr.ee/pinnel

  • Buffer Zone
    21 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Ezio Piermattei – Gran trotto 1 (from ‘Gran trotto’) (8:03)

    1) Ezio Piermattei – Gran trotto 1 
     
    From the tape release ‘Gran trotto’. 

    Ezio Piermattei (b. 1980) is an italian sound artist living in Turin, Piedmont. He  has released solo and collaborative recordings  through Chocolate Monk, More Mars,  My Dance The Skull, Steep Gloss, Discombobulate, Staaltape, Joy De Vivre, Nashazphone. Piermattei also plays in Triple Heater – a duo with Brighton’s F. Ampism – and runs the label Tutore Burlato.

    https://radiophrenia.scot/artist/commissions/ezio-piermattei/

    https://eziopiermattei.bandcamp.com

    http://tutoreburlato.blogspot.com

    2) Raquel Stolf – Howls

    3) MP Hopkins – The Pages and Flakes

    3) Freya Johnson Ross – between the lines
     

     

  • Production 2 - Alëna Korolëva - Premonitions
    21 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    description

    Whenever I go, I can’t help but notice signs of a looming change. I eavesdrop on conversations of creatures big and small, and like me, they seem uneasy and uncertain about what’s to come. Something is in the air, dark clouds gather, winds are shifting course. Amidst the confusion and restlessness, the voices of natural and human-made worlds blend in a worrisome symphony. This piece is an ode to anticipation, to the beauty of different forms of life on the brink of the sixth mass extinction. Joining in the chorus are the American toad, northern winds, an old kettle, mr. Cat, tawny owl, crickets, domestic chickens and pigs, trumpeter swans, honey bees, truck horns, cormorants, seagulls and other elements and critters.

    Alëna Korolëva is an artist and curator, who works with sound, photo and video.
    Her sound work is focused on field recordings, acoustic ecology, soundscape studies and acousmatic composition. Her technique employs elements of documentary storytelling and experimental music.
    Based in Toronto, Canada.

    alenakoroleva.com

  • Isa Stragliati - Everything has changed already
    21 August 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    A close friend sent me a voicemail from afar during a difficult time.

    Improvised vinyl mix with music and sounds by Fripp & Eno, Multer, Reznicek, Pierre Henry, C-Schultz & Hajsch, Bergen, Institut Für Feinmotorik, Reuber, Eliane Radigue & more

    Artistic support and curation for Radio Campus Bruxelles : Carine Demange

    All my love and gratitude to Paulo Dantas

    Isa Stragliati is sound artist, radio producer, composer and dj. Coming from the visual arts, she turned to the sound medium in 2002 through DJing, as an extension of her approach of the film editing (under the moniker Rescue). She then practiced numerous aspects of radio production before reconciling it with her creative work. Her productions and live performances, involving field recording as much as
    documentary, concrete music or techno, are broadcasted on international networks and national radios, during international festivals and events and in contemporary art centres.

    http://noearnosound.net/

  • Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence - Delia Derbyshire International Airport
    21 August 2023  7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

    description
    Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence is delighted to declare Delia Derbyshire International Airport open to passengers! Join us on a complete guided tour. This special episode contains architectural fiction, field recordings, corporate noises, passenger announcements, airport hauntology, ambient and drone music by Chris Dreier and Andrew Black and – of course – tracks by female pioneer of electronic music Delia Derbyshire (1937 – 2001).

    Words, voice: Gary Farrelly
    Soundscape, drones, mix: Chris Dreier

    Flughafen SND – Andrew Black (09.58)
    Falling – Delia Derbyshire (16.50)
    OT – MK/CT (Dreier/Loehde) (22.22)
    BBR Rotor Relief – Andrew Black (30.00)
    Excerpts from BBC documentary – Delia Derbyshire (38.12)
    A new View of Politics – Delia Derbyshire (58.40)

    Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence (O.J.A.I.) is the collaborative practice of artists Chris Dreier and Gary Farrelly based in Brussels and Berlin. The work is fueled by recurring fascinations with architecture, infrastructure, finance, esoteric practices and institutional power manifesting in postal correspondence, installations, video, sound, performance, walks as well as limited vinyl editions and publications. The work has been presented at (a.o.)AAIR Antwerpen (B), Damien & the Love Guru (B), Gold + Beton (D), ISELP (B), Marres House for Contemporary Culture (NL), De Garage (B) and Contemporary Art Center (Cincinnati, US).

    O.J.A.I. produces a monthly radio show for Dublin Digital Radio and for Cashmere Radio Berlin.

    https://jointintelligence.org/    @jointintelligence

  • Andy Armstrong - Re-run 9
    21 August 2023  8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

    description
    Re-run 9 is a collage of electronic improvisations involving layers of tape, field recordings and various instruments meant to portray movement through particular places. Sounds of a seaside hikes, looped museum commentary and public transportation are meant to evoke a kind of theme that is entirely up to the listener. Andy Armstrong is an American musician and sound artist from Charleston, Illinois. He studied sound art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and cinema at Southern Illinois University. He currently lives in Rennes, France where he works as a teacher and translator. creamwhite.bandcamp.com

  • Northfield Lenox - Dry Erase Marker
    21 August 2023  9:00 pm - 9:30 pm

    description
    In the 1600’s the Catholic Church begins the inquisition of physicist and astronomer Galileo Galilei. Galileo was ordered to turn himself in to the Holy Office to begin trial for holding the belief that the Earth revolves around the sun. 400 years later, the use of dogma to persecute the innocent persists, while in some areas of the world, church attendance and affiliation is dropping. ‘Dry Erase Marker’ creates a recording of an apocryphal weekly service broadcast, in the manner of an audio whiteboard of samples and scribblings related to these themes. Northfield Lenox is a one-person project creating computer produced music with virtual instruments and samples from media archives, radio, and other field & audio recordings. Located in Manitoba, Canada northfield-lenox.com

  • BYDL – paths yet to be defined
    21 August 2023  9:30 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    The 25-minute piece »paths yet to be defined« was composed especially for the radiophrenia open call revolving around techniques and references regarding radio transmission, spoken word and found sound. The material ranges from SW radio noise with some audible programme voices now and then to found answering machine tapes, inadvertently recorded dictaphone ambience and found cassettes with children recording their playing in an undefined year of the past. The piece came together within a two hour session: one hour for recording, one hour for editing. Gear used: Koma Field Kit & Field Kit FX with Spring Reverb Tank attached, Field Kit’s CV Radio receiving noise and SW radio signal, EMF Sniffer built by Sturmherta, Wind Harp built by DvS equipped with a Piezo contact mic, Tape Player with Ping Pong Loop, Birdsong and Guitar open tape loop directed by hand while playing, and Construction Site Ambience on tape through Meng Qi Wingie (Mic Input to also capture the rooms atmosphere and clicks and noises occurring while improvising), Kosmische Synth App through Korg Monotron Delay (modded by FTS), Found Dictaphone Tape of a Doctor’s Answering Machine, Found Tape with two kids reenacting a driver’s license test, Boss RE-20, Piezo on mini speaker patched as Feedback Loop. The Viennese noise scrambler Sandro N. aka. BYDL moves in experimental sonic realms of Ambient, Drone, Techno and Noise. Essential driver of their work is improvisation, often in collaborative contexts utilizing digital and analog systems of chance. Electroacoustics, field recordings and everyday noises form the base for highly manipulated sound designs. Left-behind cassettes and Dictaphone tapes run ambiences and vocals for his productions, DJ mixes and live sets. BYDL already released on labels like Beach Buddies, Sama Recordings, Vienna Underground Traxx, Tongraeber, Ternär and performs solo and in numerous formations (paseule, Drug Searching Dogs, quellenverzeichnis, Ausgesprochen:Neu, KMØN,…). bydl.bandcamp.com soundcloud.com/bydl instagram.com/creating.by.habit fb.me/bydlofficial

  • Shorts 29
    21 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1 – Stéphane Borrel – The Sweet & Prickly (4:42) 2 – Ale Borea – Suennos de un peloton de fusilamiento (9:04) 3 – Katie Currie – crying in public (11:52) 4 – farmer wadams – Prime Time Modem Mix (3:11) 5 – Juliana Capes – Physical pink pear tree (2:23) 6 – Sylvaine Souklaye – Mundane paradise (19:27) 7 – Johnny Dixon – Driverless Vehicle (2:28) 8 – Las Exorcistas – yo conozco tu locura porque tambien es la mia (5:28)


    1 – Stéphane Borrel – The Sweet & Prickly

    The Sweet & Prickly are an excerpt from Anthology of Laughter, an electroacoustic work that employs as its essential sound material the laughter from the recordings of three hundred invited participants – the recorded laughter is natural, authentic, it is not the laughter of comedians. The piece features a small verse-chorus type form. The four verses make hear the laughter of men, only mouths closed; the four refrains arise when one of the men laughs to the point of opening his mouth. This is a work of composition: of course, in reality, the six men involved have never met.

    Stéphane Borrel (1974) lives and works in Lyon, France. He writes for different ensembles and diverse electronics, ranging from chamber music to the symphony orchestra, from mixed music to sound installations. 
    https://www.stephaneborrel.fr

    2 – Ale Borea – Suennos de un peloton de fusilamiento

    “Sueños de un peloton de fusilamiento” is a sound collage made from fragments of SWR recordings from The Conet Project as well as internet recordings in which the phantasmagoric and omnipresent character of the recorded and transmitted sound is emphasized. Rather than being a sound-object frozen in time as a fragment of history that comes into existence when tuned in by a listener, the signal-sound is explored as an anonymous wandering process. Its name draws an analogy between the signal-SWR and the soldier as raw materials and war machinery, secretly yearning to return to a lost past of “peace”.

    Ale Borea is a sound artist and researcher from Lima, Peru. She holds a master’s degree in Philosophy and is a self-taught percussionist. Her work focuses in the interweaving of perception, rhythm, body, sound, and phenomenology of perception. In 2020, Borea moved to Berlin, where she develops her solo project, plays in different bands and works on her musical research.

    https://aleborea.bandcamp.com/
    https://www.instagram.com/borealeborea/

    3 – Katie Currie – crying in public (11:52)

    A sonic collage; using echoes of grief, treasured memories alongside moments I felt totally overwhelmed to blur into a tool for healing. Traces of comforting techniques have also been included such as the re-recording of a CBT breathing exercise. The title comes from the many recordings I made of myself silently crying in public, usually on the bus. Influenced by ASMR as a form of anxiety or stress relief the components are soothing and result in a reflective moment for the listener.

    4 – farmer wadams – Prime Time Modem Mix

    ‘Prime Time’  is an experiment to create music from rhythms based on prime numbers, with sounds created by rulers pining off desks, thumb tapping, and a message from my drunken teenage son. This remix without the vocal and underlying modem sound.

    I have worked in animation for the past 25 years – currently Creative Director at Wild Child Animation, Stirling. I started out in club visuals and live AV performances, as part of a collective called Pointless Creations, and have always wanted to go back and make music of my own. Struggling to find time to learn music software, I decided to use Resolve, video editing software with which I was already familiar. So earlier this year I made my first track ill in bed with covid, which reflects the semi-delirious state I was in at the time.

    https://soundcloud.com/farmerwadams

    5 – Juliana Capes – Physical pink pear tree

    From “GOWO MANGO” an album of song sketches by visual artist and describer Juliana Capes,  commissioned as expanded audio description by artist Laura Aldridge,  as part of an audio interpretation of her recent monograph THINGS THAT SOAK YOU.

    Capes’s descriptions of Aldridge’s sculptures have morphed through conversation into sketches of songs, through exploration of Laura’s working methods of expanded collage, shared enthusiasm about musical influences and love of mash up and the encouragement burgeoning friendship and collaboration.

    Juliana Capes is a multi disciplinary visual artist.  She has worked in the field of integrated and expanded visual description within her own practise and those of others since 2015. Her current artwork is influenced by her experiences of working as a visual describer in Scottish galleries and museums, the unrelenting beauty of the world and by the processes of feeling, seeing and believing. She has recently shown work at Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Art Festival, Alchemy Film Festival, CCA , Glasgow and Campleline Gallery.

    http://www.julianacapes.co.uk

    6 – Sylvaine Souklaye – Mundane paradise

    mundane paradise is a binaural installation about the ephemeral epiphany we experience between the end of our sleep and our awakening.
    As a child, I spent a lot of time trying not to sleep. I thought I might die during my sleep. But death wasn’t my primal fear. I didn’t want to finish inside any paradox of my mother’s Bible. At the time, insomnia and vandalism became my muses, they helped me fight the inevitable.
    The marketing of Christianity has since vanished from my existence, and nights have transformed into a stream of consciousness where I delve, sink and rise to create. I started to appreciate the unpredictable nature of the awakening. Will I be dead or not? The question “Will I sleep alone or not?” took over…
    Sharing sleep and awakening is the most important part of my intimacy. It is when I’m defenceless, when I am myself, before hearing my voice, seeing my skin colour and feeling my body. It is this moment before time and space, when and how.
    mundane paradise is a live monologue before reason, necessity, and ego possess my mind and body.
    mundane paradise is an ephemeral epiphany before who, what and where, before me, before the artist, before New York.

    Sylvain Souklaye is a French performance and installation artist obsessed with sampling intimacies about people who don’t belong to a determinate identity, gender, class, colour or nationality. His performances are a collage of individual memories which are relived for the audience. Self-taught, he began performing with vandalism in Lyon (France) and then intimate happenings, radio experimentation and action poetry. He later developed digital art installations using field recording techniques as a narrative layer while pursuing his writer’s path.

    7 – Johnny Dixon – Driverless Vehicle

    8 – Las Exorcistas – Yo conozco tu locura porque también es la mía

    I know your madness because it is also mine is a spell against lesbophobia that was cast in a ritual that was first held at the event ‘Where strength is born’, 2018, National University of Colombia, Bogotá. This piece, a strong potion against lesbophobia, features voices from several Latin American artists who self-identify as lesbians, as well as the recorded sound from the 2018 performance. This piece was especially created for National University Radio as part of the launch of the memory of the event.  

    The Exorcists (Ana María Romano G. and Marta Cabrera) is a creative duo who want to rid the multiverse of homo, lesbo and transphobia.

    https://soundcloud.com/anamariaromano     https://martacabrera.jimdofree.com/

  • Maximilian Goldfarb - Negative
    21 August 2023  11:00 pm - 22 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    Negative is a 58-minute soundscape that evokes an imagined future reconstruction of the present moment: A drone captures aerial surveillance of a deserted landscape. The landscape is visualizing the previous activities that played out through the tools, devices and equipment of a civilization determined to understand and control its environment, while also causing its own destruction and dematerialization. We hear the ghosts of formerly crowded social environments, and the thick din of communications chatter but all that remains to be seen is a depopulated vastness of time remembered by geological form. Maximilian Goldfarb is an Assistant Professor of Art, University at Buffalo, and a current research fellow at the UB Humanities Institute. His project, M49, is a field transmission station on the property of the Wave Farm in Acra, NY. Goldfarb has participated in numerous exhibitions in venues including, Sculpture Center, NY; Stadsgalerij, NL; Magenta Plains, NY; Western Front, BC; White Columns, NY; and Hallwalls, Buffalo, NY. A recurring fellow at MacDowell, several of his publications can be found at Printed Matter and Art Metropole. Goldfarb participates in the ongoing interdisciplinary collaborations, “Wolf Tones” and “The Conduction Series”.

22 August 2023
  • Tristan Partridge - Flood Pulse Projections I
    22 August 2023  12:00 am - 12:30 am

    description
    This piece is an audio response to the growing unpredictability of seasonal cycles. It reflects on the slow violence of incremental change. Now that 1000-year floods occur frequently, socioecological relationships are increasingly fraught. These instabilities are experienced very unevenly across time, territories, and identities. In place of annual rains and renewal, there are inundations and catastrophic loss. But gradual change continues, beneath and between such events. In this piece, an unbroken take, consistency becomes unrecognizable. Altered by phasing, misled by repetition, frequency becomes unreliable – echoes of environmental processes that remould what it is to observe and to connect.       
     
    Tristan Partridge is a writer and composer originally based in Glasgow, now living in Santa Barbara, California. Tristan has written and performed with US / UK acts including Now Anvil (SMHTP Recordings), In Posterface (Winning Sperm Party), Lapsus Linguae, Coagulars, Rungs (Cool Your Jets), and Habit Trail. Recent performances include percussion work in Berlin with Du Yun (The Man Who Swallowed A Snake) and in Los Angeles with A Wake Of Starry Tongues (Echo Park Rising festival). Tristan’s text scores, poems, and commentaries have been published by The Center for Deep Listening, Bottlecap Press, Dead Letter Office, and others. 

     

  • Sam Rowell - Industrial Music: an aleatoric composition created using the sounds of the MIMII dataset
    22 August 2023  12:30 am - 2:00 am

    description
    The Malfunctioning Industrial Machine Investigation and Inspection (MIMII) dataset is composed of over 30,000 recordings of factory sounds.   Created by the Research and Development Group of Hitachi, Ltd., these recordings provide the means to train artificial intelligence to diagnose mechanical faults and apply predictive maintenance models to industrial machinery using computer monitored microphones. The eventual goal is to create factories that can be run without human intervention.  

    Sam Rowell is a musician, visual artist, and creative broadcaster living in Los Angeles. For almost a decade, she has produced Special Collections, a live sound collage program. An episode of Special Collections might feature the sounds of resonant architecture, electromagnetic energies recorded in space, volcanic eruptions, or mediums using radio as a means to commune with the dead. Rowell is also co-director of Lookout FM, a collective of low power FM radio stations in the Los Angeles area dedicated to the creation and broadcast of transmission arts. Her work is available online at https://specialcollections.radio.

  • The Conduction Series - RadioTsonami: Swarms, Flocks, Schools, Pods, and Parliaments
    22 August 2023  2:00 am - 3:00 am

    description
    December 09 RadioTsonami: Swarms, Flocks, Schools, Pods, and Parliaments
    ANDY DILALLO (Boulder, CO)•ANNA FRIZ (Santa Cruz, CA)•AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•FLORENCIA CURCI (Valparaiso, Chile)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•JIMMY GARVER (Leeds, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Simon Le Boggit - THEREFORE
    22 August 2023  3:00 am - 6:00 am

    description
    THEREFORE is a “perpetual” audio-poem which organically mutates and regenerates itself from a stanzacloud of verse. Each whispered line of the poem is relentlessly shifting in relation to every other line, as the poem endlessly renews itself. This is the closest that its creator Simon Le Boggit has come to expressing a state of mind where the physical and psychological suffering caused by the arthritic autoimmune disease Ankylosing Spondylitis shifts the goalposts so randomly and rapidly that you don’t know what you are – let alone who you are, where you are, or where you are going…   Simon Le Boggit is a multimedia artist. He was born, inflated, and will eventually deflate.

  • Andy Armstrong - Re-run 9
    22 August 2023  6:00 am - 6:50 am

    description
    Re-run 9 is a collage of electronic improvisations involving layers of tape, field recordings and various instruments meant to portray movement through particular places. Sounds of a seaside hikes, looped museum commentary and public transportation are meant to evoke a kind of theme that is entirely up to the listener. Andy Armstrong is an American musician and sound artist from Charleston, Illinois. He studied sound art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and cinema at Southern Illinois University. He currently lives in Rennes, France where he works as a teacher and translator. creamwhite.bandcamp.com

  • Zannah Matson & Jacob Moginot - Listening to an Everyday Landscape in Guaviare, Colombia
    22 August 2023  6:50 am - 8:00 am

    description
    As an experimental recording, this soundscape transports you through a day in the landscapes of Guaviare, Colombia. Situated on the edge of the Amazon basin, these landscapes have immense biodiversity threatened by increasing development and agricultural land transformation. These biophonic recordings provide an auditory snapshot of the species currently living in this region, while conveying their entangled ecologies. Composed of a series of temporal recordings from across the landscapes of Guaviare, this piece weaves together the territorial calls of monkeys, bats in series of caves carved by ancient rivers, a typical afternoon rainstorm, and nocturnal birds in the stillness of a flooded forest.

    Jacob Moginot is a scientist and sound artist working with landscapes beyond the seen, finding fascinating interactions within natural sonic symphonies heard in changing ecologies. Jacob recorded these soundscapes alongside research with Zannah Matson, who examines the afterlives of coloniality through highway construction in Colombia’s Eastern piedmont landscapes. Her work thinks about power structures, transportation infrastructure, and visual representation of Colombian landscapes, and the impacts that these structural injustices have on the ecosystems and human lives at the edge of the Amazon basin.

    https://slowboat.bandcamp.com

  • Shorts 2
    22 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1 -Tam Lin – Long Distance (1:55)
    2 -Dariusz Mazurowski – Sybil Vanes Final Performance (10:00)
    3 -Mark Vernon – Callback Carousel part 4: The Tyrol (4:58)
    4 -Juliana Capes –    GOWO MANGO (1:56)
    5 -Zael Ortega – Ethel Xochitiotzin, Poeta Nahua (20:00)
    6 -Sisters Akousmatika – Border Radio: Chapter One -Phonic Atolls (2:26)
    7 -Lorenzo Abattoir – Second Act 01: Breathing Like a Beast (12:45)
    8- Patric Simmerud – The scream and beyond (2:15)
    9 -Dream Diary – OST #1 A1 (1:00)

    1- Tam Lin – Long Distance

    Long Distance is a narrative piece in the form of a voicemail. Tam drew on early memories of calls with his mother when she travelled to different countries for work. These calls would carry a fragile quality, often slightly rushed, and occurring at strange times of the day.

    Tam Lines is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and musician. Their work touches on the boundaries between the human and nonhuman, incorporating new materialism and queer theory, cybernetics, horror media and introspective poetic approaches. They compose industrial soundscapes, crooked loops and cramped beats under the moniker Tam Lin.

    http://www.tamlines.com
    http://www.instagram.com/thatwhichcrawls

    2 – Dariusz Mazurowski – Sybil Vanes Final Performance

    Commissioned by the Antenna Non Grata record label for the upcoming radio compilation CD album. The main source material here: random selection of radio broadcasts recorded during the first months of 2023 – noises, crackles, distorted dialogues, etc. Some are heavily processed, others have been left almost untouched. I also used archival fragments of my radio interviews (in Polish, English and Czech) and an my own interpretation of a single phrase from The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde.

    Dariusz Mazurowski is a Polish electroacoustic music composer and performer born and residing in Gdansk. While the majority of his compositional activity has focused on acousmatic works, he has also composed instrumental music in conjunction with electronics, audio installations and improvised electroacoustic music. Mazurowski’s music has been broadcast by radio stations all over the world, and he has performed at festivals and other events in Europe, North America, South America and Asia.

    https://deemstudio.com/

    3 – Mark Vernon – Callback Carousel part 4: The Tyrol

    4 – Juliana Capes – GOWO MANGO

    “GOWO MANGO” an album of song sketches by visual artist and describer Juliana Capes,  commissioned as expanded audio description by artist Laura Aldridge,  as part of an audio interpretation of her recent monograph THINGS THAT SOAK YOU.

    Capes’s descriptions of Aldridge’s sculptures have morphed through conversation into sketches of songs, through exploration of Laura’s working methods of expanded collage, shared enthusiasm about musical influences and love of mash up and the encouragement burgeoning friendship and collaboration.

    Juliana Capes has worked in the field of integrated and expanded visual description within her own practise and those of others since 2015.

    Juliana Capes is a multi disciplinary visual artist.  Her current artwork is influenced by her experiences of working as a visual describer in Scottish galleries and museums, the unrelenting beauty of the world and by the processes of feeling, seeing and believing.

    She has recently shown work at Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Art Festival, Alchemy Film Festival, CCA , Glasgow and Campleline Gallery.

    http://www.julianacapes.co.uk

    4 – Zael Ortega – Ethel Xochitiotzin, Poeta Nahua

    Part of “Eco-Listen: Sound Creation for an Ethics of Caring for Life”, a co-creation project with two Nahua poets from the State of Tlaxcala (Mexico): Ethel Xochitiotzin Pérez and Fabiola Carrillo Tieco, which was awarded by the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico through the National Center for the Arts (CENART) and the Chapultepec Project, Nature and Culture of the Government of Mexico, to create two sound works of 20 minutes each. This project has been presented in Bolivia, Colombia and Argentina.

    Zael Ortega is a Philosopher and Sound Creator since 2000. He has received four awards from the International Radio Biennial and from Radio UNAM (Mexico). His electroacoustic, sound and radio works have been presented in thirteen countries around the world. He has been benefited on two occasions by the National Fund for Culture and the Arts of Mexico. In 2018 he created the project “Learn to Listen: Sound Creation on Indigenous Poetry”, which has been presented in eight countries around the world. He received an award from the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico through the National Center for the Arts (CENART) and the Chapultepec, Nature and Culture Project for his project “Eco-Listen: Sound Creation for an Ethics of Caring for Life”, which has been presented in Bolivia, Colombia and Argentina.

    https://zaelortega.com

    5 – Sisters Akousmatika – Border Radio: Chapter One -Phonic Atolls

    Border_Radio is a conceptual inquiry about ownership of the airwaves. Originally commissioned as a video and ‘radio play’ script for Donner forme a l’ether Espace Multimedia Gatner (France). The Border_Radio play is written in three acts: Phonic atolls ~  Spectrum Auction ~ Decolonising Wavelengths. Each act represents an unfolding conceptual space, exploring questions about sovereignty, ownership, transmission law and international treaties, history and potentialities.

    Sisters Akousmatica is the collaborative, expanded radio project of Julia Drouhin and Phillipa (Pip) Stafford – exploring the radical possibilities of transmission since 2016. Sisters Akousmatica weave projects in, around, with and for radio. Their work is concerned with collective, feminist radio practices and auditory-spatial exploration.

    radioqueens.art

    6 – Lorenzo Abattoir – Second Act 01: Breathing Like a Beast

    From the album ‘The second act’ on Vice de Forme. The continuation of a metamorphosis process started one year ago with the album “Disincarnazone”. These two tracks were recorded in Torino at the end of 2022 during some sessions of constant reiteration of breathing techniques and imitation of animal sounds into an amplified environment.

    Lorenzo Abattoir is a sound artist based in Torino (IT). A key element of his work is the relationship between spiritual practices and unusual methods of audio processing, mainly focusing on the use of microphones as a medium for the amplification of an act. He explores the boundaries between sound and noise using breathing techniques, bodily sounds and different kinds of amplified objects as instruments to structures his performances.

    https://vicedeforme.bandcamp.com/album/second-act

    7 – Patric Simmerud – The scream and beyond

    This is the prologue to Gravities, a piece for percussion, electronics, recitation and video inspired by the novel Gravity’s rainbow by the author Thomas Pynchon.

    http://simmerud.com/

    8 – Dream Diary – OST #1 A1

    https://freemusick.bandcamp.com/album/ost-1

  • Debashis Sinha - In The City The Body Rests
    22 August 2023  9:00 am - 10:00 am

    description
    It comes from a complicated coming together of branches, experiences, connections—human-, earth- and sky-bound. Every story is a container of richness, a carpet that can be pulled apart and each thread marvelled at, equal in beauty and complexity to the whole. The weave can be re-woven into new pieces, new combinations of colour and line.

    The stories my grandmothers told me as a boy are complicated sensory experiences (the smell of their saris, the hum of the ceiling fan, the traffic (or lack of it) out the window, how they patted my head, the rhythm of it, the rain). And then the stories themselves, tangled intertwining of mythology, family anecdotes, gossip that I could hardly follow with my basic Bengali skills. Meaning, language, pattern, sound.

    My creative (ethnographic) practice has always been about seeking the sounds outside my hearing, those that weren’t coming out of radio speakers or on the suburban streets and playgrounds. The sounds of Hindustani classical music were as precious and as fierce to me as the 2-Tone music of England in the mid-80s—they both were from a world that I didn’t see but represented a powerful experience and worldview that hummed at the edges of my consciousness. I knew that these sounds made up, or were part of, a picture of the breadth of what I wanted my life to be (and others’ as well).

    Every story is grown.

    My story was more than the colour of my skin, or my Canadian accent, or my hard-won burgeoning Bengali abilities. My story was all of those things coexisting with a million other descriptions. As I came to understand this and (slowly, tentatively) celebrate it, I realized (am still realizing) that this was true of stories in general, for all of us. And that if true, then the stories that we hold are as interwoven with the sensorium as anyone’s, each one a weave of place, language, senses, experience (and a weave is a map, with many routes in and through).

    Sound is, for me, the route to discovering the rich confluence of ideas and sense-experience held in the story, and in the moment of the telling of it. The quiet, singsong tones of a half-understood language in the afternoon heat is a repository of meaning in itself, as well as a vector of information. The pauses in the telling of the myth to call out instructions to the cook holds a part of the image, is a path.

    When I seek to uncover the story of a place or time or moment, I understand that this uncovering is connected to the land, the air, the sounds and smells and time that passed there, the people who told stories standing exactly at that place before the moment I stood on that spot, and after—where you are now, right now, exactly there: someone told a story to their child, their people, their lover, the stars.

    Every story is grown.

    In the city the body rests is the second in a series of radiophonic works that look at known phenomena and attempt to deconstruct and re-imagine them. The first in this series, The Light, was broadcast on Deutschlandradio Kultur in 2012. Most of the text for In the city… was written on a trip to Kolkata, India during the 2015 Christmas season. Dhakuria Bridge is a work that I generated using machine learning tools and neural networks trained on field recordings I’ve collected over many trips there.

    Kolkata plays a large part in my audio work—it is the anchor of many sound compositions, installations, videos and performance works I have devised over the years, and my experience of being south Asian in Canada has been largely informed by my relationship to this city and my familial, cultural and spiritual connection to it.

    Writing the text for In the city… (the first work of the two) started out as a project to crystallize many of my thoughts about Kolkata, but, as I wrote, I realized that my thoughts on the city—coloured and romanticized as I made them—were actually a direct expression (or perhaps were the foundation for) how I think about urban spaces, and the roles they play in human culture and larger arcs of pre- and post-human time.

    Looking deeper, these two works are an expression of the multimodal experience of the space of the city and the story we could construct from it. I’m drawn to the concept of multimodality—it implies an acceptance of the totality of the place/moment, building a space and time for an ecology wherein we are listening and listened to, as Robinson puts it above.

    It is undeniable to me that a place simultaneously encodes and expresses the sum total of its time—both the long thread of history of the land, witnessed by human and non-human beings, and the endless pointillistic moment of observation, the sounds, smells, heat, dirt, wind and sun. The story of the thread and the moment coexist and complicate/support the observation, and the observer. It is impossible to break out the moment into only one mode of apprehension.

    And so an entangled, multimodal ethnography: a system of observing and recording that takes all of it in, in all its confusing complexity, and allows it all to be present in the story we tell. 

    In the City the Body Rests – Past issues (wordpress.com)

    Driven by a deep commitment to the primacy of sound in creative expression, Debashis Sinha has created numerous audio-centred solo and collaborative projects across Canada and internationally. Sound design and composition credits include works for digital media and theatrical productions with many of Canada’s premiere theatre companies. His speculative mythology-driven sound practice has led to live appearances on stages from Japan to the mountains of Alberta. Currently, Sinha has been researching sound production using machine learning and AI with an ear to uncovering new modes and methods of story creation, releasing recordings on Berlin’s Establishment Records imprint, Gusstaff and elsewhere. He is an assistant professor in The Creative School at X (Ryerson) University in Toronto, Canada.

    https://debsinha.com

  • Rose Ruane - Wing of Glass
    22 August 2023  10:00 am - 10:30 am

    description
    A radio slips between stations. From static, a voice emerges, reading an elliptical, fragmentary text, interpolated with birdsong, improvised music and sounds of private acts performed in public spaces. The performed text is from a copy of Institutional and Schizophrenia: A Comparative Study of Three Mental Hospitals 1960-68.   The medical/authoritative voice has been erased using Tippex, leaving a poetic, Beckettian remainder which gradually coalesces into a description of the collective experience of those who were compelled to live long-term at Netherne hospital and an emotional, evocative exploration of power structures, dailiness and creativity in the experimental art therapy studio there. Rose Ruane is an artist and writer, living and working in Glasgow. Her debut novel This Is Yesterday was published by Corsair books, with a second to follow in summer 2024. She has made radio work for Radio Scotland, Radio 3 and Radiophrenia and is currently finishing a SGSAH funded PhD at Glasgow University exploring The Adamson Collection: work created during the C20th, in the art therapy studio at Netherne mental hospital, by individuals who were compelled to live there. Wing of Glass was created in collaboration with a sound artist working under the name Local Teenagers.

  • Sam Bland - 66 Montclaire
    22 August 2023  10:30 am - 11:00 am

    description
    Pieces in order of play:

    1)    Arkle 64, 7’32”.
    2)    The Fish and Meat Market, 8’26”.
    3)    Three Generations, 11’43”.

    This project is based around a collection of cassette tapes I discovered. Recorded by my grandfather before I was born, the tapes contain a mixture of recorded family discussions, radio recordings and music compilations, all recorded in the same council house in South Wales, 66 Montclaire Avenue. My intention as a composer, was both to explore the nuanced environment held within the tapes, as well as the people themselves and the wider social and political issues presented. This, I hope, allows for a meaningful relationship between sound and context to be created, one that conjures nostalgia and evokes memories.

    Sam Bland is a sonic artist, composer and workshop leader, interested in the potential of sound art to investigate social history. He is a recent post-graduate from the University of Birmingham, where he completed an MA in Electroacoustic Composition. His work often combines interviews, field and archive recordings and electronics, to produce dense and politically engaged soundscapes. His recent project, 66 Montclaire, was selected for the Daegu International Computer Music Festival 2022. Sam has also received commissions from Croydon Council, the Croydon Art Store and We’re All Bats Listening Arts Channel, to run community based sound projects.

    https://www.instagram.com/samblandmusic/
    https://www.samblandmusic.com/

  • Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman - KARIAKOO
    22 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:30 am

    description

    Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman

    KARIAKOO

    KARIAKOO is a portrait of Kariakoo, a vibrant neighborhoodin Dar Es Salaam (Tanzania).
    It’s hard to speak of one specific ‘protagonist’ in KARIAKOO. Since the‘superstar’ in this story is not a person but a geographical spot. Not onehuman being but a whole neighborhood. Not singular but plural.
    KARIAKOO is about the whole community of individuals who are living or working,visiting or just walking accidentally in and out Kariakoo: all together forminga highly unique polyphony of ‘voices’ creating a sonic environment with aclearly defined identity.
    There are some voices that you mayconsider as ‘singular characters’ but in fact they are reduced to the functionof supporting actors. Or as ‘humanized’ props, merely used like a vessel, tocarry the narrative from one scene to another. Or like a medium through whichthe story of Kariakoo gets transmitted or received, told or heard.

    Biography

    Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman is a Belgian-Rwandan composer, radio and vocal artist. Pioneer of Afro-European radio art and musical theatre. Her work has been described as bold, provocative and delicate.

    She brings unique stories to life in an accessible and at the same time innovative way: based on acoustic sounds and soundscapes that she moves around like a kind of 3D cinema, but for the ears. She records all the sound recordings in her work herself during her many field recording expeditions to East-Africa.

    Just this year she created Umva! an intimate ode to Kanyoni Ladislas, her 113-year-old grandfather and one of the last traditional doctors and hunters in Rwanda.

    She collaborates with other artists in a variety of disciplines and fields and has won many prizes at home and abroad.

    https://aurelielierman.be

     

  • Buffer Zone
    22 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    1) Ezio Piermattei – Gran trotto 6 (from ‘Gran trotto’) (2:18)
    2) Florence Cats – Fall Call (5:10)
    3) berni m janssen & vicki hallett – murmurs:melt (6:31)
     
    1) Ezio Piermattei – Gran trotto 6 
     
    From the tape release ‘Gran trotto’.

    2) Florence Cats – Fall Call

    3) berni m janssen & vicki hallett – murmurs:melt

    The river, as ecosystem, connector, memory,metaphor is explored in this collaborative work by berni m janssen (text andvocals) and Vicki Hallett (field recordings and composition). Texts,recordings, composition are streams, responding, joining and swelling to createthe river as a melt of time and place. Hydrophone recordings take us below thesurface into the minutiae of the rivers’ lives and particles, while the textprompts us to imagine what was, what is and what they will become.

    berni m janssen is a maker of poems,performances, multidisciplinary art and preserves. She often works withcomposers, musicians, sound artists, performers and visual artists. She livesand works on the unceded land of the Dja Dja Wurrung in Australia.

    Vicki Hallett is a musician, acousticecologist and composer. Her focus is to record, compose with, and featureever-diminishing habitats and species. Highlighting unique sounds from themicro to the macro, Hallett utilises sounds we rarely or cannot hear. Halletttravels the world recording sounds as well as performing in environments inAfrica (with hippopotami) and the Amazon jungle. http://www.vickihallett.com

  • Production 3 - Ezio Piermattei - a blurred raganella
    22 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

    description
    “ And with me in tow, you shuffle” I received this commission proposal on March 14. The same day, my Grandmother Lea turned 99. On the 4th of May, she passed away. Nearly all the field recordings on it were taken on these two dates, in and around  the nursing home where Nonna was cared for. Voice, tapes, instruments and electronics have been recorded at home after her departure. Ezio Piermattei (b. 1980) is an italian sound artist living in Turin, Piedmont. He  has released solo and collaborative recordings  through Chocolate Monk, More Mars,  My Dance The Skull, Steep Gloss, Discombobulate, Staaltape, Joy De Vivre, Nashazphone. Piermattei also plays in Triple Heater – a duo with Brighton’s F. Ampism – and runs the label Tutore Burlato.

  • Leona Jones - babblesnatch
    22 August 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    babblesnatch invites an immersion in cascading, rebounding Sound.  The original 8-speaker ‘sonic snowglobe’ installation, created entirely from two Voices, has been distilled into 2-channels for Radiophrenia.  babblesnatch invites consideration of what it might be like to experience the usually non-audible digital voices continually enveloping us.   As Voices dart and fly, emerging recognisable words take on a significance that Listeners have to decide for themselves.

    Text and Voices:  Caroline Wilkins & Leona Jones
    Leona Jones was supported by PRS Foundation’s Women Make Music
    babblesnatch premiered as its full 8-speaker installation in July 2023 at Somerset Film’s Engine Room, Bridgwater.

    Dancing between This and That Leona’s multi-modal experimental practice explores Sound in its widest definition.  Using the hardlyheard and underseen, the conscious and not-so-conscious, she highlights physicality and context in events/performances and installations centred around Sound, Voice, Language and Spatiality. Leona makes a concerted effort to reach into an audience’s imagination, encouraging their ability to listen, as she believes listening to be vital to any healthy society. Her work has been presented and performed in galleries, but it’s just as likely to be unexpectedly discovered responding to places and spaces not usually associated with the arts.

    http://www.leonajones.co.uk
    http://www.soundcloud.com/wordssoundsspaces

  • Shorts 16
    22 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – Patric Simmerud – Wish Tree (4:00)  2 – Alfredo Cerrito – Parivartan (9:36) 3 – Gustavo Chab – Concret Totem (9:06) 4 – Juliana Capes – Inverted streets, dissonance (6:36) 5 – Veronica Daniela Cerrotta – Fortaleza (19:00) 6 – Camille Hummel – Gyongyi (4:05) 7 – Vincent Eoppolo – The New Utopians (2:15) 8 – Jacks Broken Head – Error Flow iv (3:08)

    1 – Patric Simmerud – Wish Tree 

    A site specific piece intended to be experienced in the centre of Yoko Ono’s installation ”Wish tree for Wanås”. Ono’s work consists of 14 apple trees in which visitors can hang pieces of paper with wishes written on them, according to Ono’s instruction: “Write your wish on a piece of paper and hang it on a tree.” The wishes are harvested and sent to the Imagine Peace Tower in Iceland where they are archived. The site was created in 2007 and since then, a pillar of light has shone at the monument every year from October 9 to December 8.

    Patric Simmerud is a composer and sound artist based in Stockholm, Sweden. Classically trained and with wide influences, my work as a composer range from contemporary art music – including electroacoustic and radiophonic pieces, chamber music and music for full orchestra – to soundscapes and music for film. As a sound artist, I have explored various artistic disciplines such as installation, performance, videoart. My work has been internationally performed and included in various art exhibitions. In addition, I lead the music and score engraving company MakeMyDayMusic.          http://www.simmerud.com

    2 – Alfredo Cerrito – Parivartan  

    Everything is Creation, everything is Change, everything is Flux, everything is Metamorphosis. He concentrates on the use of very few materials, exploring the different possibilities of transformation and the sound of these. There are numerous manipulative techniques, showing that everything lives in a metamorphosis which, although invisible, never stops. Everything is emotionally supported by the Tonic sounds that return, albeit changed, to remind us that as far as we can move away from our gravitational center there is always a generating force that keeps us anchored to our essence.

    Alfredo Cerrito is an Italian saxophonist, composer and conductor. His works have been selected for important electronic music festivals.In particular, his compositions have recently been performed at the Audioblast Festival in Nice and Paris, at the “InSonora Project” in Barcelona, on the CJSW (Canada), for the “ResonanceFM” broadcast in England, for the SICM Colloque at the Sorbonne University of Paris and the University of Lille, for the “KunstArt” exhibition in Krakow. In February 2023 he was invited to play for the “TRK Glitch Club” Festival organized by the prestigious research center “Tempo Reale” (Florence), founded by L. Berio in 1987
    https://www.instagram.com/cerritalfred/

    3 – Gustavo Chab – Concret Totem   

    The present work was made from sounds that were originally generated by the instruments of Productions Totem Contemporain and other sources. The piece was composed for Totem Électroacoustique competition that in 2022 celebrate its 20 years of sound research. PTC called to participate in competition.

    The origin of the sound material as part of an instrumentarium unique in the world like: TOTEM instrument as the bowl, the insects, the pipe, tu-yo, the acoustic oscillator and many others. The original sounds are distributed and mixed in a creative process trying to connect with the matter of sound that included another aspect of the concepts as a spiritual significance that is adopted by it as an emblem manipulation of the reality. The composition brings together voices and material related with new acoustic musical instruments.   gustavochab.blogspot.com.ar

    4 – Juliana Capes – Inverted streets, dissonance

    Inverted Streets, Dissonance is a ‘Film for Radio’. They are composed of spoken word and expanded audio description creating subjective images through the imaginative spaces of the radio. A by product of rainy days and capitalism, this is an expanded audio description of winter city streets that sits in the space between what we’re attracted to and what things perhaps might be. Originally recorded as an extended audio description of the exhibition “Inverted Streets” at the Hawthornvale Gallery at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop 2021, it has since been developed into a moving image work and installation.

    Juliana Capes is a multidisciplinary artist based in Edinburgh. A strand of her practice works with expanded audio description, intergrating access into the creative process. She has exhibited recently at St Anza Poetry Festival (2023), Campleline Gallery (2022) , CCA Glasgow (2022) and Alchemy Film Festival (2020).         https://www.julianacapes.co.uk

    5 – Veronica Daniela Cerrotta – Fortaleza     

    Work developed within the framework of the Sala Vazia Artistic Residency, in Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil, between April 27 and May 6, 2019. The sounds of the city of Fortaleza conform a soundtrack that is narrated chronologically according to the walks done during the Residency. Different landscapes and situations succeed each other and overlap creating sound images that stimulate an attentive and creative listening.
    https://linktr.ee/veronica_cerrotta

    6 – Camille Hummel – Gyongyi  


    In the distance it hovers. Quietly he waits. Opposite, tenacious, Gyongyi watches.
    https://camillehummel.com/

    7 – Vincent Eoppolo – The New Utopians

    Vincent Eoppolo (Ioppolo) is an American composer from Wilmington, Delaware. Initially trained as both a Classical and Jazz guitarist, Eoppolo began composing and recording electronic music in the early 1980’s shortly after the development of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and the introduction of affordable home computers and recording equipment. During the 1980-90’s Eoppolo’s fixed media compositions were regularly featured on university new music radio programs in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region. Additionally, Eoppolo’s works received recognition in music publications Keyboard Magazine and Computer Music Journal. In recent years, Eoppolo’s fixed media works have been presented at the New York City Electro-Acoustic Music Festival, Mise_En Place New Music Festival in Brooklyn, Utopie Sonore in Nantes, France and De Natura Sonorum in Rome, Italy. Eoppolo’s compositions have been released by Moscow based independent music label Meticulous Midgets and his works are regularly featured on new music radio and internet programs throughout Europe and North America.

    8 – Jacks Broken Head –

    Error Flow iv – Part of a series of soundscapes made as part of a broader project investigating creative failure. In 2022, Failure, Understanding, Care (& Kunst) interviewed different artists on the topic of failure; this series of sound works explore failure sonically and was included within the podcast episodes. Error Flow I-VI are created from the failures, errors, glitches, mistakes and waste material from the interview recordings.

    Jacks Broken Head (real name Ruth Aitken, or Ruth & Alexander) is an artist working in Tromsø, northern Norway, working with sound in addition to digital and analogue film, installation, curation and chaos research. They have a BA(Hons) in Time-Based Art from Duncan of Jordanstone (2012) and an MA in Contemporary Art from Tromsø Academy of Contemporary Art (2018).
    Ruthandalexander.com              jacksbrokenhead.bandcamp.com

  • Netta Weiser - Radio Choreographies
    22 August 2023  2:00 pm - 2:45 pm

    description
    What would a Radio-Choreography be like? This piece explores the possibilities of the radio to function as an invisible stage and archival space for dance.
     
    Based on extensive research and collaborations between choreographers, sound artists, and dance historians, we present a collection radiophonic adaptations to dance practices that were created by female choreographers in contexts of migration and resistance. In-cluding: a dance-action performed in Beirut in the context of the Lebanese Revolution in 2019, a dance that was performed in Athens 1913 as part of a revue theatre criticising the first Balkan War, an emancipatory choreography of hair created in Teheran 2021, and a language choreography that was conceived in a prison cell in Berlin 1942.

    Concept and artistic director: Netta Weiser, Compositions: Netta Weiser, Azadeh Nilchiani, Marta Gentilluci, Choreographic collaboration: Dominique Tegho, Shahrzad Nazarpour, Voice actress: Claudia Basrawi, Soprano: Tehila Nini Goldstein, Pianist: Michaela Catranis, Dramaturgy: Annett Hardegen, Compositional assistance: Anderi Cucu, Giovanni Verga, Archival research: Anna Leon, Miriam Althammer, Mastering: Macarena Solervicens 

    Netta Weiser (b.1991 Israel, based in Berlin)works at the intersection of choreography, experimental radio and discursive practice. She was trained as a dancer in Israel and holds a Masters degree in Interdisciplinary Arts from Tel-Aviv University. Her works have been presented internationally in performing arts venues such as Tanzquartier Wien, Akademie der Künste and Sophiensaele Berlin, Villa Medici Rome, as well as in ra-dio contexts such as WDR, reboot.fm and The Israeli Centre for Digital Art. Since 2019 she is a docent at the Academy of the Arts Berlin and Klangzeitort Institute for New Mu-sic Berlin.

    http://www.radio-choreography.net
    http://www.nettaweiser.com

  • Fraser MacBeath - Tiugainn Dachaidh
    22 August 2023  2:45 pm - 3:00 pm

    description

    The Outer Hebrides are among rural communities throughout the world that are experiencing population decline. Out of any Scottish local authority region, The Outer Hebrides is where this is most significant. From 1901 to 2001the population has fallen by 40% and continues to drop more dramatically in recent years. The Outer Hebrides comprise more than 70 islands but only 15remain inhabited today. Tiugainn Dachaidh is a project which casts a light on this issue, using field recordings captured in abandoned houses in the Hebrides and Scottish archive material to paint wounded soundscapes of a culture in decline.

    Fraser MacBeath is an audiovisual artist from the Isle of Lewis. Using the mediums of sound, film and installation, Fraser creates work which combines elements of musique concrète, sound art and ambient music with abstract film and physical environments. His work focuses on themes of memory, culture, hauntology, sociological issues and the relationship between tradition and modernity. Fraser’s work often centers around his home in the Outer Hebrides, and attempts to contemporise the often archaic view of rural Scotland.

    https://www.instagram.com/frasermacbeath.av/

    https://frasermacbeath.squarespace.com

  • gobscure - maelstrom
    22 August 2023  3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

    description
    12 hours in freezing piss after our worst fall.  takes 6 emergency service workers, two and a half hours n max-morphine to scrape us into back ov ambulance once one can be found … ta nhs-workers for saving our life and teaching us to move again despite the broken-system … experimental radio including our fragments ov townes van zandts waitin round to die recorded on fairphone in hospital / ambulance once we could move, later processed, edited, layered, a little glitch.  ta lategirl aka laura stutter garcia aka for ‘interview’  (edited lightly by us) / mentoring in general

    gobscure.  tyneside-based, we layer field-recordings with words & manipulated sound, encouraging listeners to slow down & feel.  self-taught, we bring childlike wonder & playfulness to our sound-collages.  samples ov rivers, a nuclear power station, marbles, home-made percussion n fragments ov childhood-song might be woven to address issues such as homelessness, disability n bisexuality (all lived experience).  international commissions and broadcasts; app-based sound walk for sonic arts week; sound design for theatre.  two Sound&Music awards; arts&heritage award; supported by Unlimited; radiophrenia; Alma Zevi Venice; GIFT festival; Sage Gateshead  

    ‘like a dream collapsing around the edges’ disability arts online

    https://gobscure.bandcamp.com

  • juliedesk-D I hAve No voIcE LA
    22 August 2023  3:30 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    D  I hAve  No voIcE  LA is a spoken word piece based around an indeterminacy of sounds in chaos, phonetically structured so that they form their own spoken language. As the refrain develops the voice advances in two languages and becomes a computer language, with an algorithmic diction.
     
    The voice tells us she has no voice, she is AI, a bot. Her voice however has a name, Daniela, the feminine of Daniel in 2001 Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke and Kubrick, and one of the avatars Annlee speaks about in Anywhere Out of the World (2000 Parreno).

    Julie Coutureau aka juliedesk, is a multimedia artist and sound poetess, author and composer of writings and sounds. Trained at the Beaux-Arts in Paris and then in sound techniques at the SVA (NY), she went through the performance, music, until her practice narrowed to writing and sound poetry. Her sound pieces, spoken cut words and mixes of sounds of various kinds, are broadcasted on ∏Node, Radia.fm, … She joined the collective ∏Node, webradio, DAB+ and radio art, in 2020. In 2022 she won the 1st prize of 60 secondes radio (Canada) with “Les ons diffus les ons que l’ont fut”.

    https://soundcloud.com/juliedesk
    https://www.instagram.com/julie_coutureau_brossa_i_roger/
    http://www.juliecoutureau.com/

  • Clemens von Reusner - transient
    22 August 2023  4:00 pm - 4:30 pm

    description
    submitted work    :  transient year of production    : 2022 duration    : 31:13 channels    : 8 (ambisonic) submitted version    : stereo program note: The multi-channel electro-acoustic work “transient” generally addresses the situation of visitors to an exhibition from the point of view of perception and movement.

  • Andy Kelleher Stuhl - 25Hz
    22 August 2023  4:30 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    25 Hz, a historical noise-drama about radio automation, splices together audio samples from a span of 1951 to present. A 25 Hz “cue tone” punctuates each splice, inverting the automation system’s goal of seamlessly executing a programmed sequence. Re-sonifying those seams from within radio, the piece aims to open automation up as more than an industrial object – as a peculiar, emotionally charged, and passionately countered dream. 25 Hz was produced for the Radia Network through the Wave Farm Radio Artist Fellowship. It features vocal reenacting from Gregory Whitehead, and five other sound artists provided cue tone recordings.

    Andy Kelleher Stuhl was the 2021/2022 Wave Farm Radio Artist Fellow. He is currently a PhD candidate in Communication Studies at McGill University, where his dissertation traces the cultural meaning of radio automation between 1950 and 2010. He approaches radio history as a resource for overlooked precedents that artists and critics might adapt toward intervention in present-day technological systems.

    https://akstuhl.net
    http://radia.fm/2022/05/show-896-25-hz-by-andy-kelleher-stuhl-for-wave-farm/

  • Pinnel - Blue Topography Radio: part 2
    22 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    A Reading of Blue Topography a book of Words and sounds on Blue , body and landscapes by Lindsay Duncanson Including field sounds taken during printing and tracks from accompanying album ‘Animal Wife’ plus remixes and re-imagings from Cath Tyler, Mariam Rezaei and Jayne Dent (MelostMe).

    Originally Streamed on Star and Shadow Radio.

    https://soundcloud.com/productofboy/blue-topography

    To buy the original book format head to linktr.ee/pinnel

  • Buffer Zone
    22 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Alëna Korolëva  – Lunar Eclipse (6:25)
    2) Romy Danielewicz and Max Syedtollan – ‘the remainder’ by tom mccarthy (7:30)
    3) Camille Hummel Cloud and garble  (5:52)
     
    1) Alëna Korolëva  – Lunar Eclipse
     
    Recorded on the night of lunar eclipse in May 2022 in Huron County, Canada. Featuring green frogs, spring peeper frogs, gray tree frogs, american bullfrogs, Canada geese and unidentified underwater creatures.

    Alëna Korolëva is an artist and curator, who works with sound, photo and video.
    Her sound work is focused on field recordings, acoustic ecology, soundscape studies and acousmatic composition. Her technique employs elements of documentary storytelling and experimental music.
    Based in Toronto, Canada.

    alenakoroleva.com 
     
    2) Romy Danielewicz and Max Syedtollan   – ‘the remainder’ by tom mccarthy
     
    3) Camille Hummel Cloud and garble
     
    For the time of closing eyes, let’s dream about the collapse of light pollution,freeing animals of the night. 
     
    Camille Hummel is a young french sound artist, working on ecology and societal topics. She likes to use sounds as tiny pieces of paper, trying to mix up everything, words, voices, fieldrecording, and sound-design to express herself. Besides, she does documentaries and writes stories for TV and video games.
    https://camillehummel.com/
     

  • Production 4 - Diana Duta & Florence Cats - Like a telepath
    22 August 2023  6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    ‘Like a telepath’ pieces together a week-long journey of remote recordings. ‘Emitting’ and ‘receiving’ from a small island and from a city simultaneously, in order to mimick a radio device. To do this, we would start the recording of our parallel transmissions at the same moment in time, using the distance between us as a space to connect. What you hear is a photograph of a thought, a long, windy line tracing a series of synchronous compositions. Cover a moment, remain standing, crumpling paper in your hands. A phone rings – s in the past.

    Brussels – L’Île-d’Yeu, May 2023

    ‘Like a telepath’ is a co-commission between Radiophrenia and Kunstradio Radiokunst for Ö1, Austria.

    Diana Duta is a Romanian-born, Brussels based artist working with sound in hypnotic ways, with a background in art and socio-cultural linguistics. Her work focuses on concepts of mimesis, translation and echoic memory, with an ear on our relationship to the non-human, embodied sound and the act of listening. She makes music performances (as DIAN), works for radio, sound installations and collaborative translation projects.

    Her project Jambes founded in 2019 is a recording studio commissioning new work by artists experimenting with sound and the voice. Quille podcast is an limb branching out from Jambes that collects interviews with sound practitioners.

    http://dianaduta.com

    http://jaaambes.be

    Florence Cats is a visual & sound artist and acupuncturist from Brussels who uses theremin, light, water, color and energies. Her ‘transparent music’ tunes in to space and ambient silence, and is inspired by natural radio. She has curated of a series of exhibitions around water, signs, transmutations, and is the co-author of several books including ‘Lavori in corso’ (primitive press, 2020). She released ‘Ys’ on ediçoes CN in 2022 and ‘correspondances’ on frissons in 2021. She was also a member of The Asocial Telepathic Ensemble (corvo records, 2022) and often collaborates with other musicians and artists, such as Brandon LaBelle, Clara Levy, Bogdana Dima, Mauricio Amarante, Joseph Charroy.

    https://florence-cats.com/

    https://florencecats.bandcamp.com/album/ys

  • Live-to-Air - Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman / Romy Danielewicz
    22 August 2023  7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

    description
    CCA Theatre, from 7pm Tuesday 22nd August. Tickets: Pay what you can from the CCA Box Office

    Maria, Mariza and maybe Marianna (2014) is a kaleidoscope of disembodied voices, field recordings and found sound forged and sculpted into an unearthly sonic narration.

    The piece will be presented as a 6.2 live performance in the CCA theatre space. Expect high volumes and near darkness.

    Composition: Aurélie Lierman (BE/RW)
    Voice: Aurélie Lierman, Maria Avraam (CYP), Mariza Anastasiades (CYP)

    Eternal gratitude to my three lovely muses Maria Avraam, Mariza Anastasiades, Marianna Soroka.

    Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman was born in Rwanda but grew up in Belgium from the age of two. She’s an independent radio producer, vocalist and composer trying new directions by fusing radio art, vocal art and composition. Her main focus is her personal field recordings: a large collection of unique sounds and soundscapes from rural and urban contemporary East‐Africa. Sound‐bit by sound‐bit she’s transforming and sculpting them into something she would call “Afrique Concrète”. Lierman’s award winning work has been broadcasted, exhibited and performed throughout Europe, Israel, Morocco, South Africa, Tanzania, Australia, Canada and USA.

    In November 2020 Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman was awarded an Arts&Media Fellowship at DAAD in Berlin. In April 2019 Lierman got (as part of improv trio Organo) nominated for the pre-selection of the Matthijs Vermeulenprijs 2019. October 2018 she won the CTM Radiolab 2019 in Berlin for ‘Sogokuru’, a performative installation dedicated to Kanyoni Ladislas, her Rwandan supercentenarian grandfather. In January 2016 Lierman was awarded the Sally and Don Lucas Fellowship at Montalvo Arts in California. In May 2014 she won the First Prize at Monophonic 2014 (Brussels) for ‘Anosmia’, a radio composition reflecting on the Rwandan Genocide. In June 2013 she won the 1st prize at Sonic Art (Rome) for her radio composition ‘KARIAKOO’ ( a sonic portrait of a lively neighborhood in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania). In October that same year, Lierman also won the 3rd prize at Grand Prix Nova (Bucharest) for her radio composition ‘iota mikro’ (based on field recordings from her birthplace, the Karisimbi vulcano, in Rwanda).

    Lierman released two albums with the British cult-group Nurse With Wound, collaborated with visual artist Vincent Meessen at Kunsthalle Basel and Bozar. She toured the USA premiering her solo sets for voice and tape. And has recently performed the leading role in ‘What Happened | Plays’ a Gertrude-Stein-inspired chamber opera by Samuel Vriezen and Adam Frank.

    Lierman is appointed Seizoenscomponist 2021 – 2022 at Concertgebouw Brugge (BE), simultaneously with Seizoensdenker David Van Reybrouck and Seizoenskunstenaar Yaqine Hamzaoui.

    https://aurelielierman.be/

    ‘A Collection of Miniature Pigs’ by Romy Danielewicz

    An experimental multi-form work for live audiences and the radio. Consisting of sound, speech, music and movement, the performance weaves together waking and dream material to unpack how power structures are communicated through unconscious social messages.

    In the artist’s dream material, the figure of a ‘violent, aggressive, unpredictable, slow-murder-under-the-surface-seething guy’ makes frequent appearances, pointing to the social mechanisms which underpin violence against minoritized genders (cis and trans women, transmen and non-binary people). ‘A Collection of Miniature Pigs’ explores these hauntings emerging from a stream of (un)consciousness, and how to resist the violences they are a symptom of.

    The performance will be a combination of scripted and non-scripted communication. Its range of interventions will span a casio synth, movement, bowed guitar, drumkit, violin, a conversation, drummed guitar and field recordings.

    Romy Danielewicz is an artist whose practice currently encompasses writing, performance and improvised music. They are interested in various forms of non-conformity, specifically how to resist and divest from normative forms of sociality under cisheteropatriarchy and racialised capitalism. They graduated from Edinburgh College of Art (2016) and served on the programming committee of Market Gallery (2018 – 2020).

    Romy has presented work both in DIY and institutional settings. They have exhibited at the Edinburgh Art Festival, Intermedia (CCA Glasgow) and Embassy Gallery among others. Their performances have been programmed at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop and Present Futures. Most recently, they have been doing gigs, including the ‘Disposables’ tour with the band/performance troupe Cank.

    Romy has produced work for independent radio, including Soundartradio FM (Devon) and Withkin Radio (Dorset). They have done various artist residencies including at Hospitalfield, the Scottish Sculpture Workshop and internationally at Institut für Alles Mögliche in Berlin and La Fragua in Andalucía, Spain. In 2019, they published their first poetry pamphlet with SPAM Press, An orca is way too large to attach unless as a jpeg.

    Romy is currently undertaking counselling training. They are also very slowly working, and often not working, on a debut novel about lovesickness and ambivalence.

  • Dosimat - Tones For Mechanisms
    22 August 2023  9:00 pm - 9:30 pm

    description

    Slideout of summer and ease into autumn. 

    A Collaborative ensemble of Dosimatis a polyglot depot for municipal events.

     

  • Edd Sanders - Inside The Mouth Of A Crab As It Eats
    22 August 2023  9:30 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    This recording is both intimate and violent, small and enormous. At the centre of this piece is an unedited recording from inside the mouth of a crab as it eats a hand built hydrophone covered in bait that was left in a rock pool along the Dorset coast. This piece is accompanied by improvised electric violin playing in response to the crabs mastications. Edd Sanders is a Sound Artist from Todmorden who’s current work heavily utilises field recordings and hand made equipment to explore bioacoustics in relation to musical composition.

  • Shorts 30
    22 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1 – Francesca Centonze -The next day I started scratching musical notes on the prison wall with my garter belt fastener (16:17)
    2 – Gavin Inglis – The Needle Box (5:43)
    3 – Chan Sze Ying – Due to a reported emergency would all passengers leave the station immediately (3:22)
    4 – Selestra – Dispatches from Radiotopia- Hamburg Rehearsal – 04 7074- Lullaby in the Key of FT8 (7:20)
    5 – Wulf Steel – Downfall (8:17)
    6 – Stephen Scott – QRP Gammon (6:40)
    7 – Johnny Dixon – Industry (1:09)
    8 – Berk Yagli – Ideological Distortion (9:51)

    1 – Francesca Centonze -The next day I started scratching musical notes on the prison wall with my garter belt fastener

    “The next day I started scratching musical notes on the prison wall with my garter belt fastener” represents the biography of Else Marie Pade on four long wooden panels. Else Marie Pade was one of the pioneers of electronic music in Denmark, active in the resistance from 1944 and then later arrested by the Gestapo and survived in Frøslev prison camp. This woman’s devotion to music and tenacity are thus immortalised in a Transmediale work mixing watercolours, video projections and soundscape spacial audio.

    Francesca Centonze(1990) is an artist and filmmaker from Italy using the media of video, animation, audio and paintings. Her research is based on the correlation of images. She has participated in numerous projects and collaborations in which she has held various roles, not only as a camera operator and video editor, but also as director, co-director and producer. During her studies at the Free University of Bolzano, where she previously graduated in Design and Art, she developed an interest in filmmaking. Francesca currently studies and works between Vienna and Bolzano. She works for different clients such as musicians, artists, actors and institutions. Since 2018 she has been a student at the Univ. Prof. Mag.art Brigitte Kowanz/ Jakob Lena Knebl (Transmediale Kunst, Angewandte). Francesca since two years is also part of the interdisciplinary collective Klub Montage and she is involved in organising digital jam sessions, events and performances ranging from noize experimental music to art installations.
    https://vimeo.com/francescacentonze

    2 – Gavin Inglis – The Needle Box

    A quiet horror story about a mysterious puzzle, lifelong obsession, and how we sometimes walk a line between fascination and dread. As age erodes those we love, sometimes the hardest thing is to let them make their own choices, no matter how dangerous.

    Gavin Inglis is a writer and game creator based in Edinburgh, working across digital and tabletop spaces, with credits on Call of Cthulhu, Zombies, Run!, Fallen London and more. His interactive novels are published by Choice of Games and he recently released a graphic novel about Functional Neurological Disorder. He is known for energetic live spoken word performances, often with music.        http://www.gavininglis.com


    3 – Chan Sze Ying – Due to a reported emergency would all passengers leave the station immediately

    This piece is based on a recording I made in Green Park station, a busy London Underground station. It consists of 2 side connected by a tunnel. One day the station has become overcrowded and an announcement was broadcasted to evacuate the passengers. At the time I thought something more serious had happened and I decided to record my journey to the exit of the station. The more I listen to the recording, the more interesting sounds my ears picked up and I decided to orchestrate the interesting moments using additional recorded violin and flute sounds.

    Sze Ying Chan is a Hong Kong born composer based in London. Chan graduated from the Royal College of Music studying composition for screen with Francis Shaw and Howard Davidson. Chan also studied composition with Haris Kittos and Alison Kay, and electroacoustic music with Michael Oliva. During her studies she has been awarded a BAFTA scholarship and was under the mentorship of George Fenton.   szeyingchan.com

    4 – Selestra – Dispatches from Radiotopia- Hamburg Rehearsal: 04 7074- Lullaby in the Key of FT8

    Recorded during the first rehearsal of RADIOTOPIA, these tracks guide shortwave frequencies into a portable modular system for signal transmutation. Understanding or decoding is not the point, but rather these signals act like any other voltage in the system: one to be manipulated, one that can travel through the wires to modulate another parameter. Paired with algorithmic generation of melodies, the tracks manifest a merging of generated and captured voltages from around the world.
    More information can be found here: https://selestra.bandcamp.com/album/dispatches-from-radiotopia-hamburg-rehearsal.

    Selestra is a moniker of Adriana Knouf, PhD (NL/US), who works as an artist, writer, and xenologist, focusing on topics such as wet media, space art, and queer and trans futurities. 

    https://tranxxenolab.net/

    5 – Wulf Steel – Downfall

    An excerpt from the collection of poems Fallen. The full collection is yet to be completed but continues to ferment and grow. The excerpt here contains the poems Observing, Holding on, Downfall, Consequence and Ache which are grouped together in the collection.

    Always been a writer and always wanting to get work out there. A lover of performance, and someone who likes to think.

    https://www.cityofpoets.com/team/wulf           https://www.cityofpoets.com/items/clarity-is-sought

    6 – Stephen Scott – QRP Gammon

    MASSIVE EU PILE UP! musically enhanced!

    “Listen to this thermonuclear pile up on the amateur (ham) radio shortwave band as hundreds of European radio stations attempt to be the next station to speak with an American radio operator.
    This clip contains frantic European voices over the shortwave radio, a virtual cacophony of panicked competitors, each scrambling against one another pitting their over-modulated, speech-processed transmitted signals against themselves. A superlative electronic menagerie of individualism over collectivism that would have made John Locke proud.”
    (Original radio text from Freesound.com)

    Stephen Scott currently has produced work in a variety of musical formats since the 1970s, and is edging towards finding his own unique niche.            https://stephenscott.bandcamp.com

    7 – Johnny Dixon – Industry

    8 – Berk Yagli – Ideological Distortion

    Ideological Distortion is a piece which explores the dark side of today’s media, dilution of ideologies, and constant bombardment of confusion. It invites the listener into reflecting on the issues and feel the horror and hate that is constantly imposed on society whether we individuals are lucid about it or not.

    Berk Yağlı (born 1999) is a Cypriot guitarist, composer, and producer. His mission with his music has been to talk about social, political, and philosophical matters interestingly to invite the listeners into reflecting on the topics. He has been active in the UK since 2017. His works have been presented internationally. He is regularly invited to compose his music in studios throughout the world.

  • Maximilian Goldfarb - Negative
    21 August 2023  11:00 pm - 22 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    Negative is a 58-minute soundscape that evokes an imagined future reconstruction of the present moment: A drone captures aerial surveillance of a deserted landscape. The landscape is visualizing the previous activities that played out through the tools, devices and equipment of a civilization determined to understand and control its environment, while also causing its own destruction and dematerialization. We hear the ghosts of formerly crowded social environments, and the thick din of communications chatter but all that remains to be seen is a depopulated vastness of time remembered by geological form. Maximilian Goldfarb is an Assistant Professor of Art, University at Buffalo, and a current research fellow at the UB Humanities Institute. His project, M49, is a field transmission station on the property of the Wave Farm in Acra, NY. Goldfarb has participated in numerous exhibitions in venues including, Sculpture Center, NY; Stadsgalerij, NL; Magenta Plains, NY; Western Front, BC; White Columns, NY; and Hallwalls, Buffalo, NY. A recurring fellow at MacDowell, several of his publications can be found at Printed Matter and Art Metropole. Goldfarb participates in the ongoing interdisciplinary collaborations, “Wolf Tones” and “The Conduction Series”.

  • ANTIVOIDALLIANCE - SPAMJAM
    22 August 2023  11:00 pm - 23 August 2023  12:15 am

    description
    If parrhesia once described the bravery of a solo voice against a single force. Then a multitudinous oppression should be met with a chorus of dissent. A collective jamming of the signal; a co-produced glitch, a dissonant polyrhythm set against a discordant song. In defiance of the individualisation of our call the response to repression should be played amongst allies.
    A rehearsal of a people yet to come in a place still being built, an unspokenword night of joyous resistance, of reverberation and resonance, of Social Parrhesia As Musical JAM.
    Recorded live at Brighton Electric, Sunday 20 June 2021, Brighton

    Antivoid Alliance
    Live AV performance, audio, voice, video installation, live art intervention, interaction, film, graphics, improvised noise and movement. Agents of the Antivoid. Featuring: Grant Cieciura, Caleb Madden, Chris Sav, Ellis Warren, Stephen Mallinder, Luke Pendrell, Yumino Seki, Tiago De Sousa.

    https://antivoid.solutions/contents

23 August 2023
  • SHHE - When Water No Longer Flows
    23 August 2023  12:15 am - 12:35 am

    description
    Experimenting with methods of sonic interpolation, sound artist and musician SHHE presents new work in response to the critical water crisis in Iraq. Constructed using recordings from Dokan Dam – the site of one of the largest hydroelectric power plants in Iraq – the composition charts the in/out-flow of water at the dam over the last 40 years, using sonification to signify periods of flood and drought.

    With alarming water shortages in Iraq reported each year and within a complex hydro-political landscape, the work seeks a balance between stability and unpredictability, posing the question; When water no longer flows ¬– will it still sound?
     
    Created during a residency in Kurdistan-Iraq in April 2023 and first presented at Erbil Citadel as part of In Between Land and Water exhibition, supported by British Council Iraq.

    SHHE is the alias of Scottish-Portuguese sound artist, musician and producer, Su Shaw.
    Her artistic practice is influenced by environment and ecology, exploring themes of identity and connection at the intersection between sound, space and liminal states.
    SHHE’s eponymous debut album was released by One Little Independent Records. Sound works, performances and installations have been presented at V&A Dundee co-commissioned by MSCTY Tokyo, Summerhall, Cryptic Nights/CCA (Scotland), HANGAR (Lisbon, PT), Rawabet (Cairo, EG), Jesuit Cultural Centre (Alexandria, EG), Tankur/Westfjords Residency (IS), Erbil Citadel (IQ) and BFI and Sensoria’s FAMLAB (digital)

    Instagram @shhemusic
    http://www.shhemusic.com

  • Holbeck, Still - Procession parts 1 -3
    23 August 2023  12:35 am - 12:55 am

    description
    Explorations in dark electronic soundscapes, these three pieces represent three different parts of life: Part One is a beginning – trepidatious, unusual; Part Two is a life of chaos, rushing past at speed; Part Three is an ending, a slowing down of time and a return to nothing.

    Holbeck,Still is an audio artist based in Surrey, UK. The Holbeck,Still style fuses thick analog electronic sound design with unique captures of traditional instrumental tones.  This is compounded by a fascination for exploring the limits of the stereo field, whilst incorporating elements of randomness and imperfection.  He utilises a range of techniques that include field recordings, vintage tape machines, sampling and cutting-edge synthesis.  The resulting works are cinematic, complex soundscapes.  

    https://www.youtube.com/holbeckstill
    https://www.instagram.com/holbeck.still/
    https://www.holbeckstill.com

  • Dirk D'Hulster - Harvest Bell
    23 August 2023  1:00 am - 1:45 am

    description
    Harvest Bell is an audio-visual installation based on the Nieuwpoort carillon near the Belgian coast. It contains geophonic recordings.

    In addition, spectral sound of the different bells with overtones  are structured with great detail.
    The sound part consists of an 8 channel track system and can be performed on various speakers. This is the stereo version made for radio.

    The second part, the carillon was extensively documented with photographic collodion glass plates.

    Book : https://nl.blurb.com/books/11430361-harvest-bell

    Lp : Artist Edition of 1.

    http://www.dirkdhulster.org

  • Áine O'Dwyer - Music for Church Cleaners
    23 August 2023  1:45 am - 2:00 am

    description

  • Mark Vernon - Keeping Time - Part 1
    23 August 2023  2:00 am - 6:00 am

    description

    Keeping Time is a 22-hour-long meditative radio work that focuses on our perception of the passage of time and how time is measured. The piece combines durational recordings of clock workshops around the UK and beyond with a specially constructed ‘radio clock’ painstakingly created from 3,600 individual percussive sounds – one for each second of the hour – plus excerpts from interviews with some of the horologists who generously gave up their time for this project.

    It was originally commissioned by Radio Art Zone for Esch City of Culture 2022. Radio Art Zone was an epic 100-day long radio marathon in which 100 different artists each presented a 22-hour-long radio work.

    Listen to the full 22-hour-long programme and view the documentation of the project on the dedicated webpage here.

  • The Conduction Series - "In Recognition of Their Desperation" or "I Shot Andy Warhol" or "Radical Feminism"
    23 August 2023  6:00 am - 7:00 am

    description
    ANDY DILALLO (Boulder, CO)•AUGUST BLACK (Vienna, Austria)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PEP GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE conductor (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Samugan Sivanesan - fugitive frequency: Jammin’ with Suva Das
    23 August 2023  7:00 am - 8:00 am

    description

    Jammin’ is a mashed-up sonic (anti-)ethnography of networked multi-user audio streaming platforms such as Jamulus and SonoBus — MUDs for musos. This episode is a montage of recordings made in various jam rooms I entered or initiated in April 2021 during COVID lockdowns in Berlin. They were edited together with excerpts from a conversation I had in November 2020 with Helsinki-based artist Suva Das and a recording from his first performance on fugitive radio in August 2020.

    Special thanks to ‘Europe session’, ‘Jazz so what’, ‘probando‘, ‘talktesttrytipstricks‘, ‘1234_Portugal‘ among others. Also a shout out to Peter from Exerzierstraße for introducing me to these spaces.

    fugitive radio was initiated by Sumugan Sivanesan in 2020 to research migrant, queer and anticolonial issues and music in Helsinki, in collaboration with not only media arts association, Pixelache Helsinki, and generously supported by Kone Foundation. Since 2021 the fugitive frequency podcast has broadcast on the first Tuesday of every month with CoLaboRadio on Freie Radios–Berlin Brandenburg. It is also available on Helsinki Open Waves and lumbung radio/Station of Commons. Now into its third season, the fugitive frequency podcast has become a vehicle to record interviews, document events and performances, share music and collaborate with others curious about radio as a research method.

  • Shorts 3
    23 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1) Meryll Hardt – Métamorphe (4:29)  2) Simon Le Boggit – Therefore (19:21) 3) Alfredo Cerrito – Icanom (9:49) 4) Female Laptop Orchestra  – Once upon a time (4:41) 5) Ela Orleans – Chmura TV89 (8:44) 6) Wulf Steel – Holding on  (5:33) 7) Vincent Eoppolo with Maurizio Barbetti (Viola) – Systematic Delay Transmogrification  (3:17) 8) Juliana Capes – No math method (2:03 )

    1 – Meryll Hardt – Métamorphe (4:29)

    Emerging from a light rain, a woman’s breath mingles with the bestiary of a humid ecosystem, an undergrowth, where creatures are barely distinguishable: wolves, insectes, small sounds amplified, big sounds muted.  Sounds winding and spinning on the ground and in the air awaken intertwined mutant energies, which are carried away in a tornado between tonal and noise in a flock of seagulls.      https://soundcloud.com/meryllh

    2 – Simon Le Boggit – Therefore

    THEREFORE is a “perpetual” audio-poem which organically mutates and regenerates itself from a stanzacloud of verse. Each whispered line of the poem is relentlessly shifting in relation to every other line, as the poem endlessly renews itself. This is the closest that its creator Simon Le Boggit has come to expressing a state of mind where the physical and psychological suffering caused by the arthritic autoimmune disease Ankylosing Spondylitis shifts the goalposts so randomly and rapidly that you don’t know what you are – let alone who you are, where you are, or where you are going…
     
    Simon Le Boggit is a multimedia artist. He was born, inflated, and will eventually deflate.

    3 – Alfredo Cerrito – Icanom

    The composition originates from the idea that every material in nature, including human being, is subjected to continuous transformations, constantly changing without losing its intrinsic qualities, those characteristics that make it unique. In the general arch, several electro-acoustic windows open; these windows highlight the sonic and spectro morphological qualities of the sound material in different ways, by touching all the various degrees of subrogation, thus creating different sound worlds. In the macrostructure, the composition can be considered a great texture that metaphorically corresponds to the vital arch (birth – growth phase – decay – death).

    Alfredo Cerrito is an Italian saxophonist, composer and conductor. His works have been selected for important electronic music festivals.In particular, his compositions have recently been performed at the Audioblast Festival in Nice and Paris, at the “InSonora Project” in Barcelona, on the CJSW (Canada), for the “ResonanceFM” broadcast in England, for the SICM Colloque at the Sorbonne University of Paris and the University of Lille, for the “KunstArt” exhibition in Krakow. In February 2023 he was invited to play for the “TRK Glitch Club” Festival organized by the prestigious research center “Tempo Reale” (Florence), founded by L. Berio in 1987
    https://www.instagram.com/cerritalfred/

    4 – Female Laptop Orchestra – Once upon a time

    In 2021, the Fair_Play network (Austria) and Tsuku Boshi Records (France) invited Female Laptop Orchestra (FLO) to produce music for their upcoming EP, Ghost Structures, as part of the ]FairTsuku[ project, presenting female and non-binary composers from various backgrounds. 
    Between September 2021 and September 2022, FLO members: Nela Brown (Croatia), Maria Mannone (Italy), Magdalena Chudy (Poland), Ariane Stolfi (Brazil), Sonia Wilkie (Australia) and Ada Methea Hoel (Norway), connected over the network from their respective locations to record four tracks for the EP, showing that even in times of great uncertainty, creativity knows no boundaries when afforded by technology!

    Female Laptop Orchestra project, founded in 2014 by Nela Brown, connects female musicians, composers, artists, dancers, poets, engineers and scientists globally, through co-located and distributed collaborative music creation. Each performance is site-specific, mixing location-based field recordings, live coding, acoustic instruments, voice, sound synthesis, Web Audio API’s and VR environments with audiovisual streams arriving from different global locations. From stereo to immersive 3D audio (and everything in between), FLO is pushing the boundaries of technology and experimentation within the context of telematic ensemble improvisation.

    https://soundcloud.com/femalelaptoporchestra-music

    5 – Ela Orleans    – Chmura TV89

    Chmura TV 80 (Cloud in Polish) and it is made for the Theatre production called “Do Penguins Have Knees” (based on the most googled question in Poland, spoiler, they do!). As a theatre composer I use soundscapes which I like to call clouds to accompany longer monologues on stage. The cloud is to be played on a very low volume at the theatre so it is not a place to shine for a composer, but ultimately this is my favourite part of work. The sound adds more real texture to the bare and hollowness of the stage sound which I personally find irritating. Perfect silence on the stage means that I will hear people’s stomachs rumbling and grunting. it is particularly stressful for people with asthma like me, for whom silence in the theatre causes anxiety which in effect causes heavy breathing and coughing. This particular cloud is made on the base of the list of the films and programs I watched on TV in 80s and 90s. There are Polish News , Children program called Miś Uszatek, science program called Sonda, crime series called 07 Zgloś się, but also Dynasty, Benny Hill, homily from the Polish archbishop and fragment of the interview with famous Polish filosopher Władysław Tatarkiewicz.

    6 – Wulf Steel – Holding on

    An excerpt from the collection of poems Fallen. The full collection is yet to be completed but continues to ferment and grow. The excerpt here contains the poems Observing, Holding on, Downfall, Consequence and Ache which are grouped together in the collection.

    Always been a writer and always wanting to get work out there. A lover of performance, and someone who likes to think.

    https://www.cityofpoets.com/team/wulf          https://www.cityofpoets.com/items/clarity-is-sought

    7 – Vincent Eoppolo with Maurizio Barbetti (Viola) – Systematic Delay Transmogrification

    8 – Juliana Capes – No math method

    “GOWO MANGO” an album of song sketches by visual artist and describer Juliana Capes,  commissioned as expanded audio description by artist Laura Aldridge,  as part of an audio interpretation of her recent monograph THINGS THAT SOAK YOU.

    Capes’s descriptions of Aldridge’s sculptures have morphed through conversation into sketches of songs, through exploration of Laura’s working methods of expanded collage, shared enthusiasm about musical influences and love of mash up and the encouragement burgeoning friendship and collaboration.

    http://www.julianacapes.co.uk

  • Holger Mohaupt - Echtzeit: Sunrise Under the Olive Tree
    23 August 2023  9:00 am - 10:00 am

    description
    The story goes that the cicadas were once men, before the birth of the Muses, and when the Muses were born and song appeared, some of the men were so overcome with delight that they sang and sang,forgetting food and drink, until at last unconsciously they died. From them the cicada tribe afterwards arose, and they have this gift from the Muses, that from the time of their birth they need no sustenance, but sing continually, without food or drink, until they die (…). The myth of the Cicadas appears in Plato’s The Phaedrus in a dialogue between Socrates and Phaedrus, one of his students. They meet on a riverbank in the shade of a tree occupied by a chorus of cicadas. Holger Mohaupt is an artist and filmmaker based on the East Coast of Scotland. Born in Germany, Holger studied visual communication and anthropology at the Art Academy in Hamburg, followed by a practice-led doctorate at the University of Dundee. Holger is senior lecturer in Film Studies at Liverpool John Moores University.

  • José Alejandro Rivera - Blue Ecology For Future Memory
    23 August 2023  10:00 am - 10:30 am

    description

    Blue Ecology for Future Memory playfully imagines a sci-fi exchange between an anonymous user who sings in their sleep; an “empathy-trained” AI, the Isostasy Voice CompanionTM; and the Dinoflagellate Overmind, abioluminescent, phytoplankton super-consciousness.

    The user’s hypersensitive experience ofultra-terrestrial contact in Puerto Rico becomes a whirling portal enabling thetelepathic PyrodiniumBahamense to enter, infecting Amber the TeleTher-pathistTM with the neurotoxin, Saxitoxin. In the expanded state of interspecies communication, the user receives messages through ancient, secret-containing eco-cultural technologies.

    The leaked session recording captures psycho-sonic knowledge transfer disruptions that are due to various system glitches occurring throughout the dynamic exchange, which is all of a sudden cut short.

    Credits: Text, sound, and voice (user and Pyrodinium Bahamense)by José Alejandro Rivera (Proxemia) 

    Additional AI voices featuring Amber, #667777(“Isostasy Voice CompanionTM”)and Cora, #653214 (“Isostasy System Default”) from speechgen.io

    Blue Ecology for Future Memory – proxemia sound

    José Alejandro Rivera (Proxemia) is a sound artist, composer, performer, and designer. Informed by a background in music, architecture, and tending land, José draws on critical cartography, systems, and flows of temporalities to create evocative, experimental sound works, radio and transmission art, geo-notational maps, sound design for film, and place-based, multichannel installations.

    Their layered encounters with the electromagnetic spectrum pursue expanded states of consciousness, sonic agency,sites of contingency and multiplicity, science fiction, and notions of identity as they relate to neurodivergence, language, diaspora, and queerness. Among many physical spaces, their work has been presented on radia.fm, Radio Amnion,Wave Farm’s WGXC-90.fm, framework radio, textsound.org, and disquiet.com.

    They studied art and sound in MIT’s Program in Art, Culture, & Technology (MSc 2017), and hold a BS in Architecture& Environmental Design from Kent State University (2011). They are currently based in southwest Vermont, US.

    http://www.proxemiasound.net

    @jrriverr

  • Matto Zoppi - DEDALO
    23 August 2023  10:30 am - 11:00 am

    description
    All that was submerged slowly re-emerges and what remained after the flood reorganizes itself in a new form. Contaminated by our dreams and nightmares, our memories and concepts merge; what has happened to our critical thinking in this plurality?

    The highly theatrical and vocal dimensions of the writing are intertwined with biographical facts, developing a series of sound environments and narrative episodes. Daedalus imprisoned in his creation is a metaphor for the feeling of imprisonment in our climate-changing times.

    A need to seek an outlet for our grief, but also an infantile part that needs to mutate into something new.

    Italian performer, and musician. His artistic practice develops from the use of words, voice and mechanisms for sound and narrative manipulation. He is one of the founders of the Florence-based multimedia poetry collective Fumofonico and with San Giorgio Cibernetico is a finalist in 2021 of Alberto Dubito Prize for poetry and music. He worked in many contexts between theater, radio, performance art and digital media projects. His first solo work “Dedalo” is out in May 2023 for Fango Radio Editions.

    Mixed by Francesco Toninelli
    Mastered by Renato Grieco

    IG: m_zoop
    SC: https://on.soundcloud.com/AehjV

  • Kolekto - Orkney Sound Waves: Home
    23 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:30 am

    description

    Orkney Library & Archives sound archive is home to hundreds of voices on reel to reel tapes and cassettes, rich in dialect and broad in content. We wondered about the home these voices had before they made it in to the archives. We wanted to ask them a question What does home mean to you?.

    Travelling across time, this audio ballad is a lyrical and immersive experience. Let the Orkney Sound Waves wash over you.

    https://orkneysoundwaves.wordpress.com/

    Kolekto is the creative partnership of Rebecca Marr and Mark Jenkins. Based in Orkney, Scotland, they provide a bespoke design and delivery service for community heritage and participatory arts projects through audio, photography and film production.

    kolekto.co.uk

    https://twitter.com/KolektoCreative

    https://www.instagram.com/kolektocreative/

     

     

     

  • Buffer Zone
    23 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    1) Action Pyramid – River Waveney – Aquatic Plants, Insects & Other Living Things #1 (3:49)
    2) Sisters Akousmatika – Chapter 2_Short (3:37)
    3) Camille Hummel –
    Gyongyi (3:54)
    4) Dante Tanzi – Pari (8:02)

    1) Action Pyramid – River Waveney – Aquatic Plants, Insects & Other Living Things #1 
    From the album ‘Singing Below the Surface’. 
     
    2) Sisters Akousmatika – Border_Radio Chapter 2: Spectrum Auction

    3) Camille Hummel –
    Gyongyi

     
     In the distance it hovers. Quietly he waits. Opposite, tenacious, Gyongyi watches.

    Camille Hummel is a young french sound artist, working on ecology and societal topics. She likes to use sounds as tiny pieces of paper, trying to mix up everything, words, voices, fieldrecording, and sound-design to express herself. Besides, she does documentaries and writes stories for TV and video games.
    https://camillehummel.com/
     
    4) Dante Tanzi – Pari

    Pari is inspired by ritual-type ceremonies and, more generally, by those practices which, by modulating the quality of listening, aim to draw on particular dimensions of experience. Pari has a linear-cyclic trend that develops over six tracks and is based on the repetition of an ordered sequence of 13 female voice samples, immersed in electronic sounds. The samples include words of the Italian language and meaningless vocal expressions, of an emotional type: Prati, Con, Gheu, Pari, Oss, Alti, Se, Sol, Boi, Mmhs, Ella, Za, Onde. The words and vocal expressions are underlined and accompanied by the melodies of a synthetic wind instrument.
     
    Dante Tanzi is a composer and performer of acousmatic music. His compositions have been performed in Italy (Musica Nel Nostro Tempo, Colloquium of Music Informatics, Festival 5 Giornate, Festival Musica e Suoni, Levanto Music Festival), in Switzerland (Euromicro, Computer Music Concert), in Canada (EuCue Series), in the United Kingdom (ICMC, Sonorities), in Spain (Flix Festival, Festival Bernaola), in France (Festival Licences, Festival Futura, SIME, En Chair et En Son, Klang!, Festival Technomancie), in Colombia (BunB), in the United States (NYCEMF), in Portugal (DME) in Austria (Ars Electronica), in Argentina (Atemporànea), in Japan (OUA-EMF, ACSM116) and in Belgium (Le space du son).

    https://www.audior.eu/chi-siamo/

  • Production 2 - Alëna Korolëva -Premonitions
    23 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

    description
    Whenever I go, I can’t help but notice signs of a looming change. I eavesdrop on conversations of creatures big and small, and like me, they seem uneasy and uncertain about what’s to come. Something is in the air, dark clouds gather, winds are shifting course. Amidst the confusion and restlessness, the voices of natural and human-made worlds blend in a worrisome symphony. This piece is an ode to anticipation, to the beauty of different forms of life on the brink of the sixth mass extinction. Joining in the chorus are the American toad, northern winds, an old kettle, mr. Cat, tawny owl, crickets, domestic chickens and pigs, trumpeter swans, honey bees, truck horns, cormorants, seagulls and other elements and critters.

    Alëna Korolëva is an artist and curator, who works with sound, photo and video.
    Her sound work is focused on field recordings, acoustic ecology, soundscape studies and acousmatic composition. Her technique employs elements of documentary storytelling and experimental music.
    Based in Toronto, Canada.

    alenakoroleva.com

  • NostrilFlair - Liminal Time Travel
    23 August 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    Everyone travels through time and we all experience it differently. Sometimes while traveling you have to wait and float in Liminal time. Those moments in between using time in the way you want. This might be waiting for a pint at the bar or waiting for one form of transport or another, sometimes being on a whatever mode of transport you are using works as a different flavour of Liminal time. At times making music can dwell within this liminal time especially with “experimental music” where you might not fully know what is happening until you listen back to a recording of what you have been working on. NostrilFlair collaboration between C. GlöOmy and Nil by Nose. nilbynose.bandcamp.com comakultur.bandcamp.com

  • Shorts 17
    23 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – Ineffable – LDN;LDS (13:41)
    2 – Emma Margetson – Isochrone (11:55)
    3 – Serge Bulat    – Vacant Reality (5:40)
    4 – Jeff Gburek – Inexplicable Cuts (5:54)
    5 – Lorenzo Abattoir – Second Act – 02 Living in a Cage of Flesh (14:55)
    6 – Lee Nicoll – wednesday (5:50)
    7 – Patric Simmerud – Life is biutiful (0:40)

    1 – Ineffable – LDN;LDS

    An ear witness testimony to the distant between us.

    Ineffable is a curatorial project, interactive publication and facilitator for sound art workshops and events.

    @ineffablezine  
    https://ineffable.blue/

    2 – Emma Margetson – Isochrone

    A work combining close-up microphone recordings of a bicycle and field recordings from the Elbe Tunnel in Hamburg, a 426m tunnel for pedestrians, bikes and cars. Drawing on the cyclic, continuous nature of the material, the evolving sounds reference the never-ending
    structures found within such spaces.

    This is a 3D spatial composition composed for 16 loudspeakers. The immersive spatial environment subtly transitions and morphs between the two sound sources: the bicycle and the tunnel. This immersive environment, with spatial transitions takes the listener on a
    journey to different places drawing on the philosophy of reality tunnels.

    Dr Emma Margetson is an acousmatic composer and sound artist. She is a Lecturer in Sound Design and Research Fellow in Audiovisual Space: Recontextualising Sound-Image Media at the University of Greenwich. Her research interests include, sound diffusion and spatialisation practices; site specific works, sound walks and installation; audience development and engagement; and community music practice. She has received a variety of awards and special mentions for her work including, first prize in the prestigious L’Espace du Son International Spatialisation Competition by INFLUX (Musiques & Recherches), klingt gut! Young Artist Award in 2018 and Ars Electronica Forum Wallis 2019

    http://www.emmamargetson.co.uk

    3 – Serge Bulat    – Vacant Reality

    “Vacant Reality” is a sound experience designed to question our perception of reality and self versus the environment. It is meant to expand the concept, and document our thoughts and feelings on the matter.

    The project takes the listener to the depths of the mind, in the center of the experiment. The piece was recorded on a mountain in Oviedo, Spain, in nature’s isolation, from the viewpoint exposing dramatic city landscape, which provided a deeply reflective experience.
    This event became a demonstration of one’s place in society, pinpointing our “social self” which could be objectively analyzed under given conditions. We observe an external avatar created for survival in the big city or digital world. This unrealistic exaggerated persona, build with logical reasoning, has become a thick carcass hiding our true essence, disconnecting us from Reality.

    The text is a series of ideas about the subject, in which priority is given to questions rather than answers. The field recording, taken in countries including Spain, Portugal, Italy, and the USA, features imagination triggers such as sounds of transportation, various languages, and landmark noise, providing an expansion of the experiential background.

    (Released on the album “Similarities Between Fish And A Chair”, 2021)

    Serge Bulat is a Moldovan-American multidisciplinary artist who has been contributing to both European and American scenes, exploring various mediums: from music and visuals to radio and theater productions. Artists’ most notable works are “Queuelbum” (IMA award for Best Electronic Album), the immersive video game “Wurroom”, and the audiovisual installations included in conferences such as Technarte, NYCEMF, Convergence, and New Mimesis. Recent artistic activities comprise the release of the multi-format albums “Wurmenai”, “Similarities Between Fish And A Chair” (a collaboration with artists from 10 countries), and the score for the experimental game “Isolomus”.  Bulat’s ongoing project ‘Inkblot’, presented at selected festivals was recently published in the scientific journal Vortex.

    https://sergebulat.com

    4 – Jeff Gburek – Inexplicable Cuts

    Composed of field recordings from Poland, Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria, the Inexplicable Cuts sequence presents a layered view of 2 years of travel in Eastern Europe that maps changes in climate and mood through means of sound. The aim is to present some purely sonological data to assess the effects of invasiveness.

    Jeff Gburek is a poet, sound-artist, musician & traveller currently based in Poznan, Poland. Jeff Gburek has bandcamp, soundcloud sites. His blog can be searched either by using his name, spellled G-B-U-R-E-K or by typing in Transparent Abelard.

    http://transparent-abelard.blogspot.com/
    http://soundcloud.com/jeff-gburek
    https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/
    http://www.djalma.com

    5 – Lorenzo Abattoir – Second Act: 02 Living in a Cage of Flesh

    From the album ‘The second act’ on Vice de Forme. The continuation of a metamorphosis process started one year ago with the album “Disincarnazone”. These two tracks were recorded in Torino at the end of 2022 during some sessions of constant reiteration of breathing techniques and imitation of animal sounds into an amplified environment.

    Lorenzo Abattoir is a sound artist based in Torino (IT). A key element of his work is the relationship between spiritual practices and unusual methods of audio processing, mainly focusing on the use of microphones as a medium for the amplification of an act. He explores the boundaries between sound and noise using breathing techniques, bodily sounds and different kinds of amplified objects as instruments to structures his performances.

    https://vicedeforme.bandcamp.com/album/second-act

    6 – Lee Nicoll – wednesday

    I’m watching comedy on TV in many places with many friends and family. Everyone on the show is laughing, Nobody watching is.

    Ancient musician started in the 60’s Bluesboom then all the way to the Italian cowbow scene and songwriting and recording. Now disabled so no more prancing about on stage so I now compose on computer – freedom!. moved right into ambient noise abstract etc.

    7 – Patric Simmerud – Life is biutiful

    Originally composed as opening music for a Swedish documentary radio show about music from all around the world. The phrase ”Life is beautiful” is being said in seven different languages, and I mixed it with recordings from all continents except South America (which I’ve never visited) to create a short prologue for this radio show about auditive representations of life and culture around the globe.

    Patric Simmerud (°1963) is a composer and sound artist based in Stockholm, Sweden. Classically trained and with wide influences, my work as a composer range from contemporary art music – including electroacoustic and radiophonic pieces, chamber music and music for full orchestra – to soundscapes and music for film. As a sound artist, I have explored various artistic disciplines such as installation, performance, videoart. My work has been internationally performed and included in various art exhibitions. In addition, I lead the music and score engraving company MakeMyDayMusic.

    http://www.simmerud.com
    http://www.makemydaymusic.com
    http://www.linkedin.com/in/simmerud
    http://www.soundcloud.com/simmerud

  • Diarmuid MacDiarmada - Channeling
    23 August 2023  2:00 pm - 2:45 pm

    description
    ‘Channeling’ was originally created in 2014 for the Cowtown festival in The Joinery gallery, Dublin. The work is an homage to the mysterious ‘number stations’ that broadcast recorded loops of words, letters and snippets of melody on long wave radio channels. The purpose of these recordings is still not known; it is believed they are possibly coded messages but it is unclear who might be the author or the intended recipient. The work also nods to the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and to Robert Ashley’s ‘Automatic Writing’ and to odd moments in rock’n’roll. The work was revised in 2023.

    Diarmuid MacDiarmada is a multimedia artist based in Sligo, Ireland. He has been active since the early 90’s in a host of guises and bands as well as in theatre and film. He is currently active in the group Rún and working on a video project dealing with artificial intelligence as A Bad Visitor.
     
    https://soundcloud.com/diarmuid-macdiarmada

  • Diana Duta & Julia E. Dyck - Calvin Versus Darnell: An Experiment in the Stimulation of Deja Vu and Jamais Vu in Saint Erme
    23 August 2023  2:45 pm - 3:30 pm

    description
    Deja vu and jamais vu, approached through the realm of acoustics rather than the visual. Episode I of THE_CITY Battery, a Neurological Evaluation of THE_CITY. Written by Erik Belgum. Produced and Performed by Diana Duta and Julia E Dyck. Featuring Carolina Lemos and Karel Zapfe. Original music by Diana Duta and Julia E Dyck. Recorded at PAF, Saint Erme, FR, 2022.

  • Olli Aarni – Tallentamisesta
    23 August 2023  3:30 pm - 4:00 pm

    description

    Tallentamisesta is a radio essay, that contemplates ways of preserving things. Is it possible to preserve things and access them again in the future? How can something so complex as an acoustic sound or a thought be saved in any kind of format? The essay is mostly in Finnish, and it is written, narrated and sound designed by Olli Aarni, except for an English passage that’s narrated by Mia Tarkela.

    Olli Aarni (born 1988) is an experimental sound and music artist based in Helsinki, Finland. His work has been published on LPs, CDs and cassette tapes in four continents, and in addition he has made sound poetry, interactive web-based sound pieces, installations and radio work.

    olliaarni.com
    olliaarni.bandcamp.com

  • Antrianna Moutoula - Much (scored out) love, A. live from The Creative Lab, CCA
    23 August 2023  4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    You are welcome to join Antrianna in the Creative Lab at CCA for this performance.

    Having as a starting point a series of letters from her family archive, in Much love (scored out), A. Antrianna Moutoula talks and writes nonstop in order to create an overload of words, thoughts, lyrics, memories, and citations, all seeking their own linearity.

    During her residency in the Creative Lab of CCA Glasgow, Moutoula will continue her research on autotheory (the merging of autobiography and theory) by reworking the recently discovered letters of her grandmothers through the performance practice of nonstop languaging.

    Antrianna Moutoula (GR, 1994) lives and works in Amsterdam. Primarily language-based her work spans performance, film, radio, and writing. Driven by the desire to articulate the continuous present, her ongoing research focuses on nonstop languaging, an autotheoretical practice in which she performs streams of consciousness by tracing her thoughts through language simultaneously in spoken and written form. By engaging with this practice in various contexts, she aims to contribute to a renegotiation of the confinements of knowledge production within artistic academic discourse. Always seeking ephemeral encounters with necessary others, she explores nonstop languaging as a biweekly radio performance at Radio WORM. Moutoula’s practice is currently supported by the Artist Start Grant of the Mondriaan Fonds (NL).
     
    antriannamoutoula.com

  • Velvachell - to yourself
    23 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description

    An audio collage made up of layers of found and manipulated sound, captured and created at a residency in the small town of Jilotepec and its neighbouring Mexico City. Amongst the noise and the voices that the artist encountered are melodic experiments created in response to the wonderfully precarious environment. DIY instruments, software and pedals act as a blanket to the voice notes sent in Spanish that investigate the unanswered question of why so many female artists find themselves creating in Mexico.

    Velvachell is an artist and musician working with visual and sound collage. She collects the peculiar fragments of our everyday whilst recreating imagined memories. She recently presented a series of sound works and photographic transfers titled ‘oddities of the waking hour’ at COBERTIZO, Mexico and this audio piece presented for Radiophrenia was originally part of an installation and solo exhibition at Listen Gallery, Glasgow. She has also exhibited at Street Level Photoworks and Glasgow Open House Arts Festival in 2021.

    Portfolio: Velvachell (cargocollective.com)
    Instagram: @v.rchell

  • Buffer Zone
    23 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Ezio Piermattei – Turismo dentale 3 (5:43)
    2) Guillaume Loizillon – Ordinary times (8:53)

     


    1) Ezio Piermattei – Turismo dentale 3 
     
    From the album  ‘Turismo dentale’.
     
     
    2) Guillaume Loizillon – Ordinary times

    Ordinary Times is a piece which, under the mimetic aspect of the sounding the collective breath, envisages more buried dimensions. The piece uses material made from field recordings made during strike movements, outdoors and in public transport. They map different moments of street demonstrations in recent years with their cries, their slogans and their spontaneous music: songs, percussion, batucadas etc. Mixed with these edited and transformed recordings is a set of electronic sounds that build a noisy, melodic or uniform counterpoint. The echoes of the conflict finally drown in the resonant distances of the corridors and tunnels.

    Guillaume LOIZILLON lives and works in Paris. Composer and musician attracted by many other forms, he remains independent and constantly attracted to new experiments and artistic developments. Electronic music, sound arts, improvisation, poetry, installations, intermedia encounters, net art, etc. He was a lecturer in the music department of the University of Paris 8, director of the UFR arts aesthetic philosophy and co-founder of the independent label Trace Label. He has worked with, among others: Bony Bikaye, Merce Cunningham Dance Company, Valère Novarina, Julien Blaine, Joël Hubaut, Jacques Donguy, Tom Johnson, Esther Ferrer, Costis Triandaphylou, Barney Wilen, Hector Zazou…

    https://loizillon.paris/
     

  • Action Pyramid - Plant Playback
    23 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    description
    The sounds of aquatic plant photosynthesis interpreted. Taking inspiration from the mixtape format, where versioning and remixing are common tropes, Plant Playback presents sections of subaquatic source material, each initially in a raw unprocessed state, followed by sonic diversions exploring the inherent rhythmic and harmonic properties of these sounds. Interview excerpts with researchers specialising in freshwater bioacoustics, as well as computer-processed interpretations of the sonic data, such as audio-to-MIDI capture, further illustrate a personal quest to understand and appreciate the complexity and strange unknowable nature of these sounds. With special thanks to acoustic ecologists Camille Desjonquères, Gea van de Lee, and Jack Greenhalgh for their time and expertise on the subject.   A list of the sound sources for ‘Plant Playback’ can be found on our website at radiophrenia.scot/artist/commissions/action-pyramid Tom Fisher is a sound artist and musician based in the marshy edge-lands of North East London. Working primarily under the name Action Pyramid his projects vary from site-specific sound installation and headphone based works for galleries and museums, to experimental radio works, music and documentary. With a background in electronic music and audio production his creative practice involves using sound and composition to re-examine and reconsider our surroundings, looking at the relationship between ourselves and the nonhuman, and our part in the wider ecologies of landscapes. With a multitude of recording techniques, often aimed at exploring and re-interpreting the seemingly unnoticed and unheard elements of our surroundings, he looks to present compositional and spatial expressions of these acoustic phenomena in a way that attempts to offer up alternative perspectives regarding perceptions of scale, hierarchical bias and the interconnectedness of living things.

  • Lise Lebleux - Ces lieux d’à côté
    23 August 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    The gestures and anecdotes of a beekeeper, the sound of a flooded chasm, the dampness of a tunnel, snatches of underground voices, a man preparing for winter, rebellious radio waves, an observant with a passion for animal photography: all these proposed recordings aim to project the listener into the specific acoustic conditions of each place. These selected places may be on the periphery, rarely inhabited or visited, or sometimes even inaccessible.

    Lise Lebleux lives and works in Paris. By using field-recording as her main artistic medium she creates sound topologies of different spaces, which are accessible for the listener only through the listening experience: each sound piece is the result and audiophonic record of a specific and unique space with its present and given condition(s). Most recently she has been composing and broadcasting radiophonic pieces for *Duuu Radio Paris and Montez Press Radio New York.   She is currently working on a new commission for ORF Ö1 Kunstradio, Vienna.

    https://liselebleux.fr/index.html
    Instagram: @lise_lebleux

  • Mark Vernon - Magneto Mori Brussels
    23 August 2023  7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

    description
    Magneto Mori: Brussels is a process-based sound work that investigates the collective memory of Brussels residents, intertwining them with the environmental sounds of the city to weave new and unexpected narratives. It is an exploration of tape recording as a form of memory storage – and the deliberate distressing, eroding and deterioration of present day sounds to disrupt their chronology; historicising the present and fast-forwarding the effects of time. Contrasting and combining these sounds with higher fidelity recordings draws attention to the different substrata of time that are an intrinsic (though largely unacknowledged) part of any non-realtime sound production. The intention here was to create a ‘memory tape’ that acts as an audio portrait of the city and its inhabitants. This involved asking people to recall their earliest or most vivid memories and recording them direct to open reel tape. On the other side of the tape everyday sounds of the city were captured. Through a series of processes that mirror the complexity and frailty of human memory this ‘memory tape’ was then fragmented, muddled, corroded, partially erased with magnets, buried in the ground for 10 days and finally excavated and reconstituted. During this process sounds and memories are literally erased and the remains are spliced back together in a random sequence. The end result is a cut-up collage of fragmented voices and distorted field recordings. In some instances I chose to ‘re-construct’ parts of the missing memories using copies made of the original recordings. In counterpoint, a semi-autobiographical text by Elodie A. Roy reflecting on her parents memories of Brussels is interspersed throughout the piece appearing as a series of answerphone messages. Produced during a one-month residency at Q-O2, Brussels in August, 2022. Commissioned by Kunstradio for Ö1 ORF, Austria. First broadcast at 22.05 CET, 21st May, 2023. Narration written, performed and recorded by Elodie A. Roy. All other recordings by Mark Vernon. Composed by Mark Vernon. Featuring the voices of Henry Andersen, Diana Duta, Julia Eckhardt, Nika Breithaupt, Stuart McGregor, Amber Meulenijzer, Pauline Mikó, Caroline Profanter and Mark Vernon. Thank you to the participants, everyone at Q-O2, Elisabeth Zimmerman, Elodie A. Roy, Barry Burns and Manja Ristić.

  • Shorts 43
    23 August 2023  8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

    description
    1 – Cristina Marras – Sardinia, which is like nowhere (10:00)
    2 – Wohnen – Pan-fried Mushrooms (16:33)
    3 – Johnny Dixon -Was This Helpful Vol.2 Pt. 1 (7:11)
    4 – Alfredo Cerrito – The remembrance of present (6:44)
    5 – Noel Molloy –  60 seconds radio : In The Beginning (1:00)        
    6 – Magda Lampropoulo – Two Ears Are Not Enough (9:06)
    7 – Craig Hunter – Staple (8:01)

    1 – Cristina Marras – Sardinia, which is like nowhere

    Inspired by my experience of growing up in Sardinia surrounded by stories about D.H. Lawrence’s visit and his book, in with he gives a myopic and insensitive portrayal of Sardinia and its inhabitants. Yet, people here still celebrate him and boast with plaques his passage. I embarked on a journey to retrace his footsteps, exploring breath-taking vineyards, and, along the way, I encounter Stefano Soi, a pioneer with awe-inspiring dedication to the land who embraces old traditions while planning and creating a sustainable future. A story about neo-colonialism and the importance of preserving traditional practices in the face of modernisation.

    English is my second language and my Italian accent is for me a political act. I have lived 8 years in Berlin and 23 in Melbourne, and some of my stories have been produced by the ABC. I moved back home 7 years ago. My name is Cristina Marras and although I have been telling stories for as long as I can remember, I am self-taught, so sometimes my ideas don’t come out the way I hear them in my mind. This doesn’t prevent me to tell them anyway.

    http://Www.cristinamarras.com

    2 – Wohnen – Pan-fried Mushrooms, Algae Bubbles and the Heart Chant

    This piece is a collection of sounds from a workshop I hosted that celebrated women and non-binary people in experimental music by practising some of Pauline Oliveros’ sonic meditations. These sounds are woven in with field recordings from a different project called ‘con-crete’ that explored the entangled nature of site through the more-than-human voices that make up place identity. Together I feel they inspire a gentle conversation between the listener and the many voices that become audible when we choose to listen. This piece was curated for radio as an exciting and accessible setting to develop an awareness of one another.

    I am a graduate of the Sound Arts MA at LCC and come from a background in Geography at University of Glasgow. Currently I want to develop my career in sound arts and explore radio as a medium of presenting my work. My practise traverses boundaries of sound, ecology and geography as I explore the testimonies of our more-than-human symbionts. By using field recordings and experimenting with playful interactive mediums of listening, my work seeks to challenge the way in which we interact with the world in, amongst and around us.

    http://www.wohnensound.com

    3 – Johnny Dixon -Was This Helpful Vol.2 Pt. 1

    4 – Alfredo Cerrito – The remembrance of present

    5 – Noel Molloy –  60 seconds radio : In The Beginning

    We are all made of the same stuff    

    6 – Magda Lampropoulo – Two Ears Are Not Enough

    The “Two Ears Are Not Enough” is a work associated with hearing problems seeking a different empathic experience of the audience with hearing loss. Undefined everyday sounds, coming from unknown sources, can cause confusion, letting the imagination relate them with things or happenings from different sources. This piece was created for “SHAWR” Space21 Radio Art Festival in Iraqi Kurdistan and was broadcasted online on December 15th, 2020.

    Magda Lampropoulou (b. 1977 Athens) is a sculptress and sound artist based in Athens, Greece. Her work engages with diverse, expressive media including audio, performance, sculpture, installations, and video. She works with the medium of sound, creating artworks associated with hearing problems, seeking a different empathic concurrency of the audience. She holds a degree in Sculpture (MArt) from the Athens School of Fine Arts (2004). Her participation in exhibitions, festivals, artistic radio podcasts and residencies (“Tectonics Athens21”, Onassis Cultural Centre/ “Works for Radio #4”, The Lake Radio/ Space21 Radio Art Festival, Kurdistan), has resulted in her identifying her work methodology.

    https://magdoulas6.wixsite.com/magda-lampropoulou/in-situ
    https://soundcloud.com/user-679960107

    7 – Craig Hunter – Staple

    Sometimes ideas get stuck in your head and demand attention for them to be set free. Likewise, revisiting the site of painful memories can help with personal trauma. Using storytelling and field recordings, Staple invites the listener to share in this process, closing a chapter while acknowledging the impressions left behind.

    Craig Hunter is a writer, actor and DJ, compiling a monthly show for Radio Buena Vida of beatless soundscapes, neotonal compositions and spoken word. Previous Radiophrenia contributions have related to mushroom foraging, featuring field recordings and spoken word, while his work has also been broadcast on Glasgow Doors Open Day Radio.

  • Robin Bale - Yet I Came After
    23 August 2023  9:00 pm - 9:30 pm

    description

    This piece was commissioned as a response to the 1988 performance BledEdge by Alastair MacLennan. Sections of an interview with MacLennan are interspersed with Bale’s meditations on the concept of shared memory, or even memory itself, in relation both to a deliberately evanescent form such as performance or such a slippery concept such as history, or “era”. It culminates in an awkward late night street corner conversation with a sardonic ghost, voiced by the artist Nicola Woodham.

    Voices:
    Alastair MacLennan  
    Nicola Woodham  
    Robin Bale
    TS Eliot

    Written, produced, composed and directed by Robin Bale

    Robin Bale

    Robin Bale is a performer, poet and sound artist from London.

    http://www.robinbale.blogspot.co.uk

  • This Is..... Radio Limbo 1
    23 August 2023  9:30 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    Produced by Pete Hazell

    Radio Limbo offers an escape to its own world through plundered airwaves and curated music. Made with 90% recycled material (from irresponsibly sourced samples) this new mixtape is a compilation of the cut and paste highlights that bejewel our monthly shows.
    It marks five years of our residency on Bristol’s Noods Radio, and is packed with hallucinatory skits, plunderphonic sketches, music edits and playful collage that seek to transport, amuse and maybe gently disturb the listener.
     

    Pete Hazell has produced and hosted Radio Limbo for 5 years, and alongside creative collaborator Sean Lee, runs the cassette label Limbo Tapes.  As well as producing radio curiosities, Pete and Sean are musicians in their own right, making music as Titus 12 and Dive Reflex Service respectively. In 2022 they joined forces as World Of Repetitive Music for a collaborative album.
    Their music, and Radio Limbo material is available via Limbo Tapes on Bandcamp.

    This is… Radio Limbo tape & digital release
    https://limbotapes.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-radio-limbo

    Limbo Tapes on Soundcloud:
    https://soundcloud.com/limbotapes

    Noods Radio
    https://noodsradio.com/residents/radio-limbo

    Radio Limbo Patreon:
    https://www.patreon.com/radiolimbo

  • Shorts 31
    23 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1 – Sam Francis – Islanding (10:22)  2 – Mel Bakewell – Keep your protest 2019 (3:33) 3 – Chin Ting Chan – Whispers of Time (13:57) 4 – Liam Dougherty – When your house is on fire, you don’t read poetry, and you don’t sing a folk song (5:15) 5 – Jacks Broken Head – Error Flow V (14:00)
    6 – Damian Anache – Territorio (1:46) 7 – Dariusz Mazurowski – Exhibition I (7:55) 8 – Johnny Dixon – Pixelate (1:22)        

    1 – Sam Francis – Islanding

    This audio is an extract from the text written during and after 24 hours spent upon the Welsh Island of Flat Holm situated in the midst of the murky waters of the Severn estuary.  It is a rough edit; like the sea. It is an exploration of what it is to be islanded, and disoriented in the middle of the ocean. 

    My work broadly takes the form of an expanded drifting practice – as an exploration of everyday places and wilderness spaces as both inspiration and collaborators. Through approaching different contexts and environments with the intention of an explorer, I attempt to uncover the spirit,  and real or imagined mythologies associated with a place.

    https://samfrancisco.co.uk/Flat-Holm-Island

    2 – Mel Bakewell – Keep your protest 2019

    In September 2019, ‘hundreds of thousands’ of people across Australia turned out for a school strike for climate. In Adelaide, a small capital city in South Australia, I caught a lurching tram into town to capture the sounds of the protest. On the tram were young and old families, crammed in next to grumpy commuters who tells a mum to ‘forget your protest.’ In the square, we hear helicopters, a crowd marshal, a choir practicing, a First Nations man screaming into a megaphone. The protest, made up of lots of young people, makes its way to parliament house.

    Mel is an audio producer from Australia, on Kaurna country. She is currently based in Naarm, Melbourne. In 2023, she is a participant in Signal Boost, an audio mentorship program. In 2020, was the winner of the CBAA National Features and Documentary Series and in 2019 was selected to participate in Australia’s first Transom Travelling Workshop, a week-long radio storytelling intensive. She has made creative audio work for community radio, ABC Radio National, and The Wheeler Centre. She has a background in law, community development and visual arts.

    3 – Chin Ting Chan – Whispers of Time

    Whispers of Time explores the elapse of time, the stretch of time, and the reverse of time. Various sound samples have been manipulated and processed in ways that significantly affect the time domain of the samples. Throughout the composition, one hears layers of gestures move through a three-dimensional sonic space, emulating as well as alternating between hyper-real and surreal soundscapes. The multi-layer projection of the sound stage adds much depth to the music, and creates a sound world existed only in one’s imagination. The juxtaposition of contrasting events in various lengths eventually becomes an inspiration for the title.

    Hong Kong composer Chin Ting CHAN has been a guest composer at festivals such as IRCAM’s ManiFeste, ISCM World Music Days Festival, and UNESCO International Rostrum of Composers. He has worked with ensembles such as City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong, Ensemble intercontemporain (France), Ensemble Metamorphosis (Serbia), Ensemble Signal (U.S.), eighth blackbird (U.S.), Hong Kong New Music Ensemble, and Mivos Quartet (U.S.), with performances in more than twenty countries. He is an Assistant Professor of Music Composition at Ball State University.        http://www.chintingchan.com

    4 – Liam Dougherty – When your house is on fire, you don’t read poetry, and you don’t sing a folk song

    This work is a sound collage of samples from a ‘feedback piano’ and samples from the so-called Number stations of short-wave radio. As the product of defunct and ongoing military complexes, these represent, to me, the invisible sound sources that haunt the global airwaves. These signals are conceptually represented within the piano: feedback is created via guitar pickups and an amplifier positioned on either side of the piano’s soundboard to force the strings to vibrate. This pre-recorded material is manipulated to extended the capabilities of a piano so that there remains only subtle resemblance to the instrument.

    Liam Dougherty (b. 1996) is an American composer and media artist. He works between spaces such as concert music, electroacoustic music, and installation. His practice often incorporates instrumental design and found-sounds/objects/footage situated in relationship to elements such as drone, noise, and psychoacoustics. Recent projects include: a series of installations for a deconstructed piano and feedback, and a series of audiovisual works utilizing archival footage of American nuclear weapons tests.          liamdougherty.net

    5 – Jacks Broken Head – Error Flow V

    Part of a series of soundscapes made as part of a broader project investigating creative failure. In 2022, Failure, Understanding, Care (& Kunst) interviewed different artists on the topic of failure; this series of sound works explore failure sonically and was included within the podcast episodes. Error Flow I-VI are created from the failures, errors, glitches, mistakes and waste material from the interview recordings.

    Jacks Broken Head (real name Ruth Aitken, or Ruth & Alexander) is an artist working in Tromsø, northern Norway, working with sound in addition to digital and analogue film, installation, curation and chaos research. They have a BA(Hons) in Time-Based Art from Duncan of Jordanstone (2012) and an MA in Contemporary Art from Tromsø Academy of Contemporary Art (2018).

    Ruthandalexander.com              jacksbrokenhead.bandcamp.com

    6 – Damian Anache – Territorio    

    “The map is not the territory”, “This is not a pipe”, and this piece is not a soundscape either, much less music. Where does the water run in Patagonia and where does it go? Does Calamuchita’s water fall on any surface or from where does it emerge? No matter how hard I try to impose a geometric shape on the nature of the sounds I attempt to capture, they overlap my cuts and technological manipulations until the birds sing because they don’t want to stop.

    Damián Anache (1981) is an Argentine artist based in Buenos Aires. His sound pieces and videos expose personal reflections on the perception of time through the exploration of micro-details, noises and geometry. As a teacher and researcher, he works at the National University of Tres de Febrero and the National University of Quilmes. He has compiled the book “Tekné: Apropiaciones desde el arte actual” (Fundación Alfonso y Luz Castillo, 2019).

    https://damiananache.com.ar/      

    7 – Dariusz Mazurowski – Exhibition I

    Written as an audio installation. Several audio loops of different lengths can be played without synchronization, so that the same combination of sounds is cannot be repeated over a long period of time. This version, created for CD album Back in Time (2013), contains only one cycle of each layer. Recorded at the De eM Studio between 1999 and 2001. It’s entirely digital piece with various voices – the only audio source were recordings from various satellite TV stations, some of which were encoded, which caused the sound to be distorted. Everything was then digitally processed to get various textures.

    Dariusz Mazurowski is a Polish electroacoustic music composer and performer born and residing in Gdansk. While the majority of his compositional activity has focused on acousmatic works, he has also composed instrumental music in conjunction with electronics, audio installations and improvised electroacoustic music.  https://deemstudio.com/

    8 – Johnny Dixon – Pixelate

  • ANTIVOIDALLIANCE - SPAMJAM
    22 August 2023  11:00 pm - 23 August 2023  12:15 am

    description
    If parrhesia once described the bravery of a solo voice against a single force. Then a multitudinous oppression should be met with a chorus of dissent. A collective jamming of the signal; a co-produced glitch, a dissonant polyrhythm set against a discordant song. In defiance of the individualisation of our call the response to repression should be played amongst allies.
    A rehearsal of a people yet to come in a place still being built, an unspokenword night of joyous resistance, of reverberation and resonance, of Social Parrhesia As Musical JAM.
    Recorded live at Brighton Electric, Sunday 20 June 2021, Brighton

    Antivoid Alliance
    Live AV performance, audio, voice, video installation, live art intervention, interaction, film, graphics, improvised noise and movement. Agents of the Antivoid. Featuring: Grant Cieciura, Caleb Madden, Chris Sav, Ellis Warren, Stephen Mallinder, Luke Pendrell, Yumino Seki, Tiago De Sousa.

    https://antivoid.solutions/contents

  • Sandra Golubjevaite - [ATXT]
    23 August 2023  11:00 pm - 24 August 2023  12:00 am

    description

    [ATXT] is a polyphonic audio performance with a focus on non-linearnarratives and auto-fiction. A live and improvised manipulation ofself-documentation (field-recordings, digital-memos, reading annotations,browser data, etc.) using standard audio hardware (DJ gear/effectpedals/samplers) in combination with self-built tools (DIY scripts/software, lofi-loopers).Audience is invited to a distractive [non±]reading session that might feel likea soundtrack or perfume or a dj-set or background noise or day dreaming.

    Sandra Golubjevaite (she/her) is an artist working with and through code.She practices continuous prototyping as a method to research and to think aboutdigital tools ± situations that stimulate, empower, and amplify women’s voicesand narratives. Web ± IRL performances, installations and DIY language-basedinterfaces lie at the core of her practice.Through her practice she seeks tocreate a bridge between language, autobiography and coding practices as an actof refusal to commodified and often masculine-imposed approaches to softwaredevelopment  ± knowledge production.

    https://golubjevaite.com

24 August 2023
  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
    24 August 2023  12:00 am - 4:00 am

    description
    The mountain sleeps; dreams stone. Festooned with power lines and communications towers, striated by long-ago meltwater and creeks that have since evaporated, blown bald by the prevailing winds. Some day, come earthrise or landfall, the mountain will walk out into the sea. Until then, micro-movements in the sediment and rock are its uneasy speech, while the antennae atop its massive breathing shoulders continue to call and respond.

    The piece is inspired by coastal mountains that have been implicated in human long distance communications and listening, whether occupied by overland telephone and telegraph cables, military monitoring stations, radio and acoustic beacons for ships and airplanes, or 5G cell towers. Morse Mountain considers the ephemeral human occupations of signal space as they overlay mineral durations; fireflies buzzing around ancient beings that have merely paused to rest.

    Anna Friz and Absolute Value of Noise (Peter Courtemanche) are Canadian sound and radio artists. Anna Friz creates self-reflexive radio for broadcast, installation and performance. Her compositions reflect upon public media culture, environment and infrastructure (human and extra-human, acoustic, and electro-magnetic), time perception, and speculative fiction. Absolute Value of Noise creates radio and outdoor installations. He likes to work with “gadgetry” – custom turntables, lamp filaments, wire coils, high voltage ionizers, magnetic transceivers, and “little electronic brains” that observe and respond to local phenomena. His outdoor works are a comment on bio-diversity, extinction, and fragility.

    http://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/
    http://nicelittlestatic.com/

  • The Conduction Series - Final Frontier
    24 August 2023  4:00 am - 5:00 am

    description
    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale. AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•JEFF ECONOMY conductor (Kingston, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

  • Sam Sebren - Ocracoke Collage (a suite in 3 movements)
    24 August 2023  5:00 am - 6:00 am

    description
    1st event:  the ferry, the rain, the dishwasher  (22:32)

    2nd event:  the blues, the wind, the news  (24:01)

    3rd event:  the birds, the planes, the ocean  (05:06)

    Conceived for radio broadcast as a deep listening, radio theatre experience, this piece is composed from recordings made during a visit to the island of Ocracoke, NC in 2021. Classic themes of man vs nature & man vs machine recur.

    Sam Sebren:  electronics, processed radio & tv tuning, field recordings, processed kalimba, vocals

    Sam Sebren works in installation, collage, painting, photography, video, public works, and  sound-based works with ties to noise and experimental music.  His radio works for Wave Farm/WGXC have been broadcast nationally and internationally on Pacifica stations and on the Radia Network. He was awarded a Wave Farm residency  and produced “Re:Search”, an un-documentary about the history of radio artists. Sebren has  exhibited widely in galleries and universities, also in film festivals, unsanctioned public interventions and non-profit spaces.  He hosts “The Nothing Is Real Radio Hour” and “Everything Is Real Radio” programs on Wave Farm/WGXC.

    a few assorted links

    RADIO:

    Wave Farm Transmission Arts Artist link w/ works, shows, audio archives, images, broadcasts, and events:  https://wavefarm.org/ta/archive/artists/qa3dxc

    Nothing Is Real Radio Hour: https://wavefarm.org/radio/wgxc/schedule/2te0as

    Everything Is Real Radio: https://wavefarm.org/radio/wgxc/schedule/0hv018

    SOUND:

    Stick Sellers (solo sound projects):  https://sticksellers.bandcamp.com/

    SS space systems (duo electronics project): https://ssspacesystems.bandcamp.com/

    Bird Perverts (duo project): https://superdarkcollective.bandcamp.com/album/bird-perverts

    VIDEO:

    nothingisrealvideo  YouTube channel with many videos made for my own sound works or for sound collaborations, several have been in film fests: https://www.youtube.com/user/nothingisrealvideo/videos

  • The Conduction Series - Change Winds
    24 August 2023  6:00 am - 7:00 am

    description
    ANNA FRIZ (Santa Cruz, CA)•AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Sumugan Sivanesan - fugitive frequency: Alanis Obomsawin, “Our people can be themselves and feel good about it.”
    24 August 2023  7:00 am - 8:00 am

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    fugitive frequency: AlanisObomsawin, “Our people can be themselves and feel good about it.” (season 2,episode 4, April 2022)

    This episode is an audio portrait of Alanis Obomsawin, an Indigenous Abenaki filmmaker, singer, activist and “national treasure” from Turtle Island/Canada. We spoke online late in February 2021 with reference to a major survey exhibition of Alanis’ life and work, “The Children Have to Hear Another Story”, 12 February – 18 April 2021, Haus derKulturen der Welt Berlin.

    Many thanks to Lilli Heinemann from HKW and Michael Shu from the National Film Board of Canada for making this episode possible.

    fugitive radio was initiated by Sumugan Sivanesan in 2020 to research migrant, queer and anticolonial issues and music in Helsinki, in collaboration with not only media arts association, Pixelache Helsinki, and generously supported by Kone Foundation. Since 2021 the fugitive frequency podcast has broadcast on the first Tuesday of every month with CoLaboRadio on Freie Radios–Berlin Brandenburg. It is also available on Helsinki Open Waves and lumbung radio/Station of Commons. Now into its third season, the fugitive frequency podcast has become a vehicle to record interviews, document events and performances, share music and collaborate with others curious about radio as a research method.

     

  • Shorts 4
    24 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

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    1 – Roberto D’Ugo Jr – The Stranger In The Nest (13:12)
    2 – Diana Duta Ballade XIa (1:46)
    3 – Ana María Romano G. – El sol festivo (5:02)
    4 – Zo Bailly – Hungry My Handsome Man (10:47)
    5 – Serge Bulat & Sean Ellis Hussey – EME(say)RGE (4:38)
    6 – Stephen Lilly – The First (9:00)
    7 – Wulf Steel – Consequence (2:39)
    8 – Joanne Matthews –  at first and then (remixed) – (10:49)


    1 – Roberto D’Ugo Jr – The Stranger In The Nest

    An encrypted message sent into outerspace. COSMIC SILENCE: speechs fragments circulating in a estereophonic eternal return, just numbers (voices of unsuspecting sound operators). ARTE POVERA: tape loop voices manipulation; rolls of tapes wandering through 3 ANALOG RECORDERS, reverberations and noise STATIC, shorwaves textures. Feedbacks and mixing in real time. A melancholic minimalist composition played on toy keyboard CASSIO, recorded in a cassette tape, in the bright acoustics of a tiled bathroom (my old bathroom). Radio Art by Roberto D’Ugo Jr, inspired by the homonymous visual poem by Marcos Gross.

    Roberto D’Ugo is a Brazilian artist-researcher dedicated to radio art. He creates works that explore interfaces between magic, technique and art. Based on listening to everyday life, his aesthetic investigation dialogues with surrealism. The ritualistic repetition of sound residues is a characteristic of his work. Some of his pieces have been broadcasted on CHIGIANAradioarte (Siena), Radiophrenia (Glasgow), Datscha Radio (Berlin), Radio CASo (Buenos Ayres) and Rádio Cultura FM (São Paulo). PhD in Arts from the Arts Institute of the UNESP. Professor of radio at Faculdade Cásper Líbero.

    2 – Diana Duta – Ballade XIa

    Ballades Infidèles is a research group working around the ‘Ballades en jargon’ – eleven poems composed by XVth century poet Françoys Villon and written in the secret tongue of the Coquillard·es, a posse of French rogues. These ballads repurpose medieval language to narrate social underworlds in code. They invite to a reflection on the possibility of otherness and the estrangement within a ’same’ language. In these excerpts, a translation of Ballade XI is modulated through a landscape of street vendors’ cries. With Simon Asencio, Diana Duta, Chloe Chignell, Cee Fülleman, Loucka Fiagan, camille gerenton, Anouchka Oler, etaïnn zwer et al.

    3 – Ana María Romano G. – El sol festivo

    El sol festivo (2021-2022) is a soundscape commissioned by Brazilian sound artist and radio artist Renata Roman. I recorded on December 27, 2021, in the jurisdiction of Río Frío Occidental in Tabio, Cundinamarca, Colombia, at 1:00 pm. The edition was made in January 2022 for the WebSYN Radio program: Paysages Sonores d’Amerique Latine: une proposition de Renata Roman (aired from February 3rd to the 16th, 2022, Nimes, France).

    Composer, interdisciplinary sound artist and improviser. Her creative interests converge at the intersection between gender, sexualities, sound and technology, listening, soundscape, space, the body, experimentation and the political dimensions of creative. Such interests have allowed her to work in acoustic, electroacoustic media, creation in fields such as installations, video, performing arts, podcasts, radio. She considers collective and collaborative work fundamental in all the areas of her life. Currently she teaches at Universidad El Bosque. She coordinates Plataforma Feminista En Tiempo Real and she is the co-founder of Paisajistas Sonoras América Latina. She is part of Red de Compositoras Latinoamericanas redcLa.

    4 – Zo Bailly – Hungry My Handsome Man

    Last year, I moved into a house I found on Facebook Marketplace. I met the roommates, signed the lease, and on the first night, I opened the door and Augie was there. He was really still in the hallway and I said: “oh”. My Handsome Man is a piece about my relationship to sharing space and about what happens when the sharing goes wrong. It’s about control and the struggle to collect evidence in your own home. There’s a sprinkle of horror, a sprinkle of fur and a sprinkle of self-reflection.

    My name is Zo Bailly (they/them). I work on audio docs about: inner-landscapes, capitalism, crushes, homes and strangers. I grew up in Canberra, Australia within a French-American family. I am most interested in collaborative projects where a thoughtful process > a perfect product. My work has appeared on: On Air Fest, WMPG, CJLO and at the Art Matters Festival. I am a recent graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Portland, Maine. Currently learning, making and keeping warm in Montréal.

    zo.hotglue.me

    5 – Serge Bulat & Sean Ellis Hussey – EME(say)RGE

    The piece is a part of ‘Emerging Character of Identity’ project, to be premiered in Chicago’s Constellation performance hub in 2023.
    The project explores the depth of identity and becoming via sound and performance experimentation, promising a cathartic experience.

    Serge Bulat is a multi-disciplinary artist, hailing from the Moldovan-Ukrainian border town. After experiments with various art forms, immigrated to the US and pursued a career in music. Known for the IMA-winning ‘Queuelbum’, psychological installation ‘Inkblot’ & the experimental game ‘Wurroom’. In recent years traveled to 13 countries, collecting signature & disappearing sounds which are the basis for his sonic experimentations.

    6 – Stephen Lilly – The First

    The First is a short play with minimal dialog whose narrative unfolds through amplified sound.  Composed in celebration of my first anniversary, The First is both a musing on the beginning of a relationship as well as a study of the sounds associated with the traditional first anniversary gift.

    Stephen Lilly is a DC-based composer, performer, audio engineer, and amateur poet. His music ranges from “dark” and “demanding” (The Retriever) to “‘performance art’…the sort of thing you are glad to have experienced without wanting to revisit” (The Washington Post). He can be microtonally abstract or theatrically satiric; he composes chamber music for friends and friends of friends as well as fixed media works for nobody in particular. Publications: Computer Music Journal, ink&coda, Organised Sound, Performance Research, Perspectives of New Music and SCI. Recordings: SEAMUS, SCI, C7 Music, and New Mexico Contemporary Ensemble.

    7 – Wulf Steel – Consequence

    An excerpt from the collection of poems Fallen. The full collection is yet to be completed but continues to ferment and grow. The excerpt here contains the poems Observing, Holding on, Downfall, Consequence and Ache which are grouped together in the collection.

    Always been a writer and always wanting to get work out there. A lover of performance, and someone who likes to think.

    https://www.cityofpoets.com/team/wulf             https://www.cityofpoets.com/items/clarity-is-sought

    8 – Joanne Matthews – at first and then (remixed)

    Remixed audio from ‘at first, and then’ a video and sound work. At first, and then (remixed) is a speculative fiction work set in a salty world, a collage of poetry, sound and silence. Part of a continuing project looking at a future, world, parallel, time  alternate, dimension, through a salted lens, set in an over salinated Portobello, Edinburgh, the work layers a 35 voice choir with crawling digital sounds, harking to sci-fis from the past projecting somewhere into the future.

    Joanne Matthews is an artist and producer working collaboratively across performance, moving image, sound and installation. Their work is shaped by social-political contexts, research into deep ecology and queer speculative fiction.

    http://www.jojomatthews.art           @jojo.maffyews on instagram

  • Radio LOOS - On Creativity during Pregnancy
    24 August 2023  9:00 am - 9:30 am

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    Traditionally it has been challenging for women to secure a career in the arts and becoming a mother could mean giving that up entirely. However, many women also feel a new surge of creativity during pregnancy and when entering motherhood, and there is scientific evidence that suggests that the physical changes brought on by motherhood promotes a new sort of creativity. This episode of Radio LOOS is an informal exploration of this topic, with contributions from Tatiana Kolganova, Asami Kiuchi Oishi, and Maya Felixbrodt. Curated and produced by Leonie Roessler for Studio LOOS, with funding from the Gemeente Den Haag.
     
    Produced at https://www.loosdenhaag.com/

    Leonie Roessler – Composer, performer and radio maker raised in Germany and the US, now based in The Hague, Netherlands.  Leonie captures her environment with field recordings, which she uses for radio pieces, sound installations, and instrumental compositions. She runs the radio branch of Studio LOOS in The Hague, has a monthly show called Tales in Sound on CAMP radio, and co-manages Iranian record label Noise à Noise. Her works have been released through Musica Dispersa (Spain/UK), and Noise á Noise (Iran), Biodiversitàs, Syrphe  and have been physically archived in the British Library.
     
    http://www.leonieroessler.com
    Facebook: Leonie Roessler
    Instagram: ljroessler

  • Blanc Sceol - Luminous
    24 August 2023  9:30 am - 10:00 am

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    Field recordings with interventions made over summer solstice on St Agnes, Scilly Isles. These remote and sparsely inhabited islands allow for undisturbed natural radio recordings (using Stephen P. McGreevy VLF/ELF receiver) picking up sferics from the magnetosphere, while hydrophones navigate the bubbles of a rock pool. On the shore, we practice ‘Expelling the Demons’ (Pauline Oliveros, 1971) in the gloaming light of the longest day, alongside the voices of herring gulls and northern wheateaters. In the dark of a cave we explore shifting tones with voice and a Peter Blasser ‘solar sounder’, (Tocante Phashi), day-charged by the solstice sun for night-time rock-reflected sound scribing. All recordings made by Stephen Shiell & Hannah White, with additional sound from Lucy White during ‘Expelling the Demons’. 

    Blanc Sceol are artist duo Stephen Shiell & Hannah White. Their practice has emerged and expanded throughout their years of working together across performance, composition, participatory actions, deep listening facilitation, and somatic gatherings. They create recorded works and performances that have been described as ‘transcendent’ ‘other-worldly’ and ‘ethereal’, reflecting attempts to expand themselves, through listening and sound, beyond their physical limits and to extend this personal/performance practice into the collective. Their compositions, interventions and performances express their experience of place, anchored in what is found in a landscape but re-imagined into new territories.

    Blanc Sceol

  • indri - Convergence: Water
    24 August 2023  10:00 am - 10:30 am

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    This is a concept album about convergent evolution in sound. The Earth has beenmaking sounds since it was formed, and in that time, all the sounds we haveheard have become more and more unique. This album honours, recognises andcelebrates the ways in which things have come to sound and how similar they canbe whether above or below the water.

    My name is R Beuzeville, I work under the name indri, as well as my own name. Iam a studying ecologist who has been making sound projects for several years. Iwork predominantly with field recordings that I record myself all overAustralia, both above and below the water. I am interested in the way thatsound exists in the natural world and the differences in the way that we andother species utilise and experience the sonic world.

    Music | R.Beuzeville (bandcamp.com)

  • Shorts 46
    24 August 2023  10:30 am - 11:30 am

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    1 – Ela Orleans – Jeudi (4:52)
    2 – Camille Hummel – Outside (7:03)
    3 – GLAP COLLECTIVE – Neon (22:15)
    4 – Diana Duta – A reading of Tulips by Sylvia Plath in Tour & Taxis park, Brussels (10:12)
    5 – Mathias Guilbaud – Voies Urbaines: Rue Sainte-Catherine (6:58)
    6 – Francisco Godinez Galay – 60 secs Radio 153: Mexican Fantasy (1:00)
    7 – LANE/LOUISE – ode to Apollo (6:42)

    1 – Ela Orleans – Jeudi

    Made for the film by French artist Michel Zumpf on the basis of The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare is a 1908 novel by G. K. Chesterton. The book has been described as a metaphysical thriller.The film is a two hour hauntological  tour de force between Paris and London, full of photographs, cinematic impressions, portraits of actors both amateur and professional who read or recite fragments of Chesterton’s thriller or other related pieces of literature. A true masterpiece you might not be lucky enough to see as the artist nurses his mystery and obscurity.

    2  – Camille Hummel – Outside

    They are alone on one side or the other of the bars. The radio waves allow them to hold back a little longer.

    Camille Hummel is a young french sound artist, working on ecology and societal topics. She likes to use sounds as tiny pieces of paper, trying to mix up everything, words, voices, fieldrecording, and sound-design to express herself. Besides, she does documentaries and writes stories for TV and video games.

    https://camillehummel.com/

    3 – GLAP COLLECTIVE – Neon

    GLAP COLLECTIVE’s experimental writing for radio mixes narrative snippets of a dissolving fictional identity with abstracted noises, vocalizations and outdoor ambient sounds, presenting a sonic overlay of human and unearthly harmonics. Peppered with juddering and jumping words, this collectively authored transmission may or may not resemble an unpredictable data exchange in a nebulous dispersal into radio broadcasts. We are interested in what being part of a union does to an individual. Is it a space where one can speak louder, be heard by more ears through a multiplication of sound? Dialling a re-tuning of our collective listening experience.

    John Hughes, Liz Murray, Simon Rattigan and Mia Taylor work collectively as GLAP COLLECTIVE. They make artworks combining the technologies of social media and robotics using text, sound, image and video. At the intersection between art and writing, with emphasis on how text might exist in a more expanded field, our work is critically engaged with the dissolution of historical distinctions between books, files, and artworks.
     
    http://www.glapcollective.com

    4 – Diana Duta – A reading of Tulips by Sylvia Plath in Tour & Taxis park, Brussels

    The tulips are too excitable, it is winter here.
    Look how white everything is, how quiet, how snowed-in.  
    I am learning peacefulness, lying by myself quietly
    As the light lies on these white walls, this bed, these hands.  
    I am nobody; I have nothing to do with explosions.  
    I have given my name and my day-clothes up to the nurses  
    And my history to the anesthetist and my body to surgeons.

    5 – Mathias Guilbaud – Voies Urbaines: Rue Sainte-Catherine
     
    Sainte-Catherine is a small street in Toulouse, France, close to my apartment. Attracted by its construction works, I decided to spend a few months recording and composing with the sounds of the street. Vibrant sounds, people working, engines, rhythms coiled inside barriers, so many textures depict the metamorphoses of our urban spaces. Tickling and shifting our listening, the sounds find a way to express themselves so that they can be heard, so that they unveil our cities and our relationships with them.

    With a background in film studies, Mathias Guilbaud likes to work and question the way sound can awaken the senses and question our relationship with spaces. It is through this practice combining documentary, acousmatic and phonographic composition, that he creates sound pieces where living spaces and intimate stories intertwine. Cities represent a privileged listening ground where he questions our relationship to public spaces and urban planning. Mathias works for theatre companies, community radios and cinema.

    https://soundcloud.com/user-550379346/tracks

    6 – Francisco Godinez Galay – 60 secs Radio 153: Mexican Fantasy

    A dreamlike construction of a Mexican soundscape, based on real records from the Bosques de Chapultepec anda barrel organ in the Zócalo of Mexico City.
     
    7 – LANE/LOUISE – ode to apollo

    This work is inspired by the ambient noise of the apollo xiii mission, which we sampled then played along to using a nord rack, arturia microfreak, guitar and flangers. the mission audio is from day 7/7, returning to earth, ground elapsed time: 130:11:25:38, via https://apolloinrealtime.org/13/, with special thanks to ben feist for apollo in real time concept, research and restoration.

    LANE/LOUISE is a duo based in Tkaronto/Toronto, Canada/Turtle Island consisting of amateur musician and group drone collaborator, CORINNE and her partner, artist and musician CHRIS who also performs as iderdown, a one person electronic, ambient, experimental act, and who forms one third of the band WITHIN.

    https://on.soundcloud.com/5oaPZ

  • Buffer Zone
    24 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

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    1) Ezio Piermattei – Guardatevi dalla raccolta punti (3:03)

     
    1) Ezio Piermattei – Guardatevi dalla raccolta punti 
     
    From the album ‘Tre madri ludopatiche’.
     

  • Production 4 - Diana Duta & Florence Cats - Like a telepath
    24 August 2023  12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

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    ‘Like a telepath’ pieces together a week-long journey of remote recordings. ‘Emitting’ and ‘receiving’ from a small island and from a city simultaneously, in order to mimick a radio device. To do this, we would start the recording of our parallel transmissions at the same moment in time, using the distance between us as a space to connect. What you hear is a photograph of a thought, a long, windy line tracing a series of synchronous compositions. Cover a moment, remain standing, crumpling paper in your hands. A phone rings – s in the past.

    Brussels – L’Île-d’Yeu, May 2023

    ‘Like a telepath’ is a co-commission between Radiophrenia and Kunstradio Radiokunst for Ö1, Austria.

    Diana Duta is a Romanian-born, Brussels based artist working with sound in hypnotic ways, with a background in art and socio-cultural linguistics. Her work focuses on concepts of mimesis, translation and echoic memory, with an ear on our relationship to the non-human, embodied sound and the act of listening. She makes music performances (as DIAN), works for radio, sound installations and collaborative translation projects.

    Her project Jambes founded in 2019 is a recording studio commissioning new work by artists experimenting with sound and the voice. Quille podcast is an limb branching out from Jambes that collects interviews with sound practitioners.

    http://dianaduta.com

    http://jaaambes.be

    Florence Cats is a visual & sound artist and acupuncturist from Brussels who uses theremin, light, water, color and energies. Her ‘transparent music’ tunes in to space and ambient silence, and is inspired by natural radio. She has curated of a series of exhibitions around water, signs, transmutations, and is the co-author of several books including ‘Lavori in corso’ (primitive press, 2020). She released ‘Ys’ on ediçoes CN in 2022 and ‘correspondances’ on frissons in 2021. She was also a member of The Asocial Telepathic Ensemble (corvo records, 2022) and often collaborates with other musicians and artists, such as Brandon LaBelle, Clara Levy, Bogdana Dima, Mauricio Amarante, Joseph Charroy.

    https://florence-cats.com/

    https://florencecats.bandcamp.com/album/ys

  • NOMADIC COSMOLOGIES AND FUGITIVE POWER: Red Forest Radiogram #5: Sonic Rites of Healing & Abundance
    24 August 2023  1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

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    With Satch Hoyt and the voices of those we don’t always name but never forget.

    Your voice is inseparable from your being, your history, your future and is the bridge between your inner and outer worlds. When there is a rift between what you express and how you actually feel, the truest part of you is abandoned. When you free your most authentic and natural voice, it is an act of self love, and essentially you are validating and freeing yourself.
    You come back into wholeness and integrity with yourself, planting the seeds for true freedom, happiness and joy to bloom.

    Satch Hoyt, born in London of British and African-Jamaican ancestry, is currently living and working in Berlin. He makes sculptures and installations accompanied with sound, as well as paintings and drawings. There is a dichotomy in the genres that define two sides of the same coin: a dual and complementary reflection on the African Diaspora and its multi-fold consequences. The sculptural trope in Hoyt’s work addresses the facts on the ground, so to speak, of black experience, while the drawings tap into a spirit of fantasy, refuge, and transcendence – they are vehicles for an imaginative journey beyond the obduracy and oppressiveness of history.
     
    https://www.goethe.de/ins/it/en/sta/mai/ver/tri.html
     
     

    The Red Forest is a loose knit assemblage based on affinities and  overlapping practices that grounds together research, art, political  imagination, and social actions striving for transformative justice  and ecological reparations. In 2021 they initiated a pan-continental  research focusing on the intersections between contemporary  extractivism and datification processes. Red Forest assembles and  organizes their work with infrastructures of collective reciprocity  and interdependency as actual potentiality. Their research contributes  to the theoretical framework of Energetic Materialism to conceptualize  urgent cultural and social processes in the defense of life and the  construction of pluriversal futures in dignified flux.    
     
    Red Forest is mobilized by David Muñoz-Alcántara, Diana McCarty, Mijke  van der Drift and Oleksiy Radynski, after their collective practices  super collided during a 2019-2020 BAK Fellowship in Utrecht. It  unfolds as a growing constellation of artists, activists, researchers,  media producers, filmmakers, philosophers, educators and time  travelers realizing interdisciplinary projects. In 2021, their ongoing  research on Extractivism, Datafication, and Transformative Justice was  supported by the Kone Foundation in Finland led to: producing an  experimental social and durational performance series in Kyiv and  Berlin titled Sambatas Stagings, supported by Goethe-Institut  Co-Production Fund Kyiv and Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin and in  2022, they convened Red Forest Radiograms – Nomadic Cosmologies &  Fugitive Power – as the German Pavilion of the the 23rd Triennale  Milano. In 2023, their KONE supported research is on “Energy-Matters  in the context of war. Neo-extractivism, fossil fascism, and the  post-national question”. They are currently producing “On the Loss of  Energy. Radiogram from the remnants of collisions”, an experimental  audio piece for the 2023 Helsinki Biennale.   

  • Public Engagement Workshops
    24 August 2023  3:00 pm - 5:30 pm

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    As part of our public engagement activities for 2023 we have worked with four diverse community groups to create a series of radio and sound works for broadcast on Radiophrenia.

    ‘Amina: the Muslim Women’s Resource Centre’ – Amina MWRC

    Amina is Scotland’s resource centre for Muslim and BME women. Exploring their services through voice and sound, listeners are invited on an audio journey through the organisation’s work. From the perspectives of three teams – Helpline, Violence Against Women and Girls, and Employability, Adult Learning and Financial Inclusion – we hear how Amina supports and empowers vulnerable women, dismantles discriminatory sociopolitical structures, confronts cultural norms, helps to rewrite policy, challenges capitalist value systems, and amplifies the most marginalised of voices.

    Recording, production and sound design by Riah Naief and Katie Revell, for Radiophrenia.

    Amina – the Muslim Women’s Resource Centre empowers and supports Muslim, Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) women to create an inclusive Scotland in which they can contribute fully. We envision a world where Muslim and BME women are fulfilling their aspirations. Amina is an award-winning organisation, recognised for its pioneering and responsive approach to addressing key issues and needs of racially minoritised women and Muslim women.
    Amina’s Helpline number is 0808 801 0301.

    https://mwrc.org.uk

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    ‘Kicking the Can’ – Flourish House

    In July 2023, Flourish House members – accompanied by visual and sound artists Eothen Stearn and Flora Zajicek – embarked on three afternoons of experimental radio workshops. Together they explored sound and memory, prompted by a theme of the four classical elements: fire, earth, water and air. Through collective listening, walking and meditating, the group created rhythms, soundscapes, poetry and stories. ‘Kicking the Can’ is a window into the workshops, meandering through our experiments and pausing to dwell on moments of remembered youth or reflections on what it means to listen and be heard. Recordings were made in the surrounding neighbourhood of Flourish House in the Woodlands area of Glasgow.

    Flourish House is a mental health recovery community. We offer support to people with long-term mental illnesses, enabling them to gain a sense of well-being and to recover confidence. We encourage people to learn new skills to achieve social, financial and vocational goals, and to become active participants in the community.

    https://www.flourishhouse.org.uk

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    ‘They’ve Not Got Ears, Per Se’ – Govanhill Baths Fishing Group

    ‘They’ve Not Got Ears, Per Se’ is a sonic and sometimes submerged imagining of what a fish’s world sounds like, maggot eating included – and what they make of us humans above the water. As well as moving above and below a fishery’s pools, this piece also takes us between different fisher people; to hear about what fishing means to them, past prize catches (where fishes are as big as crocodiles), and what it feels like to hook a fish (and to be hooked, as a fish).

    Created by Govanhill Baths Fishing Group, recorded in Summer 2023 at the Springwater Fishery, Ayr.  

    Production and sound design by Ros Fraser and Flora Zajicek for Radiophrenia.

    Govanhill Baths is a grassroots, activist-based organisation delivering health, wellbeing, arts, environmental and heritage projects. Govanhill Baths Fishing Group invites families, couples and individuals to meet new people, and to acquire skills in both fly and bait fishing, supported by the Scottish Federation for Coarse Angling (SFCA).

    https://www.govanhillbaths.com/projects/whats_on/fishing-with-bob/

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    We See You – ‘We Hear You’

    “You see things in different lights, and see people in completely different ways…”

    ‘We Hear You’ is an immersive soundscape of stories and real-life experiences, poetry and music, created and designed by some of the many people supported by Simon Community Scotland’s We See You project.

    Recording, production and sound design by Steve Urquhart, for Radiophrenia.

    We See You supports people in Glasgow city centre who use substances, and who are experiencing homelessness. It offers creative sessions, walking groups, drama workshops and psychosocial support for people in a safe, inclusive and open environment, as well as access to harm reduction interventions and treatment, 365 days a year.  

    https://www.simonscotland.org/we-see-you/

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  • Buffer Zone
    24 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

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    1) Ezio Piermattei – Turismo dentale 7 (5:43) 
    2) Sara Lehad – Essel (11:31)
     
    1) Ezio Piermattei – Turismo dentale 7 
     
    From the album ‘Turismo dentale’.


    2) Sara Lehad –
    Essel 
     
    Essel means “listen” in kabyle. Listening is somehow a way of living when you can’t speak like Echo in Greek mythology condemned to repeat the words of Narcisse.
    This piece aims to give a listen to things that are silenced like kabyle language, women and the trauma expressed by a scream.

    Sara Lehad is a Paris based and Algiers born sound artist and researcher. She’s currently working on her PhD at l’Université Paris 8 and she studied electroacoustic music composition at le Conservatoire de Pantin. Her current research aims to decolonize her practice of music through a matrimonial interest in Amazigh-Kabyle women culture and through thematics such as listening, voice, border of speech, immemorial and intergenerational trauma. She has also a practice of improvisation through an electronic dispositive of no-input mixing board. She performed in les Instants Chavirés, le Non_Jazz, Doxa Esta and Cmptrmthmthcs.

    https://soundcloud.com/sara-lhd-554471127
     

  • Production 3 - Ezio Piermattei - a blurred raganella
    24 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

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    “ And with me in tow, you shuffle” I received this commission proposal on March 14. The same day, my Grandmother Lea turned 99. On the 4th of May, she passed away. Nearly all the field recordings on it were taken on these two dates, in and around  the nursing home where Nonna was cared for. Voice, tapes, instruments and electronics have been recorded at home after her departure. Ezio Piermattei (b. 1980) is an italian sound artist living in Turin, Piedmont. He  has released solo and collaborative recordings  through Chocolate Monk, More Mars,  My Dance The Skull, Steep Gloss, Discombobulate, Staaltape, Joy De Vivre, Nashazphone. Piermattei also plays in Triple Heater – a duo with Brighton’s F. Ampism – and runs the label Tutore Burlato.

  • Natasha Thembiso Ruwona - lessons in memory
    24 August 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

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    The River Clyde’s history of imperialism haunts Glasgow, its presence unavoidable – the hold of the city. Water can be used to heal, but sometimes it requires its own healing. In lessons in memory, healing is sought through an underwater meditation that evokes the past into conversation with the present and future. Made using a Mbira with sounds recorded from The River Clyde, Forth and Clyde Canal, and the Atlantic Ocean. Final edit by Clara Hancock Natasha Thembiso Ruwona is a Scottish-Zimbabwean artist, researcher, and curator. Working primarily in film, she is interested in how Afrofuturism and psychogeography can meet through experimental forms of storytelling.  Through her practice, she investigates healing and well-being by exploring relationships between the environment and creativity. natasharuwona.com

  • Anne Lepère - AREA: A documented uchronia
    24 August 2023  7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

    description
    A radio piece produced by Anne Lepère

    Production – Babelfish asbl

    2022, 53 Minutes (Galician and French with English subtitles)

    CCA Cinema, 7pm, Thursday 24th August

    Tickets: Pay what you can from the CCA Box Office

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    This special screening of the English subtitled version of Anne Lepère’s radio play will coincide with a broadcast of the piece on Radiophrenia. Listeners at home can download a PDF translation of the script here and read along.

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    Chimerical appearances in the Galician night.

    Two mares surprise us.

    Vivid and fleeting, they leave a trace in us.

    From this appearance is born the desire to go back to the legend of the wild horses that populate Galicia.

    This journey can be listened in different orders.

    It is a twist of time where voices from the 16th century, telepathic visions of the future and rituals between humans and horses ricochet. Among them, we find the practice of farriery or the annual gathering Rapa das bestas during which humans meet wild horses.

    This audio drama is about the connection between humans and horses and more specifically about a traditional practice that began four centuries ago in Galicia. This heritage is called: Rapa das Bestas (The Shave of the Beasts). This ritual involves cutting the manes of the wild horses who live free at the mountains in a semi-feral state and that are performed in the curros (enclosed which retain the horses) held in various locations in Galicia (Spain).

    This tradition could be a Pre-Roman practice, given that various petroglyphs have been found in the area in which men are depicted on horseback.

    This Radio Drama is also an attempt to propose a travel into space and time. Indeed the piece is composed of five sequences that took place at different period of time, and can be heard remotely. It’s possible to make the experience here: https://www.annelepere.net/fr/area

    But for greater accessibility, there is an order that has been subtitled (SALT/IRON/MOSS/GOLD): https://videos.domainepublic.net/w/tEJRtSBrQGBnPgwk2idEsN

    Credits:

    Production, sound design, recordings, texts: Anne Lepère

    Mixing : Jeanne Debarsy

    Dramaturgy: Marion Sage

    With the voices of Anne Thibault, animal telepath, the children, Maëlle Lùa and Malva Barros Mathurin, José Francisco Vieira, Gregorian singer, Sète, the blacksmith, José Antonio Sánchez Orgeira, Paulo Vicente, Sheila Miguez, inhabitants of Sabucedo.

    With the complicity of the horses of Sabucedo, the horse Lùa of the horse club of Mondariz-Balnéario, the mare met in Redondela, the horses of equireliance in Bierges, the Galician mare met in Frasnes les Couvin with Brigitte. Thanks to Aurélie Brousse, Brigitte Wynant, Anne Baraquin and all the team of the ACSR.

    Web design : Julien Clemmen – Be Capy

    With the support of the “Fonds d’aide à la création radiophonique de la Fédération Wallonie Bruxelles”, of the ACSR and of the “Brouillon d’un rêve de la Scam” and of the “La Culture avec la Copie Privée”.

    Production Babelfish asbl

    Production manager : Aurélie Brousse

  • Electro-Acoustical Poetical Society (EAPS) - TIME
    24 August 2023  8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

    description
    Special broadcasts of electroacoustic poetry from poets on both sides of the Atlantic. The poets are: Brian K. Price (USA), Joan Schuman (USA), Ilaria Boffa (Italy), Tony Brewer (USA), Jeff Gburek (Poland), Marjorie Van Halteren (France).

  • Leon Clowes - Secrets keep us sick but pop music brings us closer
    24 August 2023  9:00 pm - 9:20 pm

    description
    These works from the last twelve months are all part of my current PhD practice research at London College of Music, University of West London. Using autoethnographic techniques, I’m exploring self-compassionate creative exploration of lived trauma (kinship care family, growing up gay during the AIDS crisis, addiction/abuse).

    ‘Secrets keep us sick and pop music brings us closer’ is an audio paper selected for Seismograf’s ‘Grief’ edition.  (Radiophrenia broadcast 9pm, 24th Aug).

    ‘My story with alcohol’ is part of an installation at Open School East’s Associate Artist exhibition. (Radiophrenia broadcast 11pm, 1st September).

    ‘The Haunting’ is a music, film and spoken word performance from Naviar Records Haiku Fest at Cafe Oto. (Radiophrenia broadcast 9:30pm, 3rd September).

    In the last three years, leon clowes’ transdisciplinary artworks have featured in, and been commissioned by, Drake Music Scotland/NMC Recordings for pianist Siwan Rhys, BBC News and Sounds podcast, SPILL and Deptford X arts festivals, Frieze Art Fair, Cafe Oto, Squish Rotterdam, Queer Art Projects, Disability Arts Online, Margate Pride, Queer Contemporaries, Datscha Radio Berlin, Britten Pears Arts and Exploding Cinema. Together with Cathy Sloan, and working curatorially with international groups and artists, leon is using lived experience to establish the national Addiction Recovery Arts Network.

    http://www.leonclowes.com

  • Eggblood- Idzerda in the Ionosphere
    24 August 2023  9:15 pm - 9:30 pm

    description
    live, skive and direct from the ten23 Hovestraat way deep in the transmission sewage tubes. From  the tram twaaalf lijn in the sand  down by de dune sea cows. Zendapparaat from duinedorp zeecorp to the de galaarsde kat concrete ethereal filter fort.  

    Don your yellow lense spectacles and lock down in your ariel…

    Met the filmscoop IDZ to the IDiom televsiE

    Whiskey and melk in a jarrtho…transmitty uber kone marktplein bar zare  tho…for the application of de dim light KP electricity in every bruine kamer zone…

    From the Hoegvleett high-fleshed Lopik weiner mast far noorde west mid to jumbo bangers Langenberg tower via starlight and neptune  FM  shining the zonnen   to the rotunda in de CW. Short. long and muddle modulation mauve zon frecvență cârnați

    Produced by mouth_in_Foot

    https://soundcloud.com/mouth_in_foot

    http://mouthinfoot.net

  • This Is ..... Radio Limbo
    24 August 2023  9:30 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    Produced by Pete Hazell

    Radio Limbo offers an escape to its own world through plundered airwaves and curated music. Made with 90% recycled material (from irresponsibly sourced samples) this new mixtape is a compilation of the cut and paste highlights that bejewel our monthly shows.
    It marks five years of our residency on Bristol’s Noods Radio, and is packed with hallucinatory skits, plunderphonic sketches, music edits and playful collage that seek to transport, amuse and maybe gently disturb the listener.
     

    Pete Hazell has produced and hosted Radio Limbo for 5 years, and alongside creative collaborator Sean Lee, runs the cassette label Limbo Tapes.  As well as producing radio curiosities, Pete and Sean are musicians in their own right, making music as Titus 12 and Dive Reflex Service respectively. In 2022 they joined forces as World Of Repetitive Music for a collaborative album.
    Their music, and Radio Limbo material is available via Limbo Tapes on Bandcamp.

    This is… Radio Limbo tape & digital release
    https://limbotapes.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-radio-limbo

    Limbo Tapes on Soundcloud:
    https://soundcloud.com/limbotapes

    Noods Radio
    https://noodsradio.com/residents/radio-limbo

    Radio Limbo Patreon:
    https://www.patreon.com/radiolimbo

  • Shorts 32
    24 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1 – Peter Beeston – One Day We Will Swim In The Ocean Forever (1:50) 2 – Martha Riva Palacio Obón – Antología liquen (6:59) 3 – Ewan Cameron – How to be be Happy (17:59)
    4 – Farmer wadams – Butter Thumbers (3:55) 5 – DiscountGnostic – The Matchstick Man Knows Where You Live! (6:59) 6 – Female Laptop Orchestra – Building a connection (5:45) 7 – Ilaria Boffa – Make Me Ready (1:30) 8 – Samvaran Rai – With time (9:15) 9 – Johnny Dixon – Patterned finger movements (0:42) 10 – Ariel Mioduser – Interference (2:50)

    1 – Peter Beeston – One Day We Will Swim In The Ocean Forever

    This was made in Autumn 2022 with the purpose of creating a small audio/radio drama narrative using only public domain sound effects and music (no lines of dialogue are spoken within it) Despite no dialogue, it still aims to have an identifiable and understandable main character and a narrative arc for them to travel; with situations and scenes that any person can understand and relate to (mainly about the stress of modern day life). It hopefully demonstrates unique methods of telling a story without dialogue.

    Peter Beeston is a producer, director and editor who organises a local group called ‘Cornucopia Radio’ based in Sheffield, UK; which makes a wide variety of audio work across many forms. He has helped 100’s of people over the last 15 years turn their ideas into finished audio productions. He is always looking for new interesting ways to tell stories and present ideas in the audio medium. You can find out more at http://www.cornucopia-radio.co.uk

    2 – Martha Riva Palacio Obón – Antología liquen

    This sound essay is my take on the concept of holobiont proposed by Lynn Marulis. We are, were, will be bodies ecosystems lichen. Symbiosis: I record the sounds I make with my mouth when speaking and mix them in different frequencies with radio static. Resounding symbionts entangle opening a gap through which an infinity of possible worlds emerge. Cacophony, chaos, flow: it’s impossible to know if I’m one or a multitude.

    Mexican sound artist and author. She studied a BA in Psychology and a MFA in Visual Arts and is member of the Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte.  https://twitter.com/martharp               

    3 – Ewan Cameron – How to be be Happy

    A darkly comic short story about mental health. An unnamed character begins following the advice of an online article titled ‘Ten things to do every day to become a happier you’. The article claims to make the reader happier in thirty days. However, after thirty days come and go, the character begins to quickly lose touch with reality.

    Ewan is a writer and audio producer based in London. He’s the creator of Randomly Generated Thought, an experimental storytelling podcast. His work has been aired on BBC Radio 4’s Short Cuts and has played at In the Dark Radio.

    4 – Farmer wadams – Butter Thumbers

    ‘Thumber’ – My first attempt at making ‘music’, in bed, slightly delirious and full of covid. Samples, all recorded on my phone, are a ruler pinging off a desk and finger tapping, my dogs and local birdlife. ‘Butter Thumbers’ – attempt at a ‘dance’ remix of Thumber.
     
    I have worked in animation for the past 25 years – currently Creative Director at Wild Child Animation, Stirling. I started out in club visuals and live AV performances, as part of a collective called Pointless Creations, and have always wanted to go back and make music of my own. Struggling to find time to learn music software, I decided to use Resolve, video editing software with which I was already familiar. So earlier this year I made my first track ill in bed with covid, which reflects the semi-delirious state I was in at the time.
    https://soundcloud.com/farmerwadams

    5 – DiscountGnostic – The Matchstick Man Knows Where You Live!

    As the pipe smoke clears the Matchstick Man travels from the past to render your future in a Bryant & May. Seemingly friendly, this old uncle’s gaze foretells the horror of the future as seen from the past and the viscous present of your predicament. The Matchstick Man always knows where you live…

    DiscountGnostic is a sound artist and improviser based in London. His practice involves the recuperation of false memory and the unearthing of occulted energy through the manipulation of existing sound materials and a ritual approach to composition. Always searching for the unhomely presence of childhood anxiety as reality unfolds into something far more delinquent, DiscountGnostic is happy to engage with the tear in the curtain.

    6 – Female Laptop Orchestra – Building a connection

    In 2021, the Fair_Play network (Austria) and Tsuku Boshi Records (France) invited Female Laptop Orchestra (FLO) to produce music for their upcoming EP, Ghost Structures, as part of the ]FairTsuku[ project, presenting female and non-binary composers from various backgrounds.

    Between September 2021 and September 2022, FLO members: Nela Brown (Croatia), Maria Mannone (Italy), Magdalena Chudy (Poland), Ariane Stolfi (Brazil), Sonia Wilkie (Australia) and Ada Methea Hoel (Norway), connected over the network from their respective locations to record four tracks for the EP, showing that even in times of great uncertainty, creativity knows no boundaries when afforded by technology!    https://femalelaptoporchestra.wordpress.com/

    7 – Ilaria Boffa – Make Me Ready

    How can we be change ready in this volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous era?
    Field recording taken at the Antique Market/Mercatino delle Cose d’Altri Tempi, Piazzola sul Brenta (Padua) – Italy.

    Ilaria Boffa is an Italian poet and sound recordist. She writes bilingual poetry and she has published three poetry collections to date.    https://linktr.ee/ilariaboffaIB
     
    8 – Samvaran Rai – With time

    With Time is based on the idea that time is a construct of the mind where one experiences material changes that run into space. With time, is an attempt to show the struggle of the mind to find a way to separate itself from time. The mind opens doors to different memory spaces yet every place in a memory space has existed before and this affects its present consciousness as it creates an incomprehensible warp of events and requires time to make sense of these material changes in the end.

    Samvaran is from Darjeeling in India. He has been involved with music and storytelling from a very early age. He pursued his musical career south of India and then obtained an education in film sound design in Estonia. He is currently involved with Sonic arts and Interactive media at De Montfort university where he is a part of the Music Technology and Innovation program of study.

    9 – Johnny Dixon – Patterned finger movements

    10 – Ariel Mioduser – Interference

    A perception of how sound enters my ears, excites all the inner organs and travels through the brain until it is conceived as sound. An external interference that undergoes internal processing.

    I am a media artist focusing on sound art, animation, and digital painting. Along the years my sound works have evolved from the use of field recordings and electronic instruments to being mainly based on my voice in a broad sense, processed to the point where sometimes it is not recognizable as a human voice, but still carries the warmth and vibration of the original. The visual raw material is the bare pixel as the building block of digital art. In all my works, the visual and the sound combine into one experience.           https://arielmio4.wixsite.com/website

  • Sandra Golubjevaite - [ATXT]
    23 August 2023  11:00 pm - 24 August 2023  12:00 am

    description

    [ATXT] is a polyphonic audio performance with a focus on non-linearnarratives and auto-fiction. A live and improvised manipulation ofself-documentation (field-recordings, digital-memos, reading annotations,browser data, etc.) using standard audio hardware (DJ gear/effectpedals/samplers) in combination with self-built tools (DIY scripts/software, lofi-loopers).Audience is invited to a distractive [non±]reading session that might feel likea soundtrack or perfume or a dj-set or background noise or day dreaming.

    Sandra Golubjevaite (she/her) is an artist working with and through code.She practices continuous prototyping as a method to research and to think aboutdigital tools ± situations that stimulate, empower, and amplify women’s voicesand narratives. Web ± IRL performances, installations and DIY language-basedinterfaces lie at the core of her practice.Through her practice she seeks tocreate a bridge between language, autobiography and coding practices as an actof refusal to commodified and often masculine-imposed approaches to softwaredevelopment  ± knowledge production.

    https://golubjevaite.com

  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
    24 August 2023  11:00 pm - 25 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    The mountain sleeps; dreams stone. Festooned with power lines and communications towers, striated by long-ago meltwater and creeks that have since evaporated, blown bald by the prevailing winds. Some day, come earthrise or landfall, the mountain will walk out into the sea. Until then, micro-movements in the sediment and rock are its uneasy speech, while the antennae atop its massive breathing shoulders continue to call and respond.

    The piece is inspired by coastal mountains that have been implicated in human long distance communications and listening, whether occupied by overland telephone and telegraph cables, military monitoring stations, radio and acoustic beacons for ships and airplanes, or 5G cell towers. Morse Mountain considers the ephemeral human occupations of signal space as they overlay mineral durations; fireflies buzzing around ancient beings that have merely paused to rest.

    Anna Friz and Absolute Value of Noise (Peter Courtemanche) are Canadian sound and radio artists. Anna Friz creates self-reflexive radio for broadcast, installation and performance. Her compositions reflect upon public media culture, environment and infrastructure (human and extra-human, acoustic, and electro-magnetic), time perception, and speculative fiction. Absolute Value of Noise creates radio and outdoor installations. He likes to work with “gadgetry” – custom turntables, lamp filaments, wire coils, high voltage ionizers, magnetic transceivers, and “little electronic brains” that observe and respond to local phenomena. His outdoor works are a comment on bio-diversity, extinction, and fragility.

    http://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/
    http://nicelittlestatic.com/

25 August 2023
  • Dai Coelacanth - Radio Graveyard
    25 August 2023  12:00 am - 6:00 am

    description
    Graveyard radio the graveyard slot the graveyard shift radio graveyard hello I am Dai Coelacanth and I will be taking your calls on the psychic hotline take your wig off and relax there is no point getting in a spin six hours of all action reportage shouting fuzz hiss interspersed with snippets from the hit parade welcome home come on in and close the door.

  • The Conduction Series - Liberation
    25 August 2023  6:00 am - 7:00 am

    description
    AUGUST BLACK (Bilbao, Spain)•BETSEY BIGGSconductor (Boulder, CO)•JIMMY GARVER (Leeds, NY)•MAX GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow, Aran Kleebaur and Chiara Marcassa - that there then not now here past
    25 August 2023  7:00 am - 8:00 am

    description
    an open composition consisting of sound, noise, text, language, fields.

    These tools considered as a field of sonic fragments capture a certain situation in time and space and their manner(s) in a medium’s dimension

    As historical artefacts
    As non-linear narratives
    As personal memory
    As processual sonic material
    As sound marks corresponding with environmental data
    As language affirming understanding without meaning.

    With a lo-tolerance for beats and grids, and a hi-tolerance for ambience, noise, rhythm ([s]analysis and Other[ly | (sonic)] materialities. Output, pass thru, insert, chain reaction, impulse, back.

    that there then, not now here past was developed as an ongoing art practice work in proc/gress by Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow, Aran Kleebaur and Chiara Marcassa for Implantieren Festival 2022/23 Beziehungsweisen having taken place in Frankfurt am Main. They met each other during their studies at Institute for Applied Theatre Studies, Giessen (DE) and worked in different constellations with sound, text and performance on similar projects. that there then, not now here past is their first project as a trio merging their individual backgrounds together.
    More information you may find here: https://www.thattherethen.com

    that there then, not now here past — Tape mixed by: Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow

  • Shorts 5
    25 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1 – Anne Marie Deacy & Rachel Doolin – Oscillithic: Hidden In Quartz. Sounding Stones. (9:58) 2 – Diana Duta – Ballade XI b (2:05) 3 – Pageboi – =]= noise gate (4:28) 4 – Wendy Kirkup – rough cut botanical (8:01) 5 – Guillaume Loizillon – temps-ordinaires (3:19) 6 – Gabi Schaffner – Critter’s Home Study – (12:15) 7 – Juliette Chartier – Space Cemetery (5:56) 8 – Emma Vickers – An Uprooted Voice (1:17) 9 – Tam Lin – Bench Loop 1 (7:39) 10 -Trần Uy Đức – Asking for Gyrations (1:54)

    1 – Anne Marie Deacy & Rachel Doolin – Oscillithic: Hidden In Quartz. Sounding Stones. Explorative interactions through the elemental remnants of the sí

    The sí, in the Irish language, refers to megalithic mounds and the spirits believed to be connected to these ancient burial sites. White quartz stones, known as ‘Clocha Geala’ or ‘shining stones’ have featured prominently at many of these neolithic sites, alluding to its association with cosmic revelation, which has played a significant role in the material culture of our ancestors. Oscillithic is the neologism coined for this new collaboration, which explores the vibrational energies of lithic remnants, in an attempt to mine meaning and insight from the hidden vernacular of these megalithic sites. (Field recordings made by Anne Marie on Dowth Lands, Co. Meath, Sounding Quartz Remnants & Quartz Sound Bowls.)

    Anne Marie Deacy is a sound artist, based in the west of Ireland. Field recording is the foundation of practice, which is embedded in listening as activism. She is interested in the creation of sonic works that explore the resonance of materiality, exploring vibration and sound as a series of memory marks. Through this work she is interested in sounding the past and exploring through our auditory perception a sonic dialogue, frequently using radio as a portal that opens up our way of listening and questions our sense of time, self and place.

    Rachel Doolin is a visual artist, based in the South of Ireland. Doolin’s multidisciplinary practice merges art, experimentation and ecology to create work that is inextricably linked to material research, driven by a desire to test the parameters of materiality, media and the criticality of issue-based practice. Her work is thematically underpinned by a passion to explore the multifaceted dualities and dichotomies that surround materiality, habitation and the environment  
    https://www.annemariedeacy.com/    https://www.racheldoolin.com/

    2 – Diana Duta – Ballade XI b

    3 – Pageboi – =]= noise gate

    This piece called ‘noise gate =]=’ represents a time when I feel lost, trapped and self-destructive. It’s very vulnerable and speaks to those who are hiding away from life’s tribulations, and also to those who are looking to help. The ‘broken’, ‘suffocated’ sounds are reminiscent of that cloudy feeling when everything feels a bit distant yet all too close for comfort, and the things you want to reach out to feel overwhelming.

    I am an artist currently living and working in Glasgow. Lately, I’ve been using field recordings to make soundscapes with added vocal distortion.

    4 – Wendy Kirkup – rough cut botanical

    ‘rough cut botanical’ is a ‘Film for Radio’, composed of spoken word and expanded audio description creating subjective images through the imaginative spaces of the radio. Originally a 16mm film and now reimagined as a sound work, the voice in ‘rough cut botanical’ explores audio describing as a way of creating a dialogue with those things which appear to us visually.

    Wendy Kirkup is an artist based in Glasgow who works in 16mm film, analogue photography and digital video. https://wendykirkup.com/

    5 – Guillaume Loizillon – Ordinary Times

    6 – Gabi Schaffner – Critter’s Home Study

    A seed concerto, piano keys, a radio. Imagine yourself small.  A gathering of sample recordings, mostly from instruments… performers. The difference between the analogue and the digital, is it like a fuel driven rocket to a time jump? I am sometimes afraid to listen (for the most manifold time) to a piece just created, just compiled from the file berths. Anyhow, this is about small places I think, “hiding corners’ (‘Versteckecken’) and broadcasting different materials (wood, plastic, wool, meta¬¬¬l).  And families of critters lounging in lichen deckchairs, all grouped around a buzzing radio. A bucket of salt water fits the scenery. Particles of mice, and straws.
    All (prepared) piano and kalimba: Elo Masing and birds. Seeds, more sounds and oilcan guitar: Gabi Schaffner.          schaffnerin.net      

    7 – Juliette Chartier – Space Cemetery

    In 1957, the dog Laïka was the first living creature to be placed in Earth orbit. This creation
    was inspired by her story and those of other animals that had died in space (monkeys mice, spiders…). Without them, human space exploration would probably not have happened.

    I am a documentary radio-maker and a sound artist. I live in Marseille (France) where I am part of the sound creation collective Copie Carbone. I enjoy various forms: documentary, radio practice, electroacoustic composition, sound installation… At the same time, I lead workshops around sound practices with children, adolescents and adults. I also perform as a dj under the name of Djsport2000.        https://juliettechartier.fr/

    8 – Emma Vickers – An Uprooted Voice

    An uprooted voice is a poetic exploration of hair materiality and landscape. Landscapes and organic ecosystems offer a rich synthesis for the sensorial experience. Poetic speculation of an alternative environment allows for the freedom of imagination, where limitations and factuality become a less hindering thought. When considering the natural fibre ‘hair’, the subject is often met with a generalised restricted vision within society, it’s an overlooked element of human physiology. ‘An Uprooted Voice’ introduces the concept of hair as a living material, a self-sustaining matter which has been disassociated from its’ usual life support – the body. It offers acoustic speculations of this organic material within a landscape, unveiling the ‘voice’ of hair.

    I have always had a strong interest in Art and Design. My degree in BA (Hons) Makeup and Hair Design at Solent University has challenged my ways of thinking and expanded my creativity, more recently I have been interested in forming new perspectives with speculative design approaches that could be explored through a variety of mediums.  https://www.emmavickersdesign.com/        

    9 – Tam Lin – Bench Loop 1

    Bench Loop 1 is part of an ongoing search for paralysing loops, loops which, similar to drones, can hold the listener in perpetual stasis. The loop in this piece is an electronically processed field recording of a metal bench, and while it loops perpetually, the intricacies of the patch create subtle variations in timing and texture. .  http://www.tamlines.com         
                           
    10 -Trần Uy Đức – Asking for Gyrations

    Asking for Gyrations is a composition that seeks to blend structures with intuitivities. Holding onto sonic materiality in a playful manner, the track also offers a perspective on the uncertain times of today’s world. It invites listeners to see music beyond the evitability of pivotality and into an indefinite ecology where preconceived notions of genre, culture, and voice must be redirected with compassion in the face of defamiliarization.

    Trần Uy Đức is one of the youngest musicians who’s been rising in the Vietnamese scene, a testament to the youthful energy driving it forward. Their internationally acclaimed second album, Came, was released in December 2021. T   http://www.tranuyduc.com

  • Radio LOOS - On Creativity in the Postpartum Period
    25 August 2023  9:00 am - 9:30 am

    description
    On Creativity during the Postpartum Period is a follow-up to the previous episode which explores the creative process artists experience while being pregnant. How do women navigate their lives as artists after giving birth? Can the demands of motherhood be met while an artistic practice is maintained? Words, thoughts, and impressions from Asami Kiuchi, Darina Zurková, Dewi de Vree, Kate Donovan, Maia Koenig, Rosanna Lovell, and Tatiana Kolganova, to an all-too familiar soundscape that all parents will recognize at once… Curated and produced by Leonie Roessler for Studio LOOS, with funding from the Gemeente Den Haag.
     
    Produced at https://www.loosdenhaag.com/

    Leonie Roessler – Composer, performer and radio maker raised in Germany and the US, now based in The Hague, Netherlands.  Leonie captures her environment with field recordings, which she uses for radio pieces, sound installations, and instrumental compositions. She runs the radio branch of Studio LOOS in The Hague, has a monthly show called Tales in Sound on CAMP radio, and co-manages Iranian record label Noise à Noise. Her works have been released through Musica Dispersa (Spain/UK), and Noise á Noise (Iran), Biodiversitàs, Syrphe  and have been physically archived in the British Library.
     
    http://www.leonieroessler.com
    Facebook: Leonie Roessler
    Instagram: ljroessler

  • Leaky Transmissions
    25 August 2023  9:30 am - 10:00 am

    description

    These were part of a project called Leaky Transmissions whichspecifically rethought making audio work for radio listening. They both beganwith a workshop led by a poet around themes of field recording, transmission,listening and language. 

     1. Leaky Transmissions: Radio Silence 

    The term ‘static’ is associated with faulty transmission or faultyreception—static is communication gone wrong. But what if ‘static’ is thoughtof as a generative space, where the effort and struggle of communication isvalued as a thing in itself?

    In this collaboration, Nastassja Simensky, Emma Bolland, Larocheand Gesa Helms explore the spaces, metaphors, and struggles of ‘transmission’. Ina series of conversations following a workshop led by Emma Bolland, theyshared, translated, and responded to audio captioning, static, stutters and the‘machine silence’ of zoom. This material was mixed by Roisner and produced bysound Of ruins.

    Nastassja Simensky is anartist who often works collaboratively to make writing, place-specificperformances, events, sound work and films as a form of ongoing fieldwork. EmmaBolland is an artist, writer, and lecturer whose work currentlyexplores pathologisation of language, the spaces of institutions, and thewider politics of communication. GesaHelms is an artist, researcher and educator. She lives betweenGlasgow, UK, and rural Northwest Germany. Laroche isan artist and writer working from field centres in the French Pyrenees,southern Spain and London, UK. Roisner is aperformance artist, music producer, sound engineer and DJ.

     2. Leaky Transmissions: Poetry as Field Recording 

    Poetry as Field Recording is a collaborative audio work made byAnna Kime, Irina Sadovina, Ceri Nicholls, Nastassja Simensky and IoannisAndronikidis.

    This audio collaboration emerged through a talk and workshop ledby writer and poet Mina Gorji and includes poetry, field recordings,reflections, and electronic and linguistic experiments. By collectivelythinking through the challenges of distinguishing and articulating what and howwe hear, the group considered how listening is culturally informed, and how ourcomprehension of what we hear is shaped through our own language(s).

    Anna KimeHerring Gul and Listeningto the Fern-Owl, Irina SadovinaWritingthe Nightjar, Creatures Call and Owls Call, Yiannis AndronikidisSoftGrounds Too & Fro, Ceri NichollsErsatz,the moor at night, Nastassja Simensky and RebeccaLeeCuckoo [Rings on Water]

     

  • indri - Convergence: Earth
    25 August 2023  10:00 am - 10:30 am

    description
    This is a concept album about convergent evolution in sound. The Earth has been making sounds since it was formed, and in that time, all the sounds we have heard have become more and more unique. This album honours, recognises and celebrates the ways in which things have come to sound and how similar they can be whether above or below the water.

    My name is R Beuzeville, I work under the name indri, as well as my own name. I am a studying ecologist who has been making sound projects for several years. I work predominantly with field recordings that I record myself all over Australia, both above and below the water. I am interested in the way that sound exists in the natural world and the differences in the way that we and other species utilise and experience the sonic world.

    Music | R.Beuzeville (bandcamp.com)

  • Shorts 47
    25 August 2023  10:30 am - 11:30 am

    description
    1 – Mat Ward – This Misunderstanding Suggests Tenderness (7:17) 2 – Cameron Leaf – Traversal (13:09) 3 – Marco Dibeltulu – Una sola moltitudine (6:00) 4 – Cláudio de Pina – Neurotransmit (10:09) 5 – Emma Margetson – Cimbaal (7:04) 6 – Roberto D’Ugo Jr – Água Reversa Acqua Inversa (2:19) 7 – David Snow – The Mozart Effect (7:14) 8 – Mike Hovancsek – Level 1 (5:41)

    1 – Mat Ward – This Misunderstanding Suggests Tenderness

    Mat Ward is a musician and researcher whose practice encompasses performance, installation, film scoring, noise art, sonic portraiture, free improvisation and site-specific response. He collaborates extensively with artists across the world and is currently co-ordinating an international art music collective titled Then She Reaches For The Gun featuring more than 50 musicians from 20 countries. Ward’s current research focus is the examination of  the acoustic structure of noise; pulling apart field recordings to investigate how the properties of noise have both disruptive and cohesive elements and their relationship to human emotion and communication.

    Then She Reaches for the Gun was formed in 2021 to bring together some of Ward’s disparate collaborative projects through experimental sound collage. Ward invites people (not just musicians) to send him files which he arranges ‘as suggested by the work’ including field recordings, spoken word, noise and pet sounds as well as instrumental grabs. Both the aesthetic and the compositional methods extensively use what Frank Zappa called Xenocrony – the mixing together of separately recorded and rhythmically opposing musical phrases to create polyrhythmic and polytempi compositions that defy easy classification. A lot of it is also funny as fuck.       https://www.matward.net/         https://soundcloud.com/no-mates-ensemble

    2 – Cameron Leaf – Traversal

    Traversal is a sound piece created from recordings taken whilst walking in rural south west England. Navigating forests, moors, meadows & coastlines, the audio encompasses transit in all weathers — from the fog of Dartmoor to a sunny southern beach.

    The rhythm of footsteps takes the foreground, providing a steady & comforting cadence. Alongside the sound of the human, the environment itself emerges: grass, stones, water, wind. Traversal offers a moment to enter a state of mindfulness, perhaps; supplies a brief escape into the wilderness; or, is simply an opportunity to experience the sounds of the landscape.

    Cameron Leaf is a composer & sound designer based in the UK. An independent artist, he has produced a broad range of music under a multitude of aliases over the last decade. He set up Studio Leaf as a production unit for sound work — creating audio for speaker, space & screen.
    http://www.studio-leaf.co

    3 – Marco Dibeltulu – Una sola moltitudine

    After an endless moment of unease, in the race for the long-desired stillness, one goes through many moods. Once peace has been attained, one feels enveloped in an unexplained melancholy, as if feeling nostalgia for the frantic moments of the race. As fear gradually dissolves and “invisible hands caress the soul”, now that it has left its trouble behind, everything is thought over with the help of deeper breaths: the goal has been reached and the limit of the multitude of the moods one has experienced has been marked. The piece contains Antonella Chessa’s poem of the same title.

    Marco Dibeltulu (Alghero, 1971), studied at the Conservatory of Cagliari Composition, Choral Music and Electronic Music. His compositions have been selected in many competitions as 24th International Electronic Music Competition “Luigi Russolo” – Varese; CALL 2006 and 2013 – Federazione CEMAT, Rome; 6th International Computer Music Competition “Pierre Schaeffer” 2007 (1st Prize) – Pescara; 360 degrees of 60×60 – Vox Novus, New York City; ICMC 2012 – Ljubljana; NYCEMF 2014, 2015 – New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival.   http://www.marcodibeltulu.it

    4 – Cláudio de Pina – Neurotransmits

    Neurotransmits (anagram of ‘number stations’) is an electroacoustic composition that explores the eerie and mysterious world of number stations. Featuring sounds from ‘The Buzzer’, ‘The Pip’ (Russia), Lincolnshire Poacher (UK), among others from different countries (Sweden, Hungary, Poland and Cuba). The piece conjures the atmosphere of a spy listening in on clandestine transmissions in a safehouse. The listener to enters a world of covert operations and intrigue, where hidden codes and transmissions pulse through the airwaves, and is left to wonder what is the meaning of these messages, from were are they being transmitted, and to whom…

    Cláudio de Pina is a sound artist, improviser, organist and composer. Titular organist of the historical organ at the Parish of Ajuda. Researcher in GIMC. Holds a DAS and a MA distinguished with the Dean’s Honour Roll. Currently a PhD candidate and a fellow. Studied in Gregorian Institute of Lisbon, Hot Jazz Club and Physics Engineering.    http://www.claudiodepina.com

    5 – Emma Margetson – Cimbaal

    This work is primarily derived from close microphone recordings of a suspended cymbal. The sonic qualities of the cymbal are explored, with the piece transforming and transporting the sounds of the cymbal to different cosmic worlds. Particularly important is how the resonating qualities of the work build and fade taking the listener on a journey to explore different spaces, pitches and timbres of the cymbal, whilst contrasts in motion and gestural activity – strikes, swooshes, gongs – explore the physicality of the instrument.

    Dr Emma Margetson is an acousmatic composer and sound artist. She is a Lecturer in Sound Design and Research Fellow in Audiovisual Space: Recontextualising Sound-Image Media at the University of Greenwich. Her research interests include, sound diffusion and spatialisation practices; site specific works, sound walks and installation; audience development and engagement; and community music practice.  http://www.emmamargetson.co.uk

    6 – Roberto D’Ugo Jr – Água Reversa Acqua Inversa

    Liquid Augury. Processed soundscape: a discreet ornamental water fountain recorded on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo. The technique working as an oracle. Echoes of Walter Benjamin: “we can only penetrate the mystery to the extent that we find it in the everyday, thanks to a dialectical optic that sees the everyday as impenetrable and the impenetrable as everyday”.

    Roberto D’Ugo is a Brazilian artist-researcher dedicated to radio art. He creates works that explore interfaces between magic, technique and art. Based on listening to everyday life, his aesthetic investigation dialogues with surrealism. The ritualistic repetition of sound residues is a characteristic of his work. 

    7 – David Snow – The Mozart Effect

    An imaginary field recording documenting the psychoacoustic properties of the uterine environment up to the moment of parturition.

    The compositions of David Jason Snow have been performed in concert by the Ensemble Intercontemporain at the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the Banda Municipal de Bilbao at the Euskalduna Palace in Bilbao, The New Juilliard Ensemble at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and many other artists and ensembles internationally.  davidsnowmusic.org

    8 – Mike Hovancsek – Level 1

    This piece of music makes use of pure electronics, samples, koto, and a circuit-bent instrument called a “jabberbox”. I am a musician who usually plays acoustic, multicultural music but this piece is part of an album of electronic works that I am recording. To hear more of my music please visit my BandCamp page: https://mikehovancsek.bandcamp.com/

  • Hannan Jones - How Do We Hold On - live in the studio
    25 August 2023  11:30 am - 11:45 am

    description
    Field recordings of Marseilles’ Noailles neighbourhood provide a fragmented foundation to consider connections of self, community, and historical migration routes. A diary-like composition that leans into the artists experience of the diaspora and brings to attention chaos in a distant yet familiar environment. Elongated murmurs, fragments of sidewalk hustling and street performance are stitched together and overlaid with live prose. Spoken in English, acknowledging the varied degrees of diasporic experience and displacement; a polyphonic gesture towards fractured individuals and communities. Commissioned in 2022 for The Common Guild Roundtable conversation in response to Basel and Ruanne Abou-Rahme’s exhibition ‘May amnesia never kiss us on the mouth’.

    Hannan Jones is an interdisciplinary artist, musician, and programmer of Algerian and Welsh origin born in regional Australia on Binjerup Noongar Boodjar. Research-led, Hannan deep dives into concepts of hybridity, rhythms, and psycho-geography responding to cultural and social migration. At the intersection of sound, sculpture, installation, and moving image, Hannan attempts to find ‘togetherness’ and reflect ourselves in our surroundings.

    http://www.hannanjones.com

  • Buffer Zone
    25 August 2023  11:45 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    1) Sara Lehad – D’élire domicile (5:19)
     
    2) Sisters Akousmatika – Border_Radio Chapter 1: Phonic atolls (2:27)
     
    1) Sara Lehad – D’élire domicile
     
    D’élire domicile is a piece I made very spontaneously using a technique of layering and sampling different recorded or synthesized sound sources to create a confused yet distinct magma.  

    Sara Lehad is a Paris based and Algiers born sound artist and researcher. She’s currently working on her PhD at l’Université Paris 8 and she studied electroacoustic music composition at le Conservatoire de Pantin. Her current research aims to decolonize her practice of music through a matrimonial interest in Amazigh-Kabyle women culture and through thematics such as listening, voice, border of speech, immemorial and intergenerational trauma. She has also a practice of improvisation through an electronic dispositive of no-input mixing board. She performed in les Instants Chavirés, le Non_Jazz, Doxa Esta and Cmptrmthmthcs.

    https://soundcloud.com/sara-lhd-554471127
     
    2) Sisters Akousmatika – Border_Radio Chapter 1: Phonic atolls

    Border_Radio is a conceptual inquiry about ownership of the airwaves. Originally commissioned as a video and ‘radio play’ script for Donner forme a l’ether Espace Multimedia Gatner (France). The Border_Radio play is written in three acts: Phonic atolls ~  Spectrum Auction ~ Decolonising Wavelengths. Each act represents an unfolding conceptual space, exploring questions about sovereignty, ownership, transmission law and international treaties, history and potentialities.

    Sisters Akousmatica (lutruwita/Tasmania, AUS) Is the collaborative, expanded radio project of Julia Drouhin and Phillipa (Pip) Stafford – exploring the radical possibilities of transmission since 2016. Sisters Akousmatica weave projects in, around, with and for radio. Their work is concerned with collective, feminist radio practices and auditory-spatial exploration.

    radioqueens.art

  • Production 5 - Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow - Ecce, sigh! Siren calls… still, I feel the same.
    25 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:40 pm

    description
    “Who remembers all that? History throws its empty bottles out the window.“

    Sans Soleil, Chris Marker, 1983
    A song is playing, in the background. Hey —

    Schock!

    Still, alive.

    Waste(d) land revisited.

    This is an acousmatic cadavre, reassembling thoughts and samples that are rotting on a hard drive in a box, in the downloads folder of my laptop causing slow pace or being captured in the fields very soon. As if it was a prehistoric cave, creatures pass in and out. The traces of another time lie buried in the undefined terrain, but I will arrange and add yet another layer to this palimpsest of sounds and form a loop of sonic references and anecdotes, like a Stone/r/d henge in a sonic sphere. Roll out a carpet of sub frequencies! You may hear the echoes of the sirens, they speak with a German accent in their voice in dramatic tone… still, I feel the same.

    With voices of Meta D-1, Gertrude Stein, Anna Oppermann, Fiona and the author and a quote by Lawrence English.

    Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow, born in Düsseldorf, studied archaeology, Angewandte Theaterwissenschaft and Klang & Realität. As artist, sound designer and performer, Beeskow works in the independent scene, radio plays, podcasts, installations, experimental films and in the theater in different collaborations and writes about female* composers and sound artists for the grapefruits.online fanzine.

    http://www.antoniaalessiavirginia.com

    ‘Ecce, sigh! Siren calls… still, I feel the same.‘ is a co-commission between Radiophrenia and Kunstradio Radiokunst for Ö1, Austria.

  • Machine Listening - After Words
    25 August 2023  12:40 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    After Words is a radiophonic artwork, originally developed as a multi-channel sound installation for the exhibition Data Relations at Australian Centre for Contemporary Art.
     
    As the artists explain, ‘data is never mined. It is always made. A computational theatre.’ Many datasets used to ‘train’ automated systems to make predictions and decisions are literally performed by actors, or researchers pretending to be actors. Others are the product of our own performances for and with machines, every time we ‘wake up’ Alexa or upload a video to YouTube.
     
    After Words explores these dynamics across a series of speculative scenes. Each scene works with readymade audio, repurposed from machine learning datasets, woven through a script written with and against an ‘autoregressive language model’, and performed by voice actors. The result is a strange set of semi-fictional tales of computational scripting, instruction, production, and performance, staged in 8-channel audio. In this strangeness, After Words gestures at a near future in which language has been fully operationalised: where every word we speak has a computational effect and residue.
     
    The voice artists invited to record original material for this work are all researchers in critical data studies.
     
    MACHINE LISTENING (SEAN DOCKRAY, JAMES PARKER AND JOEL STERN)
     
    Established in 2020 by artist-researchers Sean Dockray (b.1977), James Parker (b.1983) and Joel Stern (b. 1979), Machine Listening is a platform for collaborative research and experimentation, focused on the computation, capture and control of sound and speech. The collectives research and writing concentrates on accent bias, audio event detection, music information retrieval, and automated voice diagnostics, including how practices like these were mediated by the pandemic, which has been a constant backdrop. Machine Listening situate this material in relation to the entwined histories of speech recognition and computer music. Machine Listening have produced an online library and an interview series, staged lectures and performance programs, made films, and an ‘instrument’ for composing with audio and video via text. All of this material has been gathered online as an expanded ‘curriculum’.
     
    Sean Dockray is an artist and writer whose work explores the politics of technology, with a particular emphasis on artificial intelligences and the algorithmic web. He is a founding director of the Los Angeles non-profit Telic Arts Exchange, and initiator of knowledge-sharing platforms, The Public School and AAAARG.ORG. Sean is currently Head of Sculpture & Spatial Practice – Senior Lecturer, School of Art & Design at the Australian National University, College of Arts and Social Sciences.
     
    James Parker is the Director of a research program on Law, Sound and the International at the Institute for International Law and the Humanities (IILAH) at Melbourne Law School. His research focuses on the relations between law, sound and listening, with a particular emphasis on international criminal law, the law of war and privacy.
     
    Joel Stern is a researcher, curator, and artist and currently holds the position of Vice Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Fellow in DSC|School-Media & Communication, RMIT. With a background in experimental music, Stern’s work focuses on practices of sound and listening and how these shape our contemporary worlds.Stern was Artistic Director of pioneering Australian sonic art organisation Liquid Architecture, 2013–2022.
     
    https://machinelistening.exposed/curriculum/
     
    Project Website with audio:
     
    https://afterwords.netlify.app/

  • Shorts 19
    25 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – farmer wadams – Eidolon Whelk (6:25) 2 – Alistair Zaldua and Lauren Redhead – by increments (5:32) 3 – Wil Pertz – Singularity (16:24) 4 – Vincent Eoppolo – Facades (3:08) 5 – Patric Simmerud – Fatburen (3:00) 6 – Karolis Lasys – Fermi Paradox (21:07) 7 – Juliana Capes – What noise is garden (2:52)

    1 – farmer wadams – Eidolon Whelk

    Dark ambient prime number based ruler vibrations, with samples from my daughter and the local river.  

    I have worked in animation for the past 25 years – currently Creative Director at Wild Child Animation, Stirling. I started out in club visuals and live AV performances, as part of a collective called Pointless Creations, and have always wanted to go back and make music of my own. Struggling to find time to learn music software, I decided to use Resolve, video editing software with which I was already familiar. So earlier this year I made my first track ill in bed with covid, which reflects the semi-delirious state I was in at the time.

    https://soundcloud.com/farmerwadams

    2 – Alistair Zaldua and Lauren Redhead – by increments

    SouthWestApril is a collection of four experimental sound poems that combine speech, improvisation and live electronics that can be heard as separate pieces or a continuous set. The texts were created using extended Oulipo techniques, while the e-violin interacts with live electronics that sample and process the improvised sound in real time. These pieces were recorded at the SWR Experimentalstudio in Freiburg, Germany, in April 2023; live electronics were performed in the studio by Maurice Oeser.

    Alistair Zaldua is a composer, improviser and violinist based in Manchester. In addition to his work as a solo improviser, he performs in a duet for organ and live electronics with Lauren Redhead. Most recent projects involve duet improvisation with Alwynne Pritchard (Bergen), saxophonist Christoph Gallio (London/Aarau) and percussionist Pascal Pons (Freiburg).
    http://www.alistair-zaldua.de

    Lauren Redhead is a composer of experimental music whose work is published by Material Press (Berlin) and by Firehead Organ Works (UK). Her music is released on the pan y rosas discos and sfz music labels. She is also a performer of music for organ and electronics, often working in a duet with Alistair Zaldua. When not making music, Lauren also writes about the aesthetics and socio-semiotics of 20th and 21st Century musics.
    https://laurenredhead.eu/
     
    3 – Wil Pertz – Singularity Singularity 21 – FRWRD

    Singularity are work of Sonic and Visual Art for Electric Upright Bass and computer. Each piece experiments with different types of improvisation, video manipulations and multiple camera arrangements. Works with video can be found https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLix6srstj8SSqcLlpqW0XSe1dLswsgjWd

    Wil Pertz teaches Electronic Music in Daejeon Korea. Currently he is experimenting with multi-channel works and reactive video between 40-100 channels in ambisonic and binaural configurations.        https://wilpertz.com/

    4 – Vincent Eoppolo – Facades

    Vincent Eoppolo (Ioppolo) is an American composer from Wilmington, Delaware. Initially trained as both a Classical and Jazz guitarist, Eoppolo began composing and recording electronic music in the early 1980’s shortly after the development of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and the introduction of affordable home computers and recording equipment. During the 1980-90’s Eoppolo’s fixed media compositions were regularly featured on university new music radio programs in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region. Additionally, Eoppolo’s works received recognition in music publications Keyboard Magazine and Computer Music Journal. In recent years, Eoppolo’s fixed media works have been presented at the New York City Electro-Acoustic Music Festival, Mise_En Place New Music Festival in Brooklyn, Utopie Sonore in Nantes, France and De Natura Sonorum in Rome, Italy. Eoppolo’s compositions have been released by Moscow based independent music label Meticulous Midgets and his works are regularly featured on new music radio and internet programs throughout Europe and North America.

    Eoppolo’s compositions are a mix of various sound art traditions such as musique concrete, acousmatic music, electro-acoustic music and radio art. Eoppolo refers to his works as sonic cinema and he cites film directors such as Antonioni, Tarkovsky and Fellini as influences.

    Eoppolo’s music is available on all major streaming platforms such as Spotify, ITunes, YouTube and Amazon as well as Soundcloud.

    5 – Patric Simmerud – Fatburen

    Fatburen was the name of a lake, located at the outskirts of somewhere else, which due to its rich wildlife attracted humans who fed upon what the water gave them. The humans settled down, a small village was founded. The good life attracted businessmen who started factories, which inevitable led to the death of the wildlife and ultimately the lake itself. The village grew to a city and the lake was first transformed into a railway station, then into 12 stores high buildings for people to live in. Today Fatburen is the name of a very small part of Stockholm.

    Patric Simmerud (°1963) is a composer and sound artist based in Stockholm, Sweden. Classically trained and with wide influences, my work as a composer range from contemporary art music – including electroacoustic and radiophonic pieces, chamber music and music for full orchestra – to soundscapes and music for film. As a sound artist, I have explored various artistic disciplines such as installation, performance, videoart. My work has been internationally performed and included in various art exhibitions.  http://www.simmerud.com

    6 – Karolis Lasys – Fermi Paradox

    Fermi’s Paradox is a collage of found sound in the short-wave radio spectrum, recordings of number stations and a song which, along with reflections of the author, constructs a narrative of how radio, as a medium, highlights / mirrors the flaws of interpersonal communication, finding understanding, the somewhat inherent meaninglessness of it all and how we cannot stop trying. It was made in reference to Fermi’s paradox and tries to expand it to apply not just to the question of extraterrestrial life, but also to the terrestrial goings on of people.

    Karolis Lasys is a musician, architect and interdisciplinary artist, hailing from Lithuania and currently based in Helsinki, Finland. Through his work Karolis explores the intricacies of modernity – how technology, interconnectedness and globalisation effect the human condition both positively and, more often than not, strain it by putting us in new tighter mind-frames. His usual work mediums are spatial installations, audio-visual works and interactive bridges between virtual and physical space. He’s also a resident in Palanga Street Radio, based in Vilnius, Lithuania and Gasoline Radio in Kiev, Ukraine and runs an alternative electronics label called BRKNCRCTS.       https://www.instagram.com/eugine_onegin/        

    7 – Juliana Capes – What noise is garden

    “GOWO MANGO” an album of song sketches by visual artist and describer Juliana Capes,  commissioned as expanded audio description by artist Laura Aldridge,  as part of an audio interpretation of her recent monograph THINGS THAT SOAK YOU.

    Capes’s descriptions of Aldridge’s sculptures have morphed through conversation into sketches of songs, through exploration of Laura’s working methods of expanded collage, shared enthusiasm about musical influences and love of mash up and the encouragement burgeoning friendship and collaboration.

    http://www.julianacapes.co.uk

  • Speculum Bunny - Burnt Offering live in the studio
    25 August 2023  2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    An improvised set compromising of spoken word, singing, bass guitar, synth as well as field recordings and prerecorded interviews. The piece is inspired by acts of surrender, offering, transition and devotion and the relevance of these in a modern context. It is my intention that the piece itself is an act of surrender given its improvised nature. The end result being an emotive, immersive and transitional experience for listeners. Clare Simpson is a somatic sound artist, poet and performer based in Glasgow. She has a broad range of experience writing, creating, performing and directing various soundscapes, gigs, live shows and spoken word pieces. She recently performed a 3.5 hour durational soundpiece ‘BANSHEE’ at Buzzcut 2023 and is currently releasing her first EP as her solo project ‘Speculum Bunny’. She has performed at The Arches, Hidden Door Festival, Usher Hall, Buzzcut and The Royal Panopticon. She is a trained sound healer with a passion for weaving this into her work to provoke, stir and inspire emotion to those listening.

  • Susana Jiménez-Carmona - Lana negra: el río / Black wool: the river
    25 August 2023  3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

    description
    “Lana negra: el río” / “Black wool: the river” is an experimental sound documentary made up of recordings (with different devices) on the banks of the Guadalquivir river as it passes through the city of Cordoba. These recordings have been made between 2017 and 2022 at different times of the day and at different seasons of the year. It follows a herd of sheep, which usually graze by the river, and some of their relationships with other inhabitants of this urban territory (humans, dogs, birds, insects, plants, cars, soils, water…).

    Researcher and sound artist, she is a doctor in Human and Cultural Sciences and a professor in the sound art master’s degree at the University of Barcelona. Her work is focused on human collaborative practices and interspecies listening and has been shown at the Museo Reina Sofía (Madrid), Universidad París 8, Festival Tsonami de Valparaíso, Festival Creatures (Seville), C3A (Córdoba), among other places.

    susanajimenezcarmona.net  https://soundcloud.com/user-833026438

  • Astrid Björklund - Sustained Breathing / Strained Soul
    25 August 2023  3:30 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    A soliloquy on the nature of seclusion and the volatility of existence; seen through the eyes of an abstract myth.

    The work intertwines thoughts of death and identity with mythical beings and curious worlds found in Swedish stories and folklore. Featuring throughout the soundwork is an old reed organ that was once used by my great grandparents, dusty and weathered from years of neglect. The organ becomes a new entity by merging itself with the abstract myth risen from ancient times, from a place that lies deep beneath and deep within.

    “She is death, the inevitable change, life’s impermanence and the end of all things. She is wonderful, and terrifying.”

    Work commissioned by Miasma & Look Again (Terra Incognita) as part of the Wonderland Festival, Thursday 8 – Sunday 11 September 2022, Aberdeen. #wonderlandaberdeen

    Sound broadcasted to earthly and unearthly critters via fruitful.fm/

    Astrid Björklund is a Swedish visual artist and amateur sound weaver. Her work draws on the theories of the “Chthonic” (of relating to, or in, the underground), fiction, mythmaking, and thoughts surrounding the uncertainty, awe and ambiguity of life, with a pinch of existential dread. Noise, music and ambience for this work have been created using various synthesised, found, created and recorded sounds.

    https://astridbjorklund.com

  • Aleks Wruk - Journey through space-time: a listening experience Live in the studio
    25 August 2023  4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

    description

    The universe began in a tremendous explosion known as the BIG BANG…

    Inspired by astronomy radio programmes this project combines storytelling, meditation and sound therapy techniques to guide participants on a journey through space-time – from the comfort of their sofa and closed eyes.

    The narrative is woven through the cosmic soundscape created by the instruments typically played for relaxation, such as gongs or singing bowls, which help to induce Theta brain waves. This stimulates visualisation and deep relaxation. The aim is to explore the possibility of sound in altering the consciousness of the listener.

    Aleks Wruk is a Glasgow-based performer, sound therapist, and experience researcher. With a background in interactive media design and a certification as a gong master, Aleks creates immersive sound experiences that transport audiences into states of deep relaxation. They have previously performed in various venues and festivals around Glasgow and Edinburgh and collaborated with organizations such as Take Me Somewhere Festival based in Tramway.
    Aleks is also a wellbeing educator, and they are currently pursuing a PHD at the intersection of Psychology and AI.

  • Kristina Warren - Lavender Lauds
    25 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    All sound is rhythm. Audio waveforms are a kind of pulsation, whether regular or irregular. Lavender Lauds takes this rhythmic reality of sound as a starting point, examining cyclicality at various levels and time scales. While in residence at Vienna’s MuseumsQuartier in Spring 2023, I took many photos, videos, and audio recordings in and around Vienna, then sonified these into several unique software oscillators, through which Lavender Lauds explores various time scales from short to long. 
     
    Thanks to TONSPUR Kunstverein Wien, MuseumsQuartier, and Fulbright Austria for sponsoring this piece.

    Kristina Warren [US] is a sound artist who creates performances, installations, and recorded media using a variety of analog, digital, received, and self-designed tools. Called “precise and unpredictable” (Marc Masters, Bandcamp), work by Warren has been presented at venues including A4 [SK], echoraum [AT], Experimental Sound Studio (US), iii [NL], LTK4 [DE], MENGI [IS], MuseumsQuartier Wien [AT], Musik Akademie Basel [CH], and Rhizome [US]. Recently Visiting Assistant Professor of Multimedia (Brown University, 2017-21), Warren holds a PhD in Composition & Computer Technologies (Uni. Virginia, 2017) and a BA in Music Composition (Duke University, 2011). kmwarren.org

    Website = http://kmwarren.org/
    Recent album release = https://kmwarren.bandcamp.com/album/new-suns
    Instagram = @kmwarren.sound

  • Buffer Zone
    25 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) torschlusspanik – mutilation (non-surgical) (3:25)
    2) Mathias Guilbaud – Voies Urbaines: Rue Sainte-Catherine (6:58)
    3) Camille Hummel – Outside (6:40)

    1) torschlusspanik – mutilation (non-surgical)



    Originated in 2013, Torschlusspanik is a middle-aged Tennessee gal’s outlet for mostly unpleasant and nonrealistic music that has been summarized as “maximalist electro-acoustic” in the past. A wide scramble of sounds are crudely forced into sound collage and (vague) song format intended for weaponizing emotional overstimulation and mulling over lost opportunity as time is near expired.
     
    2) Mathias Guilbaud – Voies Urbaines: Rue Sainte-Catherine 

    Sainte-Catherine is a small street in Toulouse, France, close to my apartment. Attracted by its construction works, I decided to spend a few months recording and composing with the sounds of the street. Vibrant sounds, people working, engines, rhythms coiled inside barriers, so many textures depict the metamorphoses of our urban spaces. Tickling and shifting our listening, the sounds find a way to express themselves so that they can be heard, so that they unveil our cities and our relationships with them.

    With a background in film studies, Mathias Guilbaud likes to work and question the way sound can awaken the senses and question our relationship with spaces. It is through this practice combining documentary, acousmatic and phonographic composition, that he creates sound pieces where living spaces and intimate stories intertwine. Cities represent a privileged listening ground where he questions our relationship to public spaces and urban planning. Mathias works for theatre companies, community radios and cinema.
    https://soundcloud.com/user-550379346/tracks
     
    3) Camille Hummel – Outside

    They are alone on one side or the other of the bars. The radio waves allow them to hold back a little longer.

    Camille Hummel is a young french sound artist, working on ecology and societal topics. She likes to use sounds as tiny pieces of paper, trying to mix up everything, words, voices, fieldrecording, and sound-design to express herself. Besides, she does documentaries and writes stories for TV and video games.
    https://camillehummel.com/

  • Production 6 - Sara Lehad - Immemorial Echo
    25 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    description
    What I call my sound matrimony is the sum of the inner and the outer elements that I hear and listen to when improvising with my machine and recording phonographies. It’s a magma of noises, concrete sounds, voices, languages, poetry, riddles, screams and, sometimes creepy stories. The composition came to me as the place where I could share the ghosts in me and the vivifiant present around me, going through a montage of phonographies and a deconstruction of the dualism in between which is a morphological sound and a representational one.

    Most of the speech and human voices arise from wonderful women, some of whom are my grandmother Wardia and her friend Haljia, but also a group of women called “Medahates” whose singing voices can be heard invoking the rain with traditional prayers because of this horrible spring canicule. All these voices were recorded by myself in April 2023 in Mayache, a little Mediterranean village in the countryside of Tigzirt in the wilaya of Tizi-Ouzou in the north of this very special and plural country – both beautiful and tragic – that I was born in: Algeria. The composition was made in my studio at Pantin, France.

    See here for translation and contextualization of the piece:

    https://radiophrenia.scot/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Sara-Lehad-TRANSLATION.pdf

    Sara Lehad is a Paris based and Algiers born sound artist and researcher. She’s currently working on her PhD at l’Université Paris 8 and she studied electroacoustic music composition at le Conservatoire de Pantin. Her current research aims to decolonize her practice of music through a matrimonial interest in Amazigh-Kabyle women culture and through thematics such as listening, voice, border of speech, immemorial and intergenerational trauma. She has also a practice of improvisation through an electronic dispositive of no-input mixing board. She performed in les Instants Chavirés, le Non_Jazz, Doxa Esta and Cmptrmthmthcs.

    https://soundcloud.com/sara-lhd-554471127

    ‘Immemorial Echoes’ is a co-commission between Radiophrenia and Kunstradio Radiokunst for Ö1, Austria.

  • Len Goetzee - E163
    25 August 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    Words + music* by Len Goetzee
    *Except Greensleeves used in the intro and the final recorder piece which was based on a Robert Morton composition (1430-1479).

    Through a research led practice I piece together an eclectic archive of queer kin; an onto-epistemological, entanglement with diseased trees, time travelling bunnies, pork pies, bubble gum and even mugs at b&m. I combine fact and fiction into dramatic fabulation to help unbuild an autobiography; taking it apart to its dereliction, a denouncement of the episteme I find myself in. Not ruin for ruinations sake, but for rediscovery and rebirthing+, to meet one/self in the rubble.

    Len Goetzee is a queer artist living and working in Glasgow. Through a trans methodology of collapse and dispossession they excavate a past enmeshed with the non-human and the more than human. Binaries breakdown and temporalities become twisted; an anti-propulsive practise reversing into queer resistance and into old futures.

    Recent performances; RSA Academy Late (2023); Dissenter Space (2023); Cabbage Arts@ French Street Studios (2022) Old Hairdressers (2022)

    Education; MLITT Fine Art Practice, Glasgow School of Art (2022) Distinction.

    Awards; RSA Friends Award (2023); Chair’s Medal, Glasgow School of Art (2022); DCA Prize (2021); RSA New Contemporaries (2021)

    Instagram; @len_goetzee
    GSA Postgrad Showcase 2022; https://gsapostgradshowcase.net/len-goetzee/

    Words+ music* by Len Goetzee
    *Except Greensleeves used in the intro and the final recorder piece which was based on a Robert Morton composition (1430-1479).

  • Benoit Bories & Aurélien Caillaux - "Les gardiennes du temple" (The guardians of the temple)
    25 August 2023  7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

    description
    The guardians of the temple follow the journey of Claudine and Irma, former residents of the Center d’Accueil des Français d’Indochine de Sainte-Livrade. Irma arrived there as a child, in 1956, and Claudine was born there. They grew up there, were built in the particular conditions of this internment camp, each following their own path between family tradition and integration into Lot-et-Garonne land.

    Irma, who did not go to college and never worked, married young, and never left the region. Claudine left to study nursing in Bordeaux, then returned to her family, providing voluntary care for the residents of the camp. They are fighting today, each in their own way, to preserve the memory of this place that shaped them. The documentary follows them in their daily activities, the animation of Buddhist pagodas, the preparation of traditional meals, while weaving the history of the camp through the thread of their memories.

    An English translation and background notes can be found here:

    https://faidosonore.net/sons/notes/The_guardians_of_the_temple_Benoit_Bories_Aurelien_Caillaux.pdf

    Benoit Bories is a sound designer. He has produced sound creations for France Culture, Arte radio, RTBF, RTS, Deutschland Radio Kultur and ABC. His sound creation activity comes originally from the sound documentary. It has gradually transformed over time towards more hybrid productions combining forms borrowing from sound art, acousmatic composition and field recording while retaining this desire to document societal issues. His documentary filmmaker’s gaze always pushes him to tell the story of the intimate in an attempt to make a universal resonate. Benoit Bories teaches documentary sound creation at Phonurgia Nova, ENSAV Toulouse, Faïdos Sonore and works with several schools of audiovisual creation.

    Since 2016, he mainly develops sound creations for live performance, installations and hybrid live performances. He has collaborated with several festivals and cultural venues for his performances (Directors’ Fortnight in Cannes, Couvent des Jacobins in Toulouse, Hearsay Audio festival in Ireland, Polyphonik in Greece) and regularly participates in artistic residencies abroad (Harvestworks in New York, RMIT and Bogong Center for Sound Culture in Melbourne, Spatial Sound Institute Budapest). Benoit Bories has won several international awards and mentions for his sound work.

    Aurélien Caillaux is an urban planner by training. After several professional experiences in this field and a stint with Doctors of the World, he decided to explore the theme of the urban through another prism, and set up the association Les Voix de la Ville in Paris, which produces narrated sound walks by the inhabitants in the Goutte d’Or district, then in French Guiana, in the town of Saint-Laurent du Maroni. Diversifying his practice of sound, he moved to Toulouse in 2013, to continue the adventure within the Voix de Traverse collective. With the latter, he carries out several sound walks in Toulouse and in the region, sets up listening workshops and initiation to sound documentaries in schools, participates in transdisciplinary projects around the collection of memories or audiovisual productions, conducts radio projects. He has been working for several years with Benoit Bories on the production of acousmatic
    documentary creations.

  • Francis Heery-black earth [sown with stars]
    25 August 2023  8:00 pm - 8:30 pm

    description
    black earth [… sown with stars…] is a sonic psycho-geography of the bog-lands of East Co. Galway, Ireland. There is a very particular mood of watchfulness and deep time that emanates from this landscape, dotted with holy wells, early Christian monasteries and older pagan sites. Although only an hour’s drive to the sea, it sometimes has the feeling of being infinitely landlocked. This work uses the radio as an ephemeral auditory location, a localised containment unit, temporarily holding in place a sonic rendering of the unsettling, en-magicked character of the Irish midlands.

    Francis Heery (b.1980) is a composer and sound artist. His music is inspired by science-fiction, occultism and animal aesthetics. He is an accomplished improvisor and specializes in long-form, site-specific performances in public spaces. His instrumental works have been performed by the RTE Symphony Orchestra, the Crash Ensemble, the Quiet Music Ensemble, the Talujon Percussion Ensemble and by soloists including Carin Levine, Pascal Galois, Izumi Kimura and James Aylward. He also produces ‘Fortean’ folk music under the name The Cube of Unknowing.

    http://www.francisheery.com

  • Léa Roger & Cristina Canedo - Amphibia entramadas
    25 August 2023  8:30 pm - 9:00 pm

    description
    At the debut of 2023, we conducted expeditions with our microphones in the Tariquía and Carrasco National Parks, located in Andean forests and mountain jungle (Yungas) in Bolivia. We found ourselves in the heart of the paradoxes of conservation, far from a romantic view. The Carrasco National Park is an ecological corridor where the last specimens of the Sehuencas frog are found, in danger of extinction by a construction of large hydroelectric plant while the Tariquía National Reserve is threatened by hydrocarbon extractivism. Communities try to resist the interventions of the companies.

    This sound-poetic piece created by two hands, seeks an ecology of encounter to build new
    relationships with others – humans, animal species, plants and the elements. At once a journey, a sensory and perceptive multispecies interpretation, this sound piece is part of a political reflection. We consider this contemplative soundscape as a therapeutic device, where we seek to hear what the landscape diffuses in us.

    Our intention emerges from the muddy depths of a reality operated by predatory, extractivist,
    neoliberal and colonial logics, where the coexistence between the human and the non-human
    diverges between dense veils that keep us in a loop of disconnection and bewilderment.
    Become spirals in the meantime. From the depth of darkness towards a radiant, vibrant dawn. From the great pulse of this planet to the infinite spiral of the cosmos, dancing in the organic and non-organic rhythmic of existence and enjoying the transformation of sound matter into a substance that ceases to be what it is, to be reborn in its infinite possibilities.
    Recorded and composed by Léa Roger (Be) & Cristina Canedo (Bol)
    Mixed by Léa Roger

    Léa Roger is a Belgian sound artist, experimental harpist and electro-acoustic composer. She likes to play with the unpredictable aspects of sound through physical experiments that mix energy flow, psycho-acoustics and sound ecology, to bring the listener to an expanded state of consciousness. For the past few years, she has been exploring somatic practices that permeate her artistic work. This dialogue with the body and the inner space are becoming more and more present fields of research that lead her to experiment with alternative modes of attention to others – human and more than human.
    https://soundcloud.com/lea_roger
    https://www.radiola.be/artistes/lea-roger/

    Cristina Canedo, born in Tarija – Bolivia, is an artistic producer, cultural manager, multinaturalist
    ethnobiologist and researcher in bioacoustics and data sonification. Having studied biological
    sciences, cultural management, anthropology and linguistics, she has made incursions into
    bioacoustics, exploring sound phenomena and investigating biosemiotics. She explores the poetic interfaces between the fields of visible and non-visible; the relations between human and non-human. She is currently working on the sonification of biological parameters and acoustic signals to represent and unveil patterns of occurrences, multidimensional data and harmonic abstractions of the everyday-life in relation to sound ecology.


    https://www.instagram.com/kikicbw/

  • williwaw - a mast amassing sound (version 2)
    25 August 2023  9:00 pm - 9:30 pm

    description
    The radio tower lies in the transitional space between soundwave and airwave, but it is a space far from the margins. The steel mast exerts power near and far, dominating the near electromagnetic field and landmarking the far horizon. Here we focus on the near, listening to these high-perched steel masts as conductive as well as disruptive objects, playing with and through the interference in the tower’s proximity to sound out the spire.

    williwaw routinely explores the aesthetics of technological failure through the medium of heavily amplified ’ukulele.

    http://www.donkeyscratch.com

  • Public Domain - Test Broadcast 3
    25 August 2023  9:30 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    Central London based unconscious collective / Public Domain ; Jane Burton, Doris Lake, Samantha Brook & Rachel Parks

  • Shorts 33
    25 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1 – Kevin Poulton – high five 1237 (4:34) 2 – Rachel Ní Chuinn – Maximum Poetry (19:59) 3 – shan-uh-kees – Untitled (I am noel o) (5:12) 4 – Meta Golova – Evasive Space (8:43) 5 – Meryll Hardt – Drom vāta śunel ćirla (9:55) 6 – Johnny Dixon – Gunslung (1:28) 7 – Edward Ruchalski – Radio Voices 1 (7:35) 8 – Nienke Terpsma – 60 secs radio:Proposal for non-action (1:00)

    1 – Kevin Poulton – high five 1237

    ‘high five 1237’ takes its name from the call sign repeated during the recording. The track consists of random shortwave radio transmissions from all over the World, some Russian, and various field recordings including a railway station transformer, a bat detector, a saucepan of boiling water and hydrophone recordings of the Grand Union Canal in London.

    The recordings were played back in the nave of St John’s Waterloo church which has a wonderful acoustic and recorded via an SR3D binaural microphone. All the movement in the recording was made by moving the speakers around the space and the microphone. The idea was to explore what could be achieved without panning the sound when editing.

    The work was inspired by Walter Murch and his Worldizing recordings in the 1970s and Kontakte, the electronic music work by Karlheinz Stockhausen from 1959-60 where he recorded sound from multiple microphones positioned around a rotating loudspeaker.

    ‘high five 1237’ was entered for The Engine Room 2023 International Sound Art Competition & Exhibition and selected for the exhibition at Morley Gallery London held between 24th April to 18th May 2023

    2 – Rachel Ní Chuinn – Maximum Poetry

    The piece is made with a simple poetry generator I put together in MaxMSP. There is a total of 100 nouns, 100 words and 100 adjectives combining to create an endless stream of nonsense poetry that sometimes strikes a chord.  The spoken words are stretched until they make abstract transients with gestural, dynamic shifts in playback rate. A computer voice takes over and my voice becomes further abstracted into looped rhythms. The piece is about our relationship with technology and how we maintain a sense of meaning and fulfillment.

    Rachel Ní Chuinn works with sound, movement, text and electronics to explore ideas of touch, perception and physicality. She has produced sound works for radio, live performance, installation and film. Her radio documentaries on music, sound and architecture have been shortlisted for the Prix Italia, the Prix Europa, the IMRO radio awards and the New York Festivals Radio Awards. Her sound work for Jane Deasy’s Opening Night contributed to winning overall best design at the Dublin Fringe Festival 2022. She now lives in Glasgow and has started to perform live electronic sets locally.

    3 – shan-uh-kees – Untitled (I am noel o)

    “Untitled (I am noel o)” by shan-uh-kees is a sonic representation of Japanese-American sculptor Leo Amino’s works. As many of Amino’s works are angular and metallic in form, we pictured what radio frequencies these works would pick up and sonified the imaginings. We placed the sculptures (often that have never been together) in an imagined space and choreographed the movement of the pieces in sonic environment. Untitled (I am noel o) is also a dedication to O Mahony’s uncle Noel who introduced a young O Mahony to ham Radio in 1982 and who joined the radio waves during the pandemic.

    shan-uh-kees is comprised of Dr. Dave O Mahony (Limerick, Ireland) and Dr. Ralph Lewis (Urbana, IL, USA). They make and perform radio art, live electronics, and video art in community, concert hall, and virtual spaces. In Summer 2022, the duo received a Westben Composer Performer Residency (Ontario, Canada) where they created “From Ireland to Ojai” with Maddi Baird and Alex Hawthorn, which has since been programmed in international conferences. Current projects include developing live/remote hybrid workshops to introduce live electronics and Eurorack to community members that use as much grant-funded and free-to-use software and hardware as possible.

    4 – Meta Golova – Evasive Space    

    This sound work, as a part of Lena’s doctorate research about “Parque Minhocão” describes this new experience of urban occupation, sense of belonging and engagement in its controversial aspect. The contemporary context calls us to be culturally sensitive, to interact with local architecture. Place-making is needed to perpetuate existing cultural visual habits, and therefore, to create more unique and authentic spaces. There is no protection, no salvation from this everyday routine, from this complicity in everything.  Always and everywhere we communicate with a space and with all fears a place draws us into its play. Are we afraid to belong to the space in a different way?

    Meta Golova (Lena Kilina & Carlos Issa) began in 2022 in Sao Paulo, with the purpose of bridging new music and art genres, the divide between sound, multilingual poetry and visual arts. The group became the resident avant-garde sound theater ensemble in Brazil, Russia, China. Meta Golova’s poetry is multilingual (from Russian to Chinese, Portuguese, English, Spanish). It invokes a discourse of power figures, deities and commands being doubted and debated. Challenging the culture of submission to circumstance, this audio envelope brings the audience to think about tragic situation the all humanity is facing now with a hope and sense of will for the future transformation.  https://www.youtube.com/@metagolova/videos 
    https://soundcloud.com/metagolova
    https://www.instagram.com/metagolova/
    https://vimeo.com/metagolova

    5 – Meryll Hardt – Drom vāta śunel ćirla

    A bestiary of cats, dogs, elephants and reptiles meets prepared piano, and whispering voices turning into tornadoes (probably because its author grew up with Twister and Jurassic Park). The title is blending two languages, Romany and Sanskrit. Between a resting circus and the gods from ancient India, spirits of a little-known journey are exhumed with great perseverance in the now immobile caravan.  A shapeshifter, beyond genders, animal, human, even meteorological raises with its voice gradually giving way to the pure energy of the synthesizer.

    6 – Johnny Dixon – Gunslung

    7 – Edward Ruchalski – Radio Voices (1)

    The source material was recorded from a short-wave receiver via the Wide-band WebSDR site, University of Twente. The various beeps, static and voices, were processed by EQ, filters, and pitch shifting. This piece made from radio transmitted sounds is intended for radio broadcast.

    Edward Ruchalski is a composer, sound artist and field recordist. His compositions have been performed at the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Mass MoCA, Symphony Space on Broadway and elsewhere. In 2020, Ruchalski’s acousmatic work, “Refined Localities”, was selected for inclusion in the exhibition, Audiosphere, at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, Spain.Ruchalski has been an artist in residence at Wave Farm in Acra, N.Y. During the residency he created a concept for a radio show with co-host Stephen Bradley called Bells, Bugs, Whispers & Plinks(WGXC 90.7FM).

    8 – Nienke Terpsma – 60 secs radio:Proposal for non-action

    “Glaneuses et Vers de Terre” is a collection of research practices by choreographer Emilie Gallier, visual artist Nina Boas and artist/editor Nienke Terpsma on ways of being with landscape as we are absorbed within it rather than as a detached spectacle. These 60 sec. are a re-digestion of some materials gleaned for “Gleaners and the Worms, or Book Worms and the Worm Book”, a 60 min. performance in spring 2023. Part of it was a grafting of living soil. You hear bits of a conversation between Emilie and living soils gardener Cyril Gallier, a bird that can count to 11, streetsounds of Rotterdam, voice, Blippo Box and Qbird.

  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
    24 August 2023  11:00 pm - 25 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    The mountain sleeps; dreams stone. Festooned with power lines and communications towers, striated by long-ago meltwater and creeks that have since evaporated, blown bald by the prevailing winds. Some day, come earthrise or landfall, the mountain will walk out into the sea. Until then, micro-movements in the sediment and rock are its uneasy speech, while the antennae atop its massive breathing shoulders continue to call and respond.

    The piece is inspired by coastal mountains that have been implicated in human long distance communications and listening, whether occupied by overland telephone and telegraph cables, military monitoring stations, radio and acoustic beacons for ships and airplanes, or 5G cell towers. Morse Mountain considers the ephemeral human occupations of signal space as they overlay mineral durations; fireflies buzzing around ancient beings that have merely paused to rest.

    Anna Friz and Absolute Value of Noise (Peter Courtemanche) are Canadian sound and radio artists. Anna Friz creates self-reflexive radio for broadcast, installation and performance. Her compositions reflect upon public media culture, environment and infrastructure (human and extra-human, acoustic, and electro-magnetic), time perception, and speculative fiction. Absolute Value of Noise creates radio and outdoor installations. He likes to work with “gadgetry” – custom turntables, lamp filaments, wire coils, high voltage ionizers, magnetic transceivers, and “little electronic brains” that observe and respond to local phenomena. His outdoor works are a comment on bio-diversity, extinction, and fragility.

    http://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/
    http://nicelittlestatic.com/

  • Andrew O'Connor-The Waves Were Coming In Like Arabian Stallions Gradually Lapping Into Seahorses
    25 August 2023  11:00 pm - 11:30 pm

    description

    Drawing inspiration from the Patti Smith lyric the name comes from and John Luther Adams’ “Become Ocean” this immersive soundscape composition explores theduality of the ocean as both peaceful and furious.  Using scientific recordings made by the National Oceanic Agency of America and samples from Become Ocean, processed into waves of drone and sonority, then layered into a multi-directional soundscape inspired by the currents, tides and undertows that lay beneath whatwe see on the surface. This work explores the ocean, its capacity to be both tranquil and serene one moment, intensely terrifying the next.

    Andrew O’Connor is an independent radio producer, and sound artist based in Toronto Canada. His work reflects an interest in sound, storytelling, and transmission,and explores these ideas through formal broadcast radio as well as installation art, sound design, and pirate radio. Andrew’s work has been featured across the CBC Radio network, syndicated internationally, as well as featured at Le Grande Rencontre des Art Mediatiquein Gaspe, the Third Coast Filmless Festival in Chicago, and the UK International Radio Drama Festival. Andrew currently hosts and produces a weekly pirate radio show called DISCO 3000 on his long running, clandestine radio project Parkdale Pirate Radio.  

    https://twitter.com/ParkdaleRadio

  • Boris Allenou – Cohabit: an artistic exploration around two instruments oddly distant from each other
    25 August 2023  11:30 pm - 26 August 2023  12:00 am

    description

    This creation is based of two free improvisations.
    In the first part, the piano is being used in two different ways: pressing the keys to produce notes and taping with my hands and fingers all around the body of the piano, avoiding the keys.
    The second part of this creation is a delicate and processed control of feedback coming from a No-Input Mixer. A mixer playing itself. On witch the output is plugged to the input, etc…

    My goal here was to embrace weirdness, trying to make these two instrument cohabit while leaving them their own space. It is, in fact, an ode to the aesthetic of the medium radio: the meeting place of sounds par excellence, where cohabitation is happening.

    Boris Allenou is an artist and musician who explores the limitless forms of Sound Art and Sound Ecology, by investigating the social role of sonic Eco-systems surrounding us.

    Boris Allenou’s research use interactive sound installations, talks, workshops, music, radio creations and sound exploration events as mediums to reflect on, propose and conceptualize possible roles, places, meanings, interactions and aesthetics of sounds in our societies.

26 August 2023
  • John Dombroski - The Broadcast Project: Radio Station: KUNM 89.9FM Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
    26 August 2023  12:00 am - 12:45 am

    description
    The Broadcast Project, by artist John Dombroski, is an ongoing series of site-specific performances broadcast live on local radio stations during a journey across the USA with no destination… Each performance is a collage of sampled local obscure and forgotten music, culturally significant audio artifacts, field recordings, home-made modular synthesizer, and gender-swapped vocal processing… To date, there have been nine broadcasts on nine different stations, and the project continues with the road… While donations for gas money are always welcome, The Broadcast Project is archived online and accessible for free at: TheBroadcastProject.bandcamp.com. johndombroski.net

  • La Quadrature - Ce qui brûle bien (What burns well)
    26 August 2023  12:45 am - 1:30 am

    description
    Writer, voice: Stéphanie Pelletier
    Artistic director: Céline Jantet (La Quadrature)
    Sound artist: Magali Babin
    Produced by: La Quadrature

    Stéphanie Pelletier lives on Cinquième rang de Padoue. A lost end of road halfway between the huge St.-Laurent river and farmers county side. From the threshold of her house-burrow, she tells the real and dreamed story of what surrounds her. Ce qui brûle bien is a collection of wonderful tales and life stories placed in a large soundscape where the voice emerge. Stéphanie Pelletier’s words are impulsive, generous, raw like the lands of Bas-Saint-Laurent in Québec, Canada. In the instability of the world, the author tells us the courage it takes to continue to imagine.

    Stéphanie Pelletier is artistic director of Exil (literary shows) and author. She has been actively involved in the literary scene since 2009 by getting involved in literary shows, meetings with authors and many other evenings where literature is in the spotlight. La Quadrature is a contemporary storytelling artistic organization that has been producing sound stories since 2018 where speech and presence are thought through sound materials.

    http://www.laquadra.ca

  • Cosmic Homeostasis - Broken Telephone Project
    26 August 2023  1:30 am - 2:00 am

    description
    The ‘Broken Telephone’ project was proposed by Cosmic Homeostasis group member Mira Martin-Gray early in lockdown days as a way to stay engaged and connected. The recording proceeded as an additive process, similar to when artists were trading casettes or works circulated in the mail art network. In effect it was an assemblage or collage built layer upon layer as the recording passed from one person to the next. This was an experiment for the group since all previous recordings had been done in person. Rather than a game of ‘cumulative error’, the transmission chain transcended space and time.

    “Cosmic Homeostasis is both a loose collective of sound-makers and the events they convene at.”     “…there are usually no fixed musical instructions, outside of some general prompts to start a piece — no one needs to read sheet music, or know what key they’re in, or count beats. In a large ensemble, there are enough voices that one can always pause and listen to everyone else without worrying they have to be contributing from moment to moment, and the division between ensemble and audience can fade away into the aether.” Joe Strutt – initiator of CH.

    https://cosmichomeostasis.bandcamp.com/
    http://mechanicalforestsound.blogspot.com/search/label/cosmic%20homeostasis
    https://www.discogs.com/artist/9635749-Cosmic-Homeostasis

  • Franco Falistoco-DRONICA Big Trip
    26 August 2023  2:00 am - 2:30 am

    description
    Manipulated soundscape work, with effects and processes to highlight patterns of recorded nature.
    Based on the Drone genre, I worked with the recordings to simulate a dreamlike trip, at dusk in the lonely and rough Argentinean pampa.
    elaborated on the basis of records of:
    Rain
    Thunder
    Buzzing bees
    Electric mowers
    Washing machines
    Cow mooing
    Equines
    Pigs
    Birds
    Cabinetmaking tools and metal carpentry.
    Year 2019, mixed and mastered in 2022.
    Part of a series of contrete, abstract compositions of intervened soundscapes called DRONICA.

    Franco Falistoco is a sound artist. He mixes the recording of field recordings with interviews along with digital and analogue sound processing.

    A curator specializing in radio art and sound art, since 2011 he has hosted the experimental radio programme El RUIDO es el Mensaje, which is broadcast on Radio Universidad Rosario (Argentina), Radio Tsonami (Chile), RadioLibre (Colombia), TeslaFM (Spain). In this programme, Franco interviews diverse sound and experimental artists, revealing artistic approaches that are narrated through a simultaneous play of voices and sounds.

    Gender and body related topics form the central axis of his works. Both in his radio programmes and his experimental pieces, the main protagonists are the voices of women artists narrating their experiences with sound, noise and silence.
    Franco has participated in several residencies, broadcasts and festivals including Radiophrenia (Scotland) 2022, Cold Diffusion (England) 2021, Binaural Nodar (Portugal) 2021, OIGOVISIONES (Spain) 2021/2020, Fondo Nacional de las Artes (Argentina) 2021, Centro de Arte Sonoro (Argentina) 2021, 5th and 8th editions of Festival Caja Negra (Argentina) 2017 and 2021, Festival Tsonami (Chile) 2020, Constellation (Canada) 2019, Microferia de Arte (Argentina) 2019, 1st edition of Congreso de Arte Sonoro Parlante – Ars Sonorus (Chile) 2018, 5 th Festival Internacional de Estéticas Experimentales CAJA NEGRA (AR) 2017.

    https://www.instagram.com/franco.falistoco/,
    https://www.facebook.com/ElRuidoEsElMensaje/

    elruidoeselmensaje.com

  • Simon Le Boggit - Therefore
    26 August 2023  2:30 am - 6:00 am

    description
    THEREFORE is a “perpetual” audio-poem which organically mutates and regenerates itself from a stanzacloud of verse. Each whispered line of the poem is relentlessly shifting in relation to every other line, as the poem endlessly renews itself. This is the closest that its creator Simon Le Boggit has come to expressing a state of mind where the physical and psychological suffering caused by the arthritic autoimmune disease Ankylosing Spondylitis shifts the goalposts so randomly and rapidly that you don’t know what you are – let alone who you are, where you are, or where you are going…   Simon Le Boggit is a multimedia artist. He was born, inflated, and will eventually deflate.

  • The Conduction Series - A Fool's April
    26 August 2023  6:00 am - 7:00 am

    description
    AUGUST BLACK conductor (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•JIMMY GARVER (Leeds, NY)•PAULUS VAN HORNE (Boulder, CO)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Jon Tjhia - Candles in the wind
    26 August 2023  7:00 am - 8:00 am

    description
    Originally broadcast on WFMU’s Radio Row in late 2020, this 59-minute radio programme is constructed solely of smartphone voice memos and audio notes-to-self. Across its surprisingly sonorous minutes, this carefully assembled collage persistently asks: what is this sound, and why the hell did this person record it? With contributions from – and grateful thanks to – Adalya, Amita, André, Bec, Beth, Connor, Isobel, Ivy, Karishma, Masako, Nicole, Nicola, Pepi and Silvi. Produced by Jon Tjhia by invitation of Olivia Bradley-Skill. Jon Tjhia works through literature, radio, photomedia, music and publishing. His works have most recently been published by the Powerhouse, Institute of Modern Art, Un, LIMINAL and Avantwhatever. Other works have appeared at Manchester Literature Festival, the Barbican Centre, Sydney Opera House and Arts Centre Melbourne; the ABC, BBC and CBC; and written about by the New Yorker, the Wire and the Age. In 2023, Jon guest edited Debris Magazine #3: The Urge to Know with Cher Tan. His other collaborations include Paper Radio, a sound-forward literary podcast; Manus Recording Project Collective; and many independent multimedia projects. Jon Tjhia: informationjewellery.com Paper Radio: paperradio.net Twitter: @PaperRadio

  • Shorts 6
    26 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1 – Female Laptop Orchestra – Unavailable at the Moment (5:11) 2 – Zuriñe F Gerenabarrena – Nattyl (8:01) 3 – Akari Komura – In a Flock (5:31) 4 – Marc Rose – Twisted Epiphanies: Message in a Bottle (1:56) 5 – Raquel Stolf – Howls (Slow Listening) (2:51) 6 – Mansoor Hosseini & Shadi Bazeghi – Flowmatic Blood Moon (15:26) 7 – Vincent Eoppolo – Kirke (4:01) 8 – Sisters Akousmatika – Border_Radio: Chapter 3 – Decolonising Wavelengths 9 – Iris Chun Tzu Chang    – Living Room Project #2 (Sleepwalking Liver) (10:18) 10 – Florine Mougel – Pendule (2:07)

    1 – Female Laptop Orchestra – Unavailable at the Moment

    https://femalelaptoporchestra.wordpress.com/

    2 – Zuriñe F Gerenabarrena – Nattyl

    Nattyl, a word in the Swedish language that means “howl the night”, uses the voice as a point of departure and return, which is influenced as memory and reflection. The brief poetry of Alejandra Pizarnik is the stimulus from which the structure of the work arises, connecting word and feeling throughout the piece. I use the sound of the word that I cut, extended, atomize and restructure, to create new textures that interrelate with each other, and turn towards the listener, as a derived form of question in listening. In this work I have explored the way in which language, phonetics, can move in different layers or collide like surfaces and continue to hit our memory. Voice: Michael John Gallen. Work composed at Studio Alpha in Vicc, Visby in May 2022.

    Born in the Basque Country, Gerenabarrena is a versatile composer, has written pieces for orchestra, chamber ensembles, theater, dance, animation, sound installations and multidisciplinary projects. She has been invited to several international forums and also worked as a resident artist.           http://www.zfgerenabarrena.com

    3 – Akari Komura – In a Flock

    The piece encompasses field recordings from train station platforms and ticket gates of Keio Line in Tokyo, Japan. The piece is oriented by the listening perception of someone awaiting with different purposes at a train station. The opening soundscape is narrated by a listener awaiting a train, highlighting a recording of a bird call broadcasted at a platform to announce the train arrival. After a brief moment of waiting at the railroad crossing, the scene shifts to waiting at the ticket gate. As a crowd of passengers enter and exit the gateway, the scanning of IC transportation passes generates an overlay of rhythmic beeps. Busy footsteps and unintelligible chattering portrays the scrambled soundscape of swarming travelers.

    Akari Komura (b.1996) is a Japanese composer-vocalist whose works center around contemplative engagement with listening and soundmaking. Her interest in somatic practice and embodied consciousness is central to her creative process. 

    4 – Marc Rose – Twisted Epiphanies: Message in a Bottle

    Spoken word piece written and read by Laurence Overrmire. Post production music, sound design by Marc Rose. Produced for “Fusebox” radio program.  Marc Rose is a composer and sound designer living in Portland, Oregon.   http://www.TheFuseboxShow.com        

    5 – Raquel Stolf – Howls (Slow Listening)

    Decelerated howls from/to the radio (four meditative howls from Quico). A “prepared” fragment from a collection of dog howls recorded since 2008.    http://raquelstolf.com            

    6 – Mansoor Hosseini & Shadi Bazeghi – Flowmatic Blood Moon

    Poem and voice by Shadi Bazeghi. Music by Mansoor Hosseini.

    A therapeutic discussion about trauma of war. Past and present happen at the same time. What is the language of vulnerable people? The music joins the poems in Flowmatic to open up the hard-hitting topic of the battelfield. But nostalgia and hope rise high to give energy and belief.

    Mansoor Hosseini is a composer and script writer. He has created works for music ensembles, theaters and poets of different cultures. He increasingly works with sound art as a mean of storytelling for radio and podcast projects. Mansoor has also made short art videos, teaming up with international film makers and taking part in music and video festivals.
    http://www.musicalmo.com       

    Shadi Bazeghi is an Iranian Danish poet and translator. She debuted with the poetry collection “Vingslag” in 2015, which was followed up with “Flowmatic” in 2020. She has translated a broad introduction to Forough Farrokhzad’s and Audre Lorde’s writing in Danish, and has translated “Sinnesvåld” by Helena Boberg.  
    https://www.adlibris.com/se/sok?filter=author%3AShadi%20Angelina%20Bazeghi

    7 – Vincent Eoppolo – Kirke

    Vincent Eoppolo is an American composer from Wilmington, Delaware. Initially trained as both a Classical and Jazz guitarist, Eoppolo began composing and recording electronic music in the early 1980’s shortly after the development of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and the introduction of affordable home computers and recording equipment. During the 1980-90’s Eoppolo’s fixed media compositions were regularly featured on university new music radio programs in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region. Additionally, Eoppolo’s works received recognition in music publications Keyboard Magazine and Computer Music Journal. In recent years, Eoppolo’s fixed media works have been presented at the New York City Electro-Acoustic Music Festival, Mise_En Place New Music Festival in Brooklyn, Utopie Sonore in Nantes, France and De Natura Sonorum in Rome, Italy. 

    8 – Sisters Akousmatika – Border_Radio: Chapter 3 – Decolonising Wavelengths

    radioqueens.art

    9 – Iris Chun Tzu Chang    – Living Room Project #2 (Sleepwalking Liver)

    bedroom/insomnia/human/biological female/taiwanese/recording a live recording/in the dark/of eyelids/speaking voice of/taiwanese-hokkien/my father’s language/underground/pirate radio station/a man/selling/medicine from somewhere/for liver/‘the room is cozy’ he said/electric bubbles/it is summer/semi-lockdown/living room radiates/heat/daydreaming/to float/in space/with or without/covid19/sleep/sleepless/sleep/sleepless/sleep/…/liver is sleepwalking/is sleepwalking/sleepwalking/sleep…

    Iris Chun-Tzu Chang (TW) is an artist and researcher currently based in Taiwan. Like sound as clay, Iris crafts her work through drawing, poetry, installation, field recording and improvised performance. Exploring embodied perception at the thresholds between the tangible / intangible, audible / inaudible, conscious / subconscious, her research focuses on the themes of sonic memory, imaginary sound, interspecies listening, and synesthetic experiences. In her art practices she seeks to grasp the fragility of sonic memory as a self-therapeutic process through which tension and identity is formed, deformed and reformed.             irischuntzuchang.com

    10 – Florine Mougel –  Pendule

    This short acousmatic poem is based on Raymond Queneau´s “La Pendule”. It gathers music, language and meaning as one entity, so that, the content and it´s container became undifferentiated. Exclusively composed from the author´s own body noises, phonetic hash as well as guttural an gastric sounds, evoke the fateful swallowing of a pendulum.

    Florine Mougel is a multi-media artist perpetually relocating herself. After studying cinema-audiovisual at the Sorbonne and art and media at ESADMM, she obtained her Masters in 2021 at the University of Art and Design in Linz. Since then, she joined the electroacoustic class at the Conservatory of Music in Amiens. Her poetic work addresses our relationship to the mediated contemporary world through the prism of phenomenology, and unfolds around the technological and collective unconscious, the coexistence of opposites, playfulness and distraction.
    mouflow.com

  • Mary Farfisa's Outer Space Radio Theater - Moonstock
    26 August 2023  9:00 am - 9:30 am

    description
    MOONSTOCK – Mary goes to a rock concert on THE MOON (Blasé Koolkatt’s The Moon). Mary gives an unexpected musical performance. Then people start getting weird transmissions from Space inside their heads – transmissions meant for Mary Farfisa!
     
    A children’s radioseries written and produced by Jim Cheff. Starring Cara Alboucq, Leslie Baker, Jim Cheff, Antara Hunter, Katie King, April Stalder. ©2022 Jim Cheff, All Rights Reserved.
     
    ‘Mary Farfisa’s Outer Space Radio Theater’ was heard every Saturday morning for two years on local station KSZN in Flagstaff Arizona. Its entire run is available now as podcast.

    https://medium.com/kidslisten/get-to-know-a-show-mary-farfisas-outer-space-radio-theater-569980d64210

    rss.com/podcasts/maryfarfisashow

    jimcheff@suddenlink.net

  • HyMettus Woods - Sri Violet Rainy Afternoon Plant Composition
    26 August 2023  9:30 am - 10:00 am

    description

    Sri Violet, a half hour radio piece created specifically for Radiophrenia 2023 and composed by the African Violet that lives in the Scully-Thurston family kitchen. Using electromagnetic biofeedback converted to MIDI signal, the plant sings. It was a drizzly overcast but warming into a spring day that delighted violet to sing. Interestingly, she sings in the style of Terry Riley improvisations, thus the Vedicish title.

    This is a research element of Synthetic/Natural, an art installation sponsored by Duke Arts for Duke University’s centennial. The installation will explore and amplify interactions between sun, water, wind, earth and plants. The results will be broadcast on a low wattage FM transmitter.

    Christopher Scully-Thurston is a sound sculptor, installation artist, performer and composer living in Raleigh, NC, USA. He is a recent United Arts grant winner. As a Duke University Artist in Residence in 2021-23 with the team of Austin F Powers and Jennifer Scully-Thurston, they created SineWaves in the Triangle for the Agora Gallery and are currently designing, a full building art-creation covering the Rubenstein Arts Center at Duke University to be called Synthetic/Natural.

    Using his long-time alias HyMettus Woods and/or as XSTSound, he is featured on the compilation Isolation and Rejection v3 and Rental Yields both released by Front and Follow Manchester UK; A Chattering of Runes Music based on Petroglyphs released by an eEl recordings; Dark Ambient 2 released by Sounds for the Soul. His release for the compilation remembering science fiction author Philip K Dick “Dreams Out of Joint ” on Machina Ad Noctem, Mexico City. HyMettus Woods is proud to have been broadcast a number of times as part of the Dark Outside. The XSTSound music-concrete radio show No Conflick was broadcast worldwide as part of Radiophrenia from the Centre for Contemporary Art, Glasgow, Scotland.

    Christopher also creates for dance on film and choreographers, collaborating closely with his wife Jennifer Scully-Thurston’s Rogue Dancer Productions and film festival.

    hymettuswoods.bandcamp.com

  • Karmen Ponikvar - Look, the snowflakes are moving upwards
    26 August 2023  10:00 am - 10:30 am

    description
    The work is about approaching a new, unfamiliar place with searching and curious ear. In its silent exploration, it is an attempt to capture urban noises that reveal the poetry of the space, taking radio as an opportunity to stimulate listening as a communal activity and to refresh our acoustic sensitivity. Highlighted recording was made in March 2023 on a day that snow made its rare appearance, leaving sonic fingerprints and setting the atmosphere for this multi-layered soundscape composition. Musical narrative revolves around transformation of field recordings, gradually blending with modulated feedback, offering an immersion in a meditative state. Karmen Ponikvar (1994) is a Slovenian sound artist and researcher in the field of electronic and electroacoustic music. Her practice includes recording, listening, composing and performing with the use of analog electronics, modular synths, field recordings and computer processing. As a sound synthesist, she works and performs under the duo Lip Rouge, and has released works on labels Senzorama (2021), Kamizdat (2022) and a debut EP on AmbientSoup (2022). She is a co-founder of experimental event series Zvočni Lišp in Ljubljana (Slovenia), which supports local artists, and breathes new life into abandoned places.

  • Maria Anna Foti Rossitto - The Present
    26 August 2023  10:30 am - 11:00 am

    description
    The Present focuses on the story of Rod, following him on his journey of rediscovering himself and his needs. It explores his attitude towards Life before and after the fantasy inciting incident he experiences. The story relies on the narration of Live, an omniscient narrator who observes and objectively describes Rod’s adventures. Life also gives voice to his feelings, inner thoughts, and memories.

    The radio drama exploits sound design to stimulate an audience’s mental imagery and identification with a fictional character. It uses features such as figurative and literal sound design, spatial positioning, and subjective auditory perspective.

    Graduate of Edinburgh Napier University in Sound Design. I am a native Italian speaker with a passion for languages, storytelling, cinema, and travel. I am currently self-taught to pursue my passion for film dubbing. I am currently working at the university as a demonstrator for sound production-related modules, assisting and advising students on the use of Avid Pro Tools, Wwise, and Unity. I have experience in creating soundtracks for linear and non-linear media, audio-based and audio-visual content. This involved Foley, sound recording, editing, mixing, field recording, ADR, and synthesis.

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-anna-foti-rossitto-7373b016b/
    https://mrnfoti99.wixsite.com/portfolio

  • Clarry M - Don't Keep Calm live in the studio
    26 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:45 am

    description


    This piece which uses found sounds and field recordings intended to enhance specific human emotions. This is influenced by the popular app ‘Calm’, which features soothing soundscapes for users to listen to help them relax, meditate or get to sleep. My hypothetical version of the app widens out the range of emotionally enhancing soundscapes to include less desirable or sonically familiar emotions such as Anger, Excitement, Annoyance, Contentment, Disgust, Relief and many more.

    Whereas the Calm app features sounds like ‘rain on tent’, ‘pink noise’ and ‘the enchanted moss garden’, the ‘Don’t Keep Calm’ app may feature ‘drunken street shouting’, ‘audiences clapping’, ‘overly exuberant commercial radio adverts’ or ‘car alarm at 5am’.

    The piece posits that all emotions are valid and can have productive outcomes, and questions the eternal quest for calmness and tranquility endorsed by the wellness industry.

    This radio piece uses found sounds and field recordings intended to enhance specific human emotions. This is influenced by the popular app ‘Calm’, which features soothing soundscapes for users to listen to to help them relax, meditate or get to sleep. My hypothetical version of the app widens out the range of emotionally enhancing soundscapes to include less desirable or sonically familiar emotions such as Anger, Excitement, Annoyance, Contentment, Disgust, Relief and more. The piece posits that all emotions are valid and can have productive outcomes, and questions the eternal quest for calmness and tranquility endorsed by the wellness industry.

    Clarry M is a DJ and sound artist based in Glasgow, hosting regular radio shows on Subcity radio and a residency on Radio Beuna Vida. She uses field recordings as a source material for musical experimentation and enjoys the unpredictability and scope of radio as an antithesis to the algorithms of streaming platforms.

    https://buenavida.co.uk/dj-amtrak/
    https://soundcloud.com/clarrym

  • Buffer Zone
    26 August 2023  11:45 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    1) Nwando Ebizie – I Seduce (3:15)

    I Seduce’ is the latest genre-blurring Afrofuturist sonic vision from multidisciplinary artist Nwando Ebizie.

    In her radically unclassifiable style, the left-field polymath creates a dizzying convergence of experimental electronic music, call-and-response chants, Afro-Cuban drums and layers of dance-inducing, frenetic polyrhythms – spinning speculative fiction with the ritual cultures of the Black Atlantic, refracted through her signature mind-bending sound.

    Inspired by the writings of poet, writer and activist Audre Lorde, the single dives into the profound sensuality deep within all women and ecstatically declares it as a liberating, poetic force to be embraced and reckoned with.

    Nwando Ebizie
     
    2) Florine Mougel – Pendule (version 2) (3:13)


    This short acousmatic poem isbased on Raymond Queneau´s “La Pendule”. It gathers music, language and meaningas one entity, so that, the content and it´s container became undifferentiated.Exclusively composed from the author´s own body noises, phonetic hash as wellas guttural an gastric sounds,evoke the fateful swallowing of a pendulum.

    Florine Mougel is amulti-media artist perpetually relocating herself. After studyingcinema-audiovisual at the Sorbonne and art and media at ESADMM, she obtainedher Masters in 2021 at the University of Art and Design in Linz. Since then,she joined the electroacoustic class at the Conservatory of Music in Amiens.Her poetic work addresses our relationship to the mediated contemporary worldthrough the prism of phenomenology, and unfolds around the technological andcollective unconscious, the coexistence of opposites, playfulness anddistraction.

     Website: mouflow.com

    Instagram: florinemougel

    Soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/mouflow

     

    3) Catalina Barroso Luque – Madre Perla (7:26)

     

  • Production 7 - Torschlusspanik - 5α-Reductase 2 Deficiency
    26 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

    description
    “5α-Reductase 2 Deficiency” is a loosely sequential montage of edited found and created sounds created while the author fixated on disciplinarian violence, traditionalist child grooming, self-immolation fantasies, queer venereal horror, childhood trauma, and extreme examples of communication breakdown.

    Originated in 2013, Torschlusspanik is a middle-aged Tennessee gal’s outlet for mostly unpleasant and nonrealistic music that has been summarized as “maximalist electro-acoustic” in the past. A wide scramble of sounds are crudely forced into sound collage and (vague) song format intended for weaponizing emotional overstimulation and mulling over lost opportunity as time is near expired.

    https://torschlusspanik.bandcamp.com/music

  • Leslie Deere - Colour Organ Cycles, Environment as a Drone live in the studio
    26 August 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    Colour Organ Cycles, Environment as a Drone

    By Leslie Deere



    Vocal Processing – Tom Mudd 

    Leslie Deere will broadcast a gesture-controlled audio-visual piece of long-form drone music referencing the work of Éliane Radique and Pauline Oliveros. The transmission will combine, for the first time, vignettes of speech inspired by Margaret Tait’s Colour Poems; a meditation on Scotland’s changing landscape in the form of short quotes and passages from locals interspersed with live ambient improvisation, created through real-time gestures in the studio. The broadcast references Oliveros’ humanitarian intentions with listening and ‘sonic energy’ as she defined it, reconfiguring the subject / object, performer / audience relationship – triggering auditory fantasy, memory and healing.

    The interviewees were:

    Stuart Braithwaite
    Sarah Forrest
    David Archibald
    Becky Šik
    Matthew Docherty
    Steven Harrington
    Ginny Hutchinson
    Lori Rebel

    Leslie Deere is a researcher, artist, teacher and soundbath facilitator based in Glasgow. Recently she’s been creating work that combines gesture with audio-visuals. Currently Leslie is completing a PhD at the GSA looking at AV performance, the language of affect in art and creating new architectures for spectatorship. Her practice is multimedia, working with both hi-tech and analogue processes. Deere’s work is experiential, minimal and colourful while evoking encounters that traverse the veil between the abstract and the metaphysical. Her current work is informed by Pauline Oliveros, Éliane Radique, Ann Veronica Janssens and Hilma af Klint.

    http://www.lesliedeere.com

  • Shorts 20
    26 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – Chin Ting Chan – Shadow Objects (5:45) 2 – Jeff Gburek – Left Alone (1:36) 3 – Lloyd Dunn – We See Beneath (11:26) 4 – Ruaridh Law – Three Tells: Travelling Light (20:17) 5 – Juliana Capes – Physical culture raise your vibration (0:55) 6 – Marco Dibeltulu – Sguardo contemporaneo (7:35)
    7 – Ilaria Boffa – Make Me Ready (1:30) 8 – Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 05 – Ignacio Cordoba – Side A (8:50)

    1 – Chin Ting Chan – Shadow Objects

    Shadow Objects is inspired by observing the shadow of a three-dimensional object cast on a two-dimensional plane. The shape of it looks distorted, broken, and unrecognizable at times, while moving in a sporadic yet expressive way. Using this as a metaphor, one can discover endless beauty in the struggle and imperfection of life. Eventually, they become appreciative of what might appear to be fragile, or even faulty on the surface. 
    The samples are primarily processed and manipulated with Tasty Chips Electronics’ GR-1 Hardware Granular Synthesizer before additional post-processing edits on the computer.
    http://www.chintingchan.com

    2 – Jeff Gburek – Left Alone

    Left Alone is the first of a series of poems written spontaneously and recited in the field. It is an experiment in fusing automatic writing, spoken word, and outdoor environments. One could say it’s a form of journalism where the human is slightly off-center, giving rise to liminal & laminal concerns.

    Jeff Gburek is a poet, sound-artist, musician & traveller currently based in Poznan, Poland. Jeff Gburek has bandcamp, soundcloud sites. His blog can be searched either by using his name, spelled G-B-U-R-E-K or by typing in Transparent Abelard.  https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/

    3 – Lloyd Dunn – We See Beneath

    A dry description of the locale will not satisfy the task of describing the place; especially when the experience of it interleaves objective perception, memory, dilated time, and all the other observations that come from being in an unfamiliar place over a period of days. And so we are left with this set of allusions. Sound piece composed with recordings made during Sonic Futures Residencies in Port Cetate (Romania), a program by SEMI SILENT.

    Lloyd Dunn is a multimedia artist working in machine-based media for 40 years. During the 1980s and 90s he edited and published the graphic arts magazines Photostatic and Retrofuturism, which were circulated worldwide and are collected by many prominent archives. In 1987, Dunn, together with some close friends, co-founded the Tape-beatles, who were among a few early recording experimenters whose work explicitly challenged intellectual property and copyright. Since 2009, Dunn’s main project has been the project nula.cc, the online presence for a series of filecasts initiated to further explore his long-standing interest in machine-based art forms, appropriation and collage, time-based media and design. Dunn currently lives and works in Prague.

    http://nula.cc
    https://nulacc.bandcamp.com
    http://semisilent.ro

    4 – Ruaridh Law – Three Tells: Travelling Light

    Over the last three years, Ayrshire-based artist Ruaridh Law has been producing films for Repeater Books’ online platform which place the human voice – and the stories it tells – at the centre. Here, shorn of images, are three of these stories, touching on obsession, childhood, spiralling thoughts, and human relationships.

    Ruaridh Law is a sound artist & musician based in Ayrshire, Scotland. Over 25 years he’s performed in groups, collaborations and solo across a wide range of spaces, as writer, DJ, perfomer and artist. Latterly, works have ranged from intimate audio performance, to large-scale outdoor works combining sound walks, improvised performance and experimental storytelling. These have manifested themselves in a tarot deck that generates music, sequential stories told over film and radio, right-wing propaganda twisted into more worthwhile content and a walk through a forest and its imagined mythologies in the dead of night – as well as countless music releases.

    http://ruaridhTVO.com

    5 – Juliana Capes – Physical culture raise your vibration

    “GOWO MANGO” an album of song sketches by visual artist and describer Juliana Capes,  commissioned as expanded audio description by artist Laura Aldridge,  as part of an audio interpretation of her recent monograph THINGS THAT SOAK YOU. Capes’s descriptions of Aldridge’s sculptures have morphed through conversation into sketches of songs, through exploration of Laura’s working methods of expanded collage, shared enthusiasm about musical influences and love of mash up and the encouragement burgeoning friendship and collaboration.

    Juliana Capes has worked in the field of integrated and expanded visual description within her own practise and those of others since 2015. Juliana Capes is a multi disciplinary visual artist.  Her current artwork is influenced by her experiences of working as a visual describer in Scottish galleries and museums, the unrelenting beauty of the world and by the processes of feeling, seeing and believing. She has recently shown work at Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Art Festival, Alchemy Film Festival, CCA , Glasgow and Campleline Gallery.

    http://www.julianacapes.co.uk

    6 – Marco Dibeltulu – Sguardo contemporaneo

    This piece is inspired by urban life and pollution. Exhaust fumes and waste modify the appearance of a city to such an extent that traces of the past remain only in one’s memory. The image of what the physical world was like before overlaps with what it is today – polluted and therefore altered. Memory filters out the “additions”, and acts as a sort of virtual “garbage disposal” that restores the environment to its original value: what would a contemporary glance pass on? Are the younger generations able to feel the same discomfort as those who have historical memory?

    Marco Dibeltulu (Alghero, 1971), studied at the Conservatory of Cagliari Composition, Choral Music and Electronic Music. His compositions have been selected in many competitions as 24th International Electronic Music Competition “Luigi Russolo” – Varese; CALL 2006 and 2013 – Federazione CEMAT, Rome; 6th International Computer Music Competition “Pierre Schaeffer” 2007 (1st Prize) – Pescara; 360 degrees of 60×60 – Vox Novus, New York City; ICMC 2012 – Ljubljana; NYCEMF 2014, 2015 – New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival. He performed at Festivals: Synthèse – Bourges; Zeppelin 2008 – Barcelona; Audio Art Circus 2008 – University of Arts, Osaka; 60×60 Dance – Theatre Square, London; AKOUSMA XV – AKOUSMA_INTERNATIONAL – Montréal.  http://www.marcodibeltulu.it

    7 – Ilaria Boffa – Make Me Ready

    How can we be change ready in this volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous era?
    Field recording taken at the Antique Market/Mercatino delle Cose d’Altri Tempi, Piazzola sul Brenta (Padua) – Italy.

    https://linktr.ee/ilariaboffaIB

    8 – Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 05: Side A

    TTMDT is a collection series made from January to December 2012. One tape/digital release per month out on MAGIA. The first 6 were created by MAGIA founder Ignacio Córdoba and the rest by close friends and fellow artists Gianluca Elia (IT/DK), Simon Forchhammer (DK), Michał Biel (PL/DK), bjarkebbbb (DK), Louise Vind Nielsen (GE/DK) and the mysterious Shoji Mariah (BR/JP). All the releases focus on tapes, tape machines and machines as destroyers of time, of perception and of the perception of time. Samples, coding, looping, hacking, field recording, plunderphonics and improvisation share the detritus of Time.

  • The Lake - Works for Radio
    26 August 2023  2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    For Works for Radio the five artists have made five new, unique works to be played at The Lake. The works will be presented on March 7th 2023 at a listening event at Cinemateket. Hereafter the works will be in rotation at http://www.thelakeradio.com and presented at Borealis festival (NO), Radiophrenia (SCT) and Colaboradio (DE). Radioart as a genre has a long tradition in public service-institutions where artists, writers and composers have made work specifically for the ether. And as a way to rethink this somehow underrated artistic format, we have annually commissioned new pieces of sound that challenges what art for radio can sound like. This year’s artists have been chosen in collaboration with a jury consisting of Radiophrenia (SCT), Colaboradio (DE), Borealis Festival (NO) and The Lake Radi0.

    #1 Kari Robertson – SLEEP UP / WAKE DEEP

    SLEEP UP / WAKE DEEP is a restless meditation on sleep and sleeplessness.  Oriented to, and within the body, the piece lingers in the discord between internal, circadian rhythms and clock (work) time. SLEEP UP / WAKE DEEP includes augmented voice, field recordings and instruments as it  loosely moves through the course of a day without sleep.

    #2 Nicole L’Huillier – Lágrimas de volcán

    This lament/love song contains the story of the impossible love between a volcano and a mountain, their tears, lithium, human extraction, obsession, and damage. It is arranged by the sounds of cracking minerals, effervescent activity in salt ponds, saturated hums from the Atacama desert winds, synths, and other textures.

    #3 Asmaa Jama – The Salt Worshippers

    The Salt Worshippers is set against Lake Assal, a salt lake located in the Danakil depression between Djibouti and Ethiopia. The work draws on an ancient tale in East Africa/West Asia of the two star-crossed lovers Qeys and Leyla. In Jama’s piece Qeys and Leyla are situated at Lake Assal where one is a salt worker and the other is from the lake.  

    Credits:
    Voices: Asmaa Jama, Mohamed Jama, and Gouled Ahmed.
    Writing + sound design: Asmaa Jama

    #4 Jenny Hval – Smoking

    “Smoking started out as a series of recordings I made in Oslo wandering around, meeting people, and traveling on public transportation, but keeping my phone under pillows or clothing. I wanted to make something casual, a collage of everyday life, but from under the skin. Of course this led me to start writing about mothers and daughters… and cigarettes.”

    #5 Linda Lamignan – Broken Bridge

    Broken Bridge is a piece structured as song, floating amidst sounds of water and soft synths. Opened by the words: “you fall through the cracks, when you try to walk across that broken bridge”.

  • Joey Ryken - Hypnogogic Piece 1: Prepared Ambient Improvisation for Electronic Instruments and a Sleepyhead
    26 August 2023  3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    A live ambient improvisation with effected casiotone and vocals while going in and out of sleep. The performance is a durational attempt at making improvised ambient music while staying as closely as possible to a dream state. The performance will be in a prepared sleep environment that would have constant sonic drone ambience, making any ‘dead air’ an agent of ambient duration within the improvisation. I have many years of experience maintaining a hypnagogic state (transition from waking consciousness to sleep), and am interested in experimenting to activate this in a live performance context for radio, to see what crosses over from dream states into live broadcast.

    I am an Latinx-American artist, researcher, and educator based in Glasgow, UK. My art practice and academic research explore experimental approaches to occult magic and altered states of consciousness, using drawing, sound, moving image, text, and absurdist performance. My work is mainly concerned with how to report on mystical experience formed from inter-combinations of the mythically sublime and the comically banal.

    http://www.joeyryken.info
    ig: @joey_ryken

  • Simon James & Angus Carlyle - Flux and Phantoms
    26 August 2023  4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    Sheltered by a concrete harbour arm and a shingle and steel embankment built on sunken ships, Shoreham Port houses a sewage treatment works, a power station, a rock processing plant, a steel factory, wharves, lorry parks and burger vans: a backdrop for swimmers, nudists, cyclists, surfers, fishers and summer picnickers.

    As they engage with the unprocessed field recordings from the zone around the canal lock, listeners are invited to use another device to simultaneously mix in “phantom frequencies” and recreate a phenomena encountered at the site: the appearance of enigmatic drones and tones at the edges of the acoustic atmosphere.



    Simon James is a self trained sound artist whose work is exploratory and instinctive, focussed on timbral shaping, finding the sounds in between the sounds and the relationship between these and field recordings.

    http://www.simonsound.co.uk

    Angus Carlyle explores environments as embodiments of stress and relief, with listening becoming writing, recordings, photographs and films (and very rarely performances). He often works alone but finds collaboration better and more enjoyable.

  • butteredfeet - Christmas Special
    26 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description

    Project from two writers based in Newcastle upon Tyne. butteredfeet is a fiction

    Each episode takes us to an ill-timed moment when characters tragic lives are steeped in metaphor and irony.

    It’s poignant, sharp and bitterly familiar.

    Suzie is better than musky Arnold, but fears a life alone with Shiraz. The Logans are Bonnie and Clyde drinking Monster cans. Dylan and Thomas enjoy a dusty market. Sam and Bex are a new-build couple laced in lies. Aiden and Beth love crisps as much as each other. Catherine and James are riddled with pretentiousness and their Peloton.  Caitlin is a desperately lonely insomniac but has the best bubble writing.

    butteredfeet are Phil McDonald and Chris Smith. They’re writers from Newcastle upon Tyne also working in teaching and men’s mental health. This project is their way of commenting on the absurdity, hilarity and poignant of relationships. They’re mostly inspired by standing in the queue at Morrisons.

    Short-podcast now available on Spotify and iTunes.
    @butteredfeet (Twitter)

  • Jo Hutton - Altered Brakes
    26 August 2023  5:30 pm - 5:45 pm

    description
    A live radio experiment broadcast across two networks simultaneously as part of Radiophrenia 2023. 

    For the full spatial experience, you need two independent playout systems one tuned to Resonance FM Resonance FM | Home and the other to Radiophrenia (in Glasgow on 87.9FM Listen – Radiophrenia  positioned at different places in your home or listening space. It’s a series of manipulated historical train recordings and a way of spatialising the audio simply, no prior knowledge or spatial equipment needed. The material is composed and arranged in a way that the tracks interact continuously so that each listener hears something different and unique to that moment in their own time.

    Jo’s sound works take the form of a sound essay, abstracting field recordings relating to a particular social or political concept, through synthesis and spatialisation.
    Her work has been shown at the Museum of London, Tower Bridge exhibition centre, Tate Modern, and played on BBC Radio 3, Channel 4. Her PhD explored experimental electroacoustic composers Beatriz Ferreyra, Éliane Radigue, Delia Derbyshire and Teresa Rampazzi, on their methods for creating new electronic sounds in 1960s analogue studios. Jo has contributed sound installations to three international Terror on Tour conferences. Her re-mix of ‘Carbon Cycle’ contributed to Hannah Peel’s 2021 Mercury Nomination.

    Jo.hutton.com

  • Buffer Zone
    26 August 2023  5:45 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Han – I Don’t Want a Glass of Milk (4:36)
     
    2) Nwando Ebizie – Liturgy (4:17)

  • Production 8 - Astrid Björklund - An Oneirophonic Account of a Venture to the Second Moon
    26 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    description
    In 2019, a new natural satellite was discovered orbiting our moon. Things have not been the same since.

    One day you are here. And then suddenly you’re not here. You’re not anywhere. In “An Oneirophonic Account of a Venture to the Second Moon” a disembodied voice recollects its memories of a failed expedition to the satellite orbiting Earth’s moon: the second moon. This piece – part science fiction radio drama, part fragmented soundscape – weaves a sonic tapestry that attempts to explain what it’s like to be consumed by the unknown – something that words alone can’t describe – creating a narrative set outside time and reality.

    Written, recorded and edited by Astrid Björklund.

    Several voices in this work have been synthesised using ElevenLabs.

    All things in this piece are fictional, except for the things that are not.

    Astrid Björklund is a Swedish visual artist and amateur sound weaver. Her work draws on the theories of the “Chthonic” (of relating to, or in, the underground), fiction, mythmaking, and thoughts surrounding the uncertainty, awe and ambiguity of life, with a pinch of existential dread. Noise, music and ambience for this work have been created using various synthesised, found, created and recorded sounds.

    https://astridbjorklund.com

  • David Dorado - Hydra
    26 August 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    Hydra is a sound piece devised by David Dorado. It explores the multiple ways in which humans have related to water in its various states.

    The presence of the human hand in the water cycle generates a spiral which is the backbone of our history.

    Combining documentary, poetry and sound design, the piece reflects on water as a vital necessity and its ritualization across cultures , the symbolic dimension of ice and the deep sea and it also contemplates the sea as a frontier, as a garden of myths and as a mercantile ground.

    Musician and composer based in Barcelona creator of the musical projects Casa das Feras and Malatesta, and collaborator with other bands  such as Wolf Saxon and Ghost Number.

    He also works with music and sound for cinema and publicity: original soundtracks,  location sound, foley/SFX, and sound design.

    As a sound artist  he has made sound collages and sound fiction pieces for several media or the sound documentary Night Ballad for the Rio Grande.

    Since 2021 he directs the cicle of radioart listening sessions called Nit associated to Zumzeig Cinema in Barcelona

    http://www.daviddorado.net

  • Live-to-Air - Nwando Ebizie & Tom Richards / Catalina Barosso Luque & Feronia Wennborg / Han
    26 August 2023  7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

    description
    Nwando Ebizie & Tom Richards – The Great Unravelling

    Two artists come together and move apart – entangling themselves and their idiosyncratic polymathic practices (including Black Atlantic ritual cultures, minimalism, formalism, rave cultures, analogue synthesis and machine building, performance art, neurodivergent led sensory design, neurophenomenology) and unravelling again – revealing the core of a constantly expanding Venn diagram. A multisensory, psychedelic, polyrhythmic mythic feast of movement, light, poetry and sound unfolds and you are invited into this liminal space for a spiraling cyclic ritual.

    Nwando Ebizie is a constellation point for a spectrum of multidisciplinary works that call for RADICAL change. She challenges her audience to question their perceived realities through art personas, experimental theatre, neuroscience, music and African diasporic ritualistic dance. Carving out her own particular strand of Afrofuturism, she combines research into the neuroscience of perception (inspired by her own neurodiversity) and an obsession with science fiction with a ritualistic live art practice.

    Tom Richards is an artist, musician, DJ, researcher and instrument designer working in London UK. He is currently studying between Goldsmiths and the Science Museum for a practice led PhD on the life and work of Daphne Oram: electronic music pioneer, and founder member of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. His music has been described as ‘ritualistic post techno’ and takes influence from sources as diverse as minimalism, rave, polyrhythmic drumchoir music, industrial noise, and early electronic music technologies. His music is always live and always improvised.

    Catalina Barroso-Luque & Feronia Wennborg – Blue Egg Lovechild

    A narrative sound piece which imagines the creation of the world after lovers Day and Night accidentally break a small robin’s egg. The piece draws from research into creation myths, focusing on cycles of transformation and the imaginary landscapes in which these stories take place. The story’s environmental elements play the main characters in the work, with aural and vocal elements moving across four speakers to create highly sensory sonic environments which are equally salacious, wrathful and bright.

    Catalina Barroso-Luque constructs narratives inhabited by voices, images, bodies and objects. She interweaves different mediums to create stories and spaces that oscillate between fantastic/real, character/texture. Recent work includes poetic retellings of myths related to fertility and death within sound, drawing and sculpture.

    Feronia Wennborg works across sound, performance, installation and digital media. Her practice draws from points of intimacy to explore possibilities of reimagination. Working with material embedded in everyday life, Feronia applies processes of transcription, translation and digital transformation.

    Han – Hospital Radio 2071

    Hospital Radio 2071 is a longform radiophonic piece exploring the disintegration of the healthcare system, the body, and the planet. It draws from the current state of geriatric care, NHS staffing levels, transhumanism, degrowth, automation, biological data, and humility.

    Han is a DJ, producer, performer, sound designer, healthcare worker, and ex-biomedical engineer based in Glasgow. She is a resident DJ at La Cheetah, runs Events Research Programme (a monthly subscription-based events series that focuses mostly on local experimental musicians), and edits radical healthcare magazine The Guts of It. She likes to make weird music about institutions, informed by her commitment to a political asceticism.

    Tickets here (pay what you can):
    https://www.cca-glasgow.com/programme/live-to-air-ebizie-richards-barroso-luque-wennborg-han

  • Public Domain - Test Broadcast 4
    26 August 2023  9:30 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    Central London based unconscious collective / Public Domain ; Jane Burton, Doris Lake, Samantha Brook & Rachel Parks

  • Shorts 34
    26 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1 – Nicola Fumo Frattegiani – Contracted chest (4:34)
    2 – Maria Howard- Striations (1:29)
    3 – Ron Coulter – ADPsT    (8:10)
    4 – Katie Semro    – Trust Me, I’m a Doctor (12:35)
    5 – Reni Hofmüller – Sensorium    (14:48)
    6 – Claire Barwell – Flat Life #3: Déjeuner du Matin (1:01)
    7 – Steve Ashby    – Maphis (5:39)
    8 – Johnny Dixon – The alphabet reflects (1:04)
    9 – Chinkeung Li – A Votive Song (7:54)
    10 – Osvaldo Cibils – L’art du dialogue (1:00)

    1 – Nicola Fumo Frattegiani – Contracted chest

    The radio was the invention that contracted the chest to the world. Noise is its foundation.

    “Contracted chest” is constructed entirely from manipulated noise and concrete sounds. The composition is a short narration of some moments of a day seen by an external observer: the listener, the voyeur who sees everything and hears everything. But vision and listening can never be clear, the veil of noise dominates impassive in its movement and presence.

    Nicola Fumo Frattegiani is an electroacoustic and audio-visual composer living in Perugia, Italy. His works have been presented at various national and international festivals. Author and performer, his research deals with electroacoustic music, sound for images, video, art exhibitions and compositions for theatrical performances. He is a Subject Expert in “Electroacoustic” and “Computer Music” at the Conservatory of Music of Perugia. He held the chair of Electroacoustic Music Composition at the Conservatory of Music of Messina.
    He is currently professor of Sound design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Macerata.

    https://www.nicolafumofrattegiani.com

    2 – Maria Howard- Striations

    This sound piece is part of Tree/Column/Claw, a project which looks at the column as both a natural and architectural form. I am particularly interested in the idea of striations, or fluting, and how a binary pattern can be disrupted through writing, sculpture and sound. The piece consists of my attempts to ‘play’ a range of striated surfaces in Glasgow – such as the columns of GOMA, the dried husks of giant hogweed that grow by the Clyde and a washboard in the archive of the Women’s Library – as well as a field recording of pigeons’ wings.

    Maria Howard is a British-Italian artist based in Glasgow. Working primarily with text and sculpture, her research-led practice is concerned with the poetic and political connections between memory and imagination, site and material. She is the recipient of a Gillian Purvis Trust Award for New Writing and The Yellow Paper Prize, and has been shortlisted for the Fitzcarraldo Editions Essay Prize. She has undertaken residences with CCA Glasgow and Le18, Lyth Arts, Can Serrat and the Bothy Project, among others. She is currently a PhD candidate at Glasgow School of Art and a co-editor of Nothing Personal magazine.

    mariahoward.org          Instagram: @tenderasmemory

    3 – Ron Coulter – ADPsT    

    ADPst was composed in 2023. It is acousmatic music, composed of digitally processed audio samples–modern musique concrète. It is a faded memory and memento mori.

    Ron Coulter is a percussionist, composer, and improviser.  He has presented at 100+ universities and toured internationally with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, L2Ork, Chicago Chamber Orchestra, Sam Newsome, Matthew Shipp, Vinny Golia, Hugh Ragin, David Murray, Tony Malaby, Nate Wooley, Sean Jones, Al Martino, Bolokada Condé, Youngstown Percussion Collective, Music from China, Tone Road Ramblers, and others.  He co-founded the Percussion Art Ensemble, Drm&Gtr, duende entendre, Marble Hammer, SeFa LoCo, and founded the Southern Illinois Improvisation Series and Creative Music Series.  Additional interests include noise, intermedia, interdisciplinary collaboration, and organizing Fluxconcerts.  Ron has composed 420+ works for various media.

    KreatingSounD.bandcamp.com

    4 – Katie Semro    – Trust Me, I’m a Doctor

    Women are disproportionately affected by chronic illnesses, with one in every four women having an autoimmune disease. Daily life for these women can be a struggle, but their symptoms are often hard to treat. Through the layering and fragmentation of real-life stories from women across the United States, Trust Me I’m a Doctor examines the struggles these women face in their search for healing.

    Katie Semro is an audio creator making music, audio art, and documentaries. Semro’s audio installations have appeared at Sound Scene Fest 2022 in Washington, D.C. and Fountain Street Gallery in Boston. She will perform the piece Ebb & Flow which intertwines the perpetual flow of the natural world with the currents of human emotion, in NH, USA this June.  She has produced, edited, sound designed, and scored several audio documentaries, and her work has appeared on 39 radio. She also teaches Ableton Live and runs the online group Women with Live to create positive experiences for women with music technology.

    5 – Reni Hofmüller – Sensorium    

    The SENSORium is based on the Radio Cyborg Transmitter RCT, mainly to bring radio art into public space and to serve as a sound perception interface for the city of Graz. At the SENSORium there are sensors mounted for measuring the environment such as Geiger counter and radiation in general, temperature or humidity and also fine dust. These sensors provide data in real time, which are either directly converted into sound (oscillators, granular synthesis, etc.) or indirectly serve as triggers for other controllable events. The data measured live is converted into sound and thus the concrete environment becomes audible.

    Reni Hofmüller, media and sound artist, singer in the feminist post-punk band Lonesome Hot Dudes, artistic director of esc medien kunst labor Graz, activist and organizer, interested in (public) space, art, feminisms, free software

    https://renitentia.mur.at

    6 – Claire Barwell – Flat Life #3: Déjeuner du Matin

    It is raining, I drink coffee, I am bereft. From the poem by Jacques Prévert. The sadness of the times.

    I have made films. This is my third audio montage.

    7 – Steve Ashby    – Maphis

    Maphis is an exploration of found sound located within the cabin I stayed at while attending Mountain Lake Biological Station (Virginia, USA). These sounds hint at the stories, memories, and lived in space over the course of its existence since the 1920s.
     
    Steve Ashby is a musician, composer, and sound artist based in the United States. Ashby work focuses on sound found in the natural and digital world to discover places of intersection which engage in the art of listening. Recent performances and residencies include EMS Stockholm Guest Composer Series, Radiophrenia Scotland, Cube Fest at Virginia Tech, New Music Gathering, Sound Arts Richmond, and the NYC Electroacoustic Music Festival.

    8 – Johnny Dixon – The alphabet reflects

    9 – Chinkeung Li – A Votive Song

    Poetry as requiem: mourning the passing of a once great city – remembering Hong Kong 2019.

    Chin Li is a fiction writer but is now learning to write poetry, and also trying other forms of creative expression such as audio work.

    10 – Osvaldo Cibils – 60 seconds radio: L’art du dialogue

    Audio via Whatsapp et montage. Les voix sont d’Antoine Normand et Fanny Cleyrat.

  • Shane Simmons - Git Yrslf Together
    26 August 2023  11:00 pm - 11:30 pm

    description
    This piece is an improvised sound collage that incorporates found interviews about US military missions, which dissolve into a rhythmic, unsettling noise. It was made using a Lyra 8 synthesizer, an Elektron Machinedrum, a Moog Mother 32 and Subharmonicon, various Eurorack synthesis modules, and fed through reverb made from an IR response at the Neolithic site Maes Howe in the Orkney Islands. Shane Simmons is a musician and artist based in Rock Island, Illinois via Alabama, Colorado and Glasgow, Scotland. He produces soundscapes and music that simultaneously explore economic globalization and state power, and the impact they have on hyperlocal landscapes.  He uses found interviews, reverb and field recordings, including contact mics in his work.

  • Boris Allenou – Cohabit: an artistic exploration around two instruments oddly distant from each other
    25 August 2023  11:30 pm - 26 August 2023  12:00 am

    description

    This creation is based of two free improvisations.
    In the first part, the piano is being used in two different ways: pressing the keys to produce notes and taping with my hands and fingers all around the body of the piano, avoiding the keys.
    The second part of this creation is a delicate and processed control of feedback coming from a No-Input Mixer. A mixer playing itself. On witch the output is plugged to the input, etc…

    My goal here was to embrace weirdness, trying to make these two instrument cohabit while leaving them their own space. It is, in fact, an ode to the aesthetic of the medium radio: the meeting place of sounds par excellence, where cohabitation is happening.

    Boris Allenou is an artist and musician who explores the limitless forms of Sound Art and Sound Ecology, by investigating the social role of sonic Eco-systems surrounding us.

    Boris Allenou’s research use interactive sound installations, talks, workshops, music, radio creations and sound exploration events as mediums to reflect on, propose and conceptualize possible roles, places, meanings, interactions and aesthetics of sounds in our societies.

  • Reet Maffl – Unofficial Histories
    26 August 2023  11:30 pm - 27 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    Welcome to ‘Reet Maff’l’s Unofficial Histories – Vol 1’, an alternative guided audio-tour of Bergenhus Festning. An historical tour of a site of national interest but not THE historical tour.

    Originally commissioned by Hordaland Kunstsenter, Bergen, Norway, this off kilter audio meander has subsequently been released as a vinyl record.

    https://reetmaffl.bandcamp.com/album/unofficial-histories-vol-1-english-version

27 August 2023
  • Post Doom Romance - Prairie Transmissions
    27 August 2023  12:00 am - 2:00 am

    description
    A 13 part audio cycle by post doom romance. Exploring the inner / outer vibrations of the landscape we inhabit.

    These recordings were captured, processed, layered, manipulated and composed in the prairies around our home over the course of one year. This cycle takes the listener through our audio landscape filtered through our ears. A document of time / space / feeling.

    An attempt to witness the land, its memories, vibrations and gradient shifts.

    We present the entire collection of 13 tracks (duration 126 minutes). A transmission from where we are, to where you are.

    What Mykel Boyd and seah (Chelsea Heikes) have in common when forming their collaborative artist group, post doom romance, is a keen eye and ear for textures. In both sound and image, we have been solo artists working both in the music industry and the fine arts world. Together, we produce sound, video, and still image compositions that are sensitively layered and textural. Our aesthetic is such that we do not heavy-handedly depict. Rather, we ruminate together in the feeling space of both literary and physical spaces, building our aural and visual language through subtle layering of manipulated field recordings.

    https://postdoomromance.bandcamp.com/music

    http://www.postdoomromance.com

    https://www.facebook.com/postdoomromance

  • The Conduction Series - Fragile Balance
    27 August 2023  2:00 am - 3:00 am

    description
    ANDY DILALLO (Boulder, CO)•ANNA FRIZ (Vancouver, Canada)•AUGUST BLACK (Soča, Slovenia)•BETSEY BIGGS (CT)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•JIMMY GARVER (Leeds, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN conductor (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Steven George Jones - Haruka 01
    27 August 2023  3:00 am - 3:45 am

    description
    An electronically-treated travelogue collaged from field recordings made in Kyoto, Japan whilst collaborating with the Kyoto-based Antibodies Collective.
     
    Steven George Jones is a musician, sound artist and non-fiction filmmaker based in Newport, South Wales.
     
    bosch01.bandcamp.com
    http://www.youtube.com/@senojnevets

  • STRWÜÜ - shùn shǒu qiān yáng³⁵⁶( 順手牽羊³⁵⁶ )
    27 August 2023  3:45 am - 4:30 am

    description
    kindly supported by the Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Bangalore and Indian Sonic Research Organisation Playlist: 15.352863, 76.491568 15.375090, 76.445294 13.106019, 77.581197 12.854716, 74.833325 24.581284, 73.682357 12.966661, 77.635312 15.347398, 76.432403 15.353758, 76.472696 12.980843, 77.597575 26.487930, 74.552422 15.352863, 76.491568 15.375090, 76.445294 12.975565, 77.623928 12.854716, 74.833325 12.980843, 77.597575 18.982889, 72.825414 12.964568, 77.574350 12.966661, 77.635312 15.347398, 76.432403 26.456075, 74.628110 27.709527, 85.309853 13.198690, 77.707049 12.854716, 74.833325 13.008483, 77.568015 27.708624, 85.320705 12.430159, 75.059447 The artist duo STRWÜÜ was founded in 2014. They kidnapped a plant, ate for a stop motion animation and performed together with a giant water lily in a pond. They had inaudible sound objects concealed, used each other as marionettes and spent a long time to move a small stick slowly forward. They layered animals into ever-changing patterns, provided old printers with prostheses and made Chinese pigeon whistles circle in a huge hall. They tied strings to shape sounds, let insects rain and constructed noise as unstable as possible. They bridged time to generate space, accompanied industrial buildings while oscillating… strwueue.de

  • Lia Kohl - Untitled Radio (futile, fertile)
    27 August 2023  4:30 am - 5:00 am

    description
    The basis of this work is a series of improvisations with live radio static, created while in residence at ACRE in northwestern Wisconsin. ACRE is situated outside of Steuben, WI, an area rural enough that pockets of it get little to no radio signal. Instead, the FM signal offers a rich and varied palette of drones, percussive stutters and pops, prompting the ear to invent myriad sonic architecture: harmonies, melodies, landscapes. Though these radio improvisations could stand on their own as musical objects, here they serve as scores or guides for further response. This work is a collection of four of these responses, utilising synthesiser, cello, voice, and processed field recordings. 
     
    Lia Kohl is a cellist, composer, and sound artist based in Chicago.Her wide-ranging practice includes solo composition and performance, installation, improvisation, and collaboration.She tours nationally and internationally, working in theater, jazz, rock, and experimental contexts.Her work centers curiosity and patience, an exploration of the mundane and profound possibilities of sound. 
     
    Liairenekohl.com

  • Diarmuid MacDiarmada - Channeling
    27 August 2023  5:00 am - 5:45 am

    description
    Channeling’ was originally created in 2014 for the Cowtown festival in The Joinery gallery, Dublin. The work is an homage to the mysterious ‘number stations’ that broadcast recorded loops of words, letters and snippets of melody on long wave radio channels. The purpose of these recordings is still not known; it is believed they are possibly coded messages but it is unclear who might be the author or the intended recipient. The work also nods to the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and to Robert Ashley’s ‘Automatic Writing’ and to odd moments in rock’n’roll. The work was revised in 2023.

    Diarmuid MacDiarmada is a multimedia artist based in Sligo, Ireland. He has been active since the early 90’s in a host of guises and bands as well as in theatre and film. He is currently active in the group Rún and working on a video project dealing with artificial intelligence as A Bad Visitor.
     
    https://soundcloud.com/diarmuid-macdiarmada

  • Martin Eccles - Island Suite: movement 1; Beàrnaraigh Beag
    27 August 2023  5:45 am - 8:00 am

    description
    Walk on a small uninhabited Hebridean island. Walk on the earth and in the air; walk on turf, rock and sand; walk by the water; walk with the occasional company of birds.
    I walk alone and content – island as utopia – though I cannot leave unaided – island as prison. I walk past homes, places of work and places of worship, all now long abandoned – island as inscribed history.
    On a small uninhabited Hebridean island I trace a shore with sound and poetry.

    My practice reflects my experience of being in and walking through natural environments. I use sound recording and text to present time, place, distance and movement in the landscape and to provide an opportunity for a listener to consider what it means to move through the landscape at a human pace and scale. Written or spoken and transcribed notes made whilst walking provide the material for poems, often in the form of haiku, and other text works. I have exhibited nationally and internationally and have created radio works for Framework Radio, Resonance EXTRA and Radiophrenia. 

    https://martinpeccles.com

  • Shorts 7
    27 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1 – Rebecca Wilcox and Hannah Ellul with Greg Thomas – Orchy Street (15:00)
    2 – Viviane Triby – Aero-decolonial soundscape (4:02)
    3 – berni m janssen, Carolyn Connors, Margaret Trail and Trish Anderson – Bombard Remember (12:12)
    4 – Elaine Cheng – Resume (6:21)
    5 – Jon Panther and Hethre Contant – The Weekly Dream Report and Other Unexplained Phenomena (excerpt) (14:14)
    6 – Extremophiles with Ilaria Boffa – The Value of Everything (3:30)
    7 – GX Jupitter Larsen – Radio Totimorphous 2023 (1:44)

    1 – Rebecca Wilcox and Hannah Ellul with Greg Thomas -Orchy Street

    Some sketches of tuning, attuning and friction.

    Hannah Ellul is a Glasgow-based musician and artist. She makes music as part of Human Heads and White Death. She is also the co-founder of Psykick Dancehall. Rebecca Wilcox lives in Glasgow and works with writing, audio and performance, often using voice as a tool. She’s interested in apperception, infrastructures and poetics. Together they have produced recordings and performances for BBC Tectonics Festival (2021), Takuroku (Cafe Oto, 2021), Radiophrenia / Mobile Radio (2022), and Tone Glow (2021).

    2 – Viviane Triby – Aero-decolonial soundscape

    Each soundscape asks us the question of the texture of the sensitive and its poetic generation of imagination. But what if, before naming the perceived, we wanted to discard it to give this texture a chance to adorn itself of unheard? What do we place as sounds in the sky to show that we dominate its immensity? In a polyphony crossing the rustling of the planets (but is it really them?), the memories of children’s cartoon spaceships, the songs of animal species that expatrientate us from domesticated representations of the animal kingdom and a resonance of a vibraphone recorded with a pedal multi-effects, come the possibility of a listening of the moored of the «prejudices of the world» (Maurice Merleau-Ponty).

    Trained at the Strasbourg Conservatory of Music (HEAR) in percussion, musical analysis and direction, Viviane Triby also holds a Master in music. After having worked as a teacher, then with theatrical stages and French Opera, she returned to teaching and continued research in the socio-anthropology of art at the University of Grenoble (PhD candidate). She is also a percussionist, also likes to play bass (in a very experimental way), and co-hosts a feminist radio show on the French radio-campus network.

    3 – berni m janssen, Carolyn Connors, Margaret Trail and Trish Anderson – Bombard Remember

    Based on stories from World  War 2, including family stories from the Netherlands. It could be any war. Text by berni m janssen, developed for performance with Carolyn Connors and Margaret Trail. Their collaboration an exploration of vocalizing the unspoken, inarticulate, grief, horror, the trace of emotions. The voices have not been digitally processed. This is a recording of a studio performance. Additional sounds by Trish Anderson.

    berni m janssen, is a maker of poems, performances and multidisciplinary art. She often works with composers, musicians, performers and visual artists to create art through other lens. She lives on the unceded lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung in Australia.

    Carolyn Connors is an Australian composer, vocalist, musical director, collaborator, and teacher who works in the fields of contemporary music, improvisation, and theatre.

    Margaret Trail is a writer performer and student of flowers living in Naarm/Melbourne

    Trish Anderson, is a singer songwriter, musician who has also worked in recording and electroacoustics.

    4 – Elaine Cheng – Resume

    A drone piece made from the Roland Juno synth. It is the last track of my debut album ‘Instead of Dreams’ which was released under NX Records in 2021. It was recorded at the Electronic Music Studios at Goldsmiths, University of London.

    Elaine Cheng  鄭依玲 (she/her) is a composer/sound artist from Edinburgh, Scotland and from Hong Kong descent. Her practice is currently based around producing drone music from analog and modular synthesisers and has come from a compositional background in electroacoustic music. As Artist in Residence with Art27scotland, Elaine has utilised free improvisation as a compositional tool in her work.
    Elaine has studied at Goldsmiths, University of London, Newcastle University and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. She has released music with NX Records, TingShuo HearSay and The Lumen Lake. Her music has been played on various independent radio shows as well as BBC Radio 3, NTS Radio and Radio Buena Vida.  

    5 – Jon Panther and Hethre Contant – The Weekly Dream Report and Other Unexplained Phenomena (excerpt)

    6 – Extremophiles with Ilaria Boffa – The Value of Everything

    The Value of Everything features the poetry and voice of Italian poet Ilaria in collaboration with EXTREMOPHILES, a duet consisting of Jeff Gburek (an American residing in Poland) and John Palumbo (located in New Jersey, USA). EXTREMOPHILES is a hybrid of electronic and acoustic percussion that they call 21st Century Beat Poetry.

    Jeff Gburek is a poet, sound-artist, musician & traveller currently based in Poznan, Poland. Jeff Gburek has bandcamp, soundcloud sites. His blog can be searched either by using his name, spelled G-B-U-R-E-K or by typing in Transparent Abelard.

    http://transparent-abelard.blogspot.com/
    http://soundcloud.com/jeff-gburek
    https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/
    http://www.djalma.com

    7 – GX Jupitter Larsen – Radio Totimorphous 2023

    In 1985 three random ideas erupted my head, the polywave (self-contradictory movement) The Totimorphous (a house built out of logic) and the transexpansion numeral unit ( a number in between 1 & 4 but not 2 & 3) – All 3 would become major themes in my art for the rest of my life.

    GX Jupitter-Larsen is currently based in Los Angeles. Since 1979, he has worked as a performance artist, sound artist, writer, and filmmaker.  He has worked in radio since 1983. His radio art, often performed live to air, has been broadcast around the world, on such stations as the ORF (Kunstradio), Radio Banzai, Radio Alize, Radio Copernicus. In 2015, he produced a radio poem based on the words of whistleblower PVT Chelsea Manning. This piece was broadcast on Resonance FM in the UK, on Borealis Festival Radio in Norway, and on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s radio series Soundproof.

    bc: https://gxjl.bandcamp.com
    yt: https://www.youtube.com/@jupitterlarsen
    ig: https://www.instagram.com/gxjupitterlarsen/
    tw: https://twitter.com/jupitterlarsen
    fb: https://www.facebook.com/gx.jupitterlarsen

  • Nastassja Simensky and Rebecca Lee - Rings on water
    27 August 2023  9:00 am - 9:45 am

    description
    Rings on Water uses a variety of recording and transmission technologies, from FM radio, magnetic tape, coil receivers, hydrophones and contact mics to traverse the protected saltmarshes and shale banks of the Dengie Peninsula and industrial arable land. The politics of ‘radio’ as a means of transmission, collision and interference are used to consider the material legacies of changing land-use and energy production in the Blackwater Estuary. Rings on Water builds on Nastassja and Rebecca’s previous collaborations, drawing on their shared interest in time, listening, material culture and land-use. Field recordings, vocals, text, Nastassja Simensky Processing, editing, mixing, Rebecca Lee Nastassja Simensky often works collaboratively to make writing, place-specific performances, events, sound work and films as a form of ongoing fieldwork.   Rebecca Lee is a musician, composer, and sound practitioner producing performance, sound works, projects, and publications, with a particular focus on narrative, time, and collaborative methods.

  • Samuel Robinson - My Synthetic Thoughts
    27 August 2023  9:45 am - 10:00 am

    description
    ‘My Synthetic Thoughts’ explores the complex intersection of mental health, medication, memory, and the subconscious. The protagonist grapples with the aftermath of recent vivid and disorientating experiences for which they are unable to attribute meaning or motive to. We learn of their increasingly futile search for clarity and relief, as they attempt to recount the unnerving happenings they are being subjected to. However, continually overwhelmed by a subconscious littered with fragments of unresolved time, they struggle to focus, and to find the greater understanding and peace they seek.

    Samuel Robinson is a London-based sonic artist and creative facilitator with a BA in Sound Arts and Design from UAL. Sam spent a decade in San Francisco, collaborating with NPR Producers ‘The Kitchen Sisters’ on a diverse array of socially-conscious audio storytelling projects. In recent years, Sam has worked with, amongst others, Tate, the ICA, and Resonance FM on various creative audio projects. As ‘Kalou’, Sam has released numerous song collections, including ‘The Sculpture Garden’, favourably reviewed in The Wire. Sam’s work explores creative representations of neurodivergency and mental health, using art as a platform for empowerment and societal change.

    http://www.kalou.co.uk
    kalou.bandcamp.com
    soundcloud.com/kalou

  • Shorts 40
    27 August 2023  10:00 am - 11:00 am

    description
    1 – Kyle Vanderburg – You Can’t Outrun Your Daydreams (10:00)
    2 – James Hazel – pre(care)ious (s)core no. 2 (transposing aspiration) (16:24)
    3 – Pablo Sanz – Ebb and Flow (18:57)
    4 – Andrea Borghi – Plas (2:00)
    5 – Birdman750 – Slates    (11:52)

    1 – Kyle Vanderburg – You Can’t Outrun Your Daydreams

    It happens to all of us: You’re in the middle of something, maybe even something important. You lose focus, and you find yourself on a new train of thought, along for the ride. Your default mode network takes over, and now you’re in a daydream. Maybe you’ll end up on a beach, or an alpine village. Maybe you’ll find yourself on the metro in an unfamiliar town. Or maybe you’ll be attacked by a cacophony of unfamiliar noises, with brief returns to the here and the now. But there’s no escape: When your mind wanders, it brings you along.

    Composer Kyle Vanderburg (b. 1986) grew up in Missouri where the Ozarks meet the Mississippi River valley. Raised on southern gospel and American hymnody, his music walks the line between eliciting nostalgia and devising innovative sonic worlds.  His electronic works often play with familiar sounds in new contexts; his acoustic works feature memorable melodies and a very fluid sense of time.

    He holds degrees from Drury University and the University of Oklahoma and has studied under Carlyle Sharpe, Marvin Lamb, Konstantinos Karathanasis, and Roland Barrett. He’d be delighted if you checked out KyleVanderburg.com.

    https://kv.fyi

    2 – James Hazel – pre(care)ious (s)core no. 2 (transposing aspiration)

    James Hazel’s work pre(care)ious (s)core no. 2 (transposing aspiration) explores the artist’s relationship with their working-class family. Through the recent shared act of deconstructing an old piano, an incidental type of sonic practice emerged from socioeconomic necessity drawing attention to underheard classed and cultural conditions of precarity and housing insecurity.

    James Hazel (jameshazel.net) is a composer/artist/researcher based on the unceded Gadigal land of the Eora Nation. As someone who lived in an underclass (social-housing) community for fourteen years, James employs extended score practices across sound, music, utterance, and (re)performance to interrogate what it means to live, love, and listen under precarity – stemming from both lived/researched experiences of poverty. As an advocate in this area, James has commissioned several artists from low-SES backgrounds through ADSR Zine. In recent years, James has ‘worked’ for the dole; various call centres; and, more recently, as a casual academic in musicology at USYD. In 2021, James was selected as one of the ABC Top 5 Researchers (Arts). He has produced audio work for Liquid Architecture; Carriageworks; Sydney Dance Company; Arts Incubator (Seoul) and ABC Radio National (among others).

    3 – Pablo Sanz – Ebb and Flow

    The composition follows an imaginary day, from dawn to sunset. It meanders through aural spaces based on encounters with human and other-than-human lifeforms and their movements, shaped by the presence of the river.

    Sound piece composed with recordings made during Sonic Futures Residencies in Port Cetate (Romania), a program by SEMI SILENT.

    Artist, composer and researcher. The work of pablo sanz includes site-determined and public art projects, immersive spatial audio installations and concerts, and compositions for headphone listening spread through exhibitions, broadcasts and releases.
    With a focus on the limits and thresholds of perception and attention, his practice investigates listening, sound space, more-than-human vitality, aural energies, and otherness. Listening becomes a political act intended to resist dominant tendencies in contemporary societies, cultivating alternative forms of being and thinking. His work has been experienced internationally in diverse contexts. He has participated in numerous artistic residencies, received commissions and support from multiple organizations, and regularly facilitates talks, seminars and workshops.

    http://pablosanz.info

    Sound compositions made by the artists invited for the 4th edition of SONIC FUTURE RESIDENCIES organized by SEMI SILENT, and that took place in the village Port Cetate, Romania, on the border of the Danube, in September 2022.

    Artists: Jeanne Debarsy (BE), Veronika Svobodova (CZ), Lloyd Dunn (US/CZ), pablo sanz (ES), Jasmina Al-Qaisi (RO), Sillyconductor (RO)
    Artistic director: Anamaria Pravicencu

    http://semisilent.ro

    4 – Andrea Borghi – Plas

    https://andreaborghi.com/bio/

    5 – Birdman750 – Slates

    In a woodland clearing, we wait for the emergence of crepuscular and nocturnal birds. The source materials for this piece are the ‘slates’ at the beginning of a recording which identify the date and location. It’s been my practice to ask whoever is with me to do this.
    Dedicated to the late Chris Panton, an audio engineer, who mentored me when I started making recordings and told me always to record a ‘slate’ at the start of a session. Chris worked at dB Studios in Stroud and as audio editor for the National Poetry Archive.
    https://dilandlanguage.blogspot.com/2014/07/the-poetry-archive.html

    Birdman750 aka Hugh Manistre was born in London and educated in Newport Pagnell and Milton Keynes, leaving school with an A-level in music. After failing to become a rock star, trained as a mental health nurse, specialised in electronic health records, then worked for a software company in Sheffield. Now working on various birdsong recording projects and developing the Stroud Sound Map.

    https://stroudsoundmap.org

    https://soundcloud.com/user-11077807

  • Hannah Kemp Welch - Shortwave Listening
    27 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:30 am

    description
    When we think of radio, we usually think of public broadcast and commercial stations – but the radio spectrum houses many different kinds of communications: military, aviation and marine, data modes and telegraphy, and contacts between amateur radio enthusiasts. This audio toolkit is a beginners guide to the physics of radio, to equip listeners with the technical knowledge to use online software-defined radio platforms (otherwise known as WebSDR), and tune into voice, data and telegraphy transmissions from all over the world. This piece collages many months of radio listenings from broadcasts across the bands. This project was supported by Soundcamp. Hannah Kemp-Welch is a sound artist with a socially-engaged practice – she makes art collaboratively and in community settings, experiments with DIY radios, and produces zines to make these technologies accessible. She is a member of feminist radio art group Shortwave Collective and arts cooperative Soundcamp, and has produced works for Radio Art Zone (2022), Movement Radio (2022), and Resonance FM (2020-22). Hannah is currently engaged in PhD research with Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice (CRiSAP) working on a project titled ‘Listening in Socially-Engaged Art: Artistic Strategies for Equitable Collaboration’. Website: sound-art-hannah.com Twitter: @SoundArtHannah

  • Buffer Zone
    27 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    Ryne Siesky – Grind (8:14)


    Approximately five-hundred billion plastic cups are used each year, of which roughly six billion end up in landfills every year. “grind” attempts to symbolize the faulty business and political ideologies that ultimately contribute to a lack of environmental sustainability through the destructive morphology of a single sound source: a plastic Keurig coffee pod hitting the floor.

    Ryne Siesky (b. 1996) is a Filipino-American composer, educator, and EID advocate. Under their new mononym, Todroki’s music has been described as “beautifully haunting” (Robert Avalon Competition), “patiently evocative” (George Lewis), and “unsettling, [yet] interesting” (Joshua Weatherspoon, Cycling ’74). Siesky serves as Assistant Professor of Music Technology at Johnson University where they teach courses in computer music programming, sound design, composition, and digital arts. Siesky is also the Director of Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity for the Millennium Composers Initiative.

    Website 1: https://johnsonu.edu/staff/ryne-siesky/
    Website 2 (under construction): https://www.rynejsmusic.com

  • Production 6 - Sara Lehad - Immemorial Echo
    27 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

    description
    What I call my sound matrimony is the sum of the inner and the outer elements that I hear and listen to when improvising with my machine and recording phonographies. It’s a magma of noises, concrete sounds, voices, languages, poetry, riddles, screams and, sometimes creepy stories. The composition came to me as the place where I could share the ghosts in me and the vivifiant present around me, going through a montage of phonographies and a deconstruction of the dualism in between which is a morphological sound and a representational one.

    Most of the speech and human voices arise from wonderful women, some of whom are my grandmother Wardia and her friend Haljia, but also a group of women called “Medahates” whose singing voices can be heard invoking the rain with traditional prayers because of this horrible spring canicule. All these voices were recorded by myself in April 2023 in Mayache, a little Mediterranean village in the countryside of Tigzirt in the wilaya of Tizi-Ouzou in the north of this very special and plural country – both beautiful and tragic – that I was born in: Algeria. The composition was made in my studio at Pantin, France.

    See here for translation and contextualization of the piece:

    https://radiophrenia.scot/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Sara-Lehad-TRANSLATION.pdf

    Sara Lehad is a Paris based and Algiers born sound artist and researcher. She’s currently working on her PhD at l’Université Paris 8 and she studied electroacoustic music composition at le Conservatoire de Pantin. Her current research aims to decolonize her practice of music through a matrimonial interest in Amazigh-Kabyle women culture and through thematics such as listening, voice, border of speech, immemorial and intergenerational trauma. She has also a practice of improvisation through an electronic dispositive of no-input mixing board. She performed in les Instants Chavirés, le Non_Jazz, Doxa Esta and Cmptrmthmthcs.

    https://soundcloud.com/sara-lhd-554471127

    ‘Immemorial Echoes’ is a co-commission between Radiophrenia and Kunstradio Radiokunst for Ö1, Austria.

  • Gabi Schaffner - LoFiLoop #3::Handmade Generative Music (Glaswegian Mix)
    27 August 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    Loop #3 evolved from recent experiments in micro-looping and its influence on time perception. In 2021, sifting through tons of field recordings for the 22-hour {A Wave Novel} for radioart.zone, I dreamt of giant ‘musical waves’ generated for this mission by some really smart and lucid machine/program/spaceship. It did not happen; instead, I assembled everything by hand. At the  Seanaps Radio Lab in 2022, I took up that thoroughly composted idea of using micro snippets of ‘audio trash’, long-lived-with sonic crumbs, and further semi-redundant sound material of short duration as a pattern-weaving material. And lo behold: It worked out. At least I think so. Recordings, sampling and composition: Gabi Schaffner © 2023 Credits/Sound Sources in order of appearance Mongolian Snip: “Sedna’s Glove“, video, Schaffner 2011. Portable record player: Oliver Augst 2014. Organ: Tobias Lange 2021. Cat: Augustin, 2019; Radio Snippet: Taiwan, 2019, Saurofon: Yrjänä Sauros, Kokkola 2007. Guitar Pick: Peter Apel, 2022. Road radio: Texas 2018. Museum voice: Bangalore 2017. Unknown Ukulele player /+ Musical Saw, Mimosa Pale, 2021. Others: Schaffner Gabi Schaffner works as a trans-disciplinary artist within the realms of radio art, composition and performance. Her artistic practice is determined by the methods of poetic ethnography in connection with Fluxus-like mise-en-scènes, radio-making and sound art   performances. Schaffner has been realising award-winning productions with Deutschlandfunk Kultur, radia.fm, Hessian Cultural Radio and ABC Australia. Since 2012 she maintains “Datscha Radio”, a nomadic transmission project that links the medium of radio to ecological issues. Gabi Schaffner lives in Berlin. Current work: Acrimonia – The ‘Stink Arias’. With Carla Genchi (IT/NL) Websites schaffnerin.net              datscharadio.de

  • Shorts 21
    27 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – Matt Warren – Sermon (Surfing The Waves With Guglielmo) (10:09) 2 – Dan Abrahams – Moving Sounds from the Engineering Lab (1:33) 3 – Talia Augustidis – Sleep Talks (12:50) 4 – Adrienne Murray – A Measure of Air (6:19) 5 – Keeling Curve – Atoms on the Wall (17:09) 6 – Bernd Schumann – Kanon for 4 Loudspeakers (4:02) 7 – Roberto Vodanović Čopor – abandoned submarine shelter (6:33)

    1 – Matt Warren – Sermon (Surfing The Waves With Guglielmo)

    The “Guglielmo” in the subtitle of this work refers to radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi. Composer Gavin Bryars states “Marconi became convinced that sounds once generated never die, they simply become fainter and fainter until we can no longer perceive them. Marconi’s hope was to develop sufficiently sensitive equipment, extraordinarily powerful and selective filters I suppose, to pick and hear these past, faint sounds. Ultimately he hoped to be able to hear Christ delivering the Sermon on the Mount.”  This work is an imagining of the result of his improbable endeavour.

    Matt Warren is a nipaluna/Hobart, Australia-based electronic media artist, musician, curator, educator and writer. His art practice encompasses immersive electronic installation, single channel video and sound works. The works investigate memory, transcendence, liminal spaces and suspension of disbelief. Warren considers his art and installation practice as part of a greater context aligned to psychedelia, digital abstraction and hauntology. His music and sound practice has a basis in both composition and improvisation. He performs and records electro-acoustic and drone works, solo under his own name and collaborates with others under a number of monikers.

    http://www.mattwarrenartist.com
    https://roomofsilencerecords.bandcamp.com/
    https://dustanddata.bandcamp.com/

    2 – Dan Abrahams – Moving Sounds from the Engineering Lab

    I used to work in an Engineering facility, and between the metal workshop, electronics workshop, testing lab and office, a whole host of weird and wonderful sounds were to be heard: thumps, whizzes, beeps, clatters and bangs. One day, I decided to sample as many as I could, and make ‘musique concrete’ with them. The piece starts with an overview of the sounds, before arranging them to become rhythmic and groovy!

    Dan Abrahams is a composer, guitarist and double-bassist, playing in the Scottish jazz, folk and contemporary classical scene. He plays in the groups Dowally, Wayward and The Foo Birds, as well as releasing music in his own name. Next year he will be writing his first orchestral commission, for the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, as part of their Soundbox scheme.

    http://www.danabrahamsmusic.com

    3 – Talia Augustidis – Sleep Talks

    Sleep Talks is a story about dreams and love and ethics. And cockroaches.

    When Talia’s boyfriend Eddie gets drunk, he sleep talks. For years, Talia records him and prods him and asks him questions, trying desperately to climb into his mind and explore. But it’s not that easy.

    Talia Augustidis is an award-winning audio producer and community organiser based in London. She is interested in pieces that blend fact and fiction, as shown in her short form podcast UnReality. Talia’s audio work has featured in the Tribeca festival in New York, the Lucia festival in Florence, and the IFC in Reykjavik. She also organises monthly listening events in London through In The Dark.

    4 – Adrienne Murray – A Measure of Air

    A Measure of Air is the background track to a sound installation Adrienne Murray made for her 3rd Year pre-degree show which used motion sensors to detect presence and trigger sound. The track contains sounds made through tactile contact with everyday objects (a porcelain cup, branch, and small glass container of matches) as well as ambient noise, to draw focus to the sensory experience of the everyday. Adrienne seeks to magnify the importance of feeling connected to our surroundings by encouraging a more sensitive awareness of the daily interactions which echo through our environment.

    Adrienne Murray is a 3rd Year Contemporary Art Practice BA student at Gray’s School of Art.  In the 2nd year of her degree, she was the recipient of the Caram Trust Award (2022). She works with sound, drawing, poetry, and installation to articulate her interests in ecology and spatialised connections to our surroundings. She uses the immersive qualities of sound to encourage feelings of empathy for our environment while also communicating a sense of contemporary disconnect due to growing reliance on digital spaces.

    https://soundcloud.com/percussionunbound
    https://www.instagram.com/adriennemurrayart/

    5 – Keeling Curve – Atoms on the Wall

    ‘Atoms-on-the-Wall’ was recorded live at St-Peters-on-the-Wall chapel in Bradwell-on-Sea and is the culmination of a long-term collaboration with Nastassja Simensky. It is a site specific work based in the Blackwater Estuary which is home to a Special Protection Area, Site of Special Scientific Interest, the Othona pacifist Christian community, the Chapel of St Peter-on-the-Wall (grade 1 listed building dated to 654), and the decommissioned Bradwell A nuclear power station. It is also the location of the planned Bradwell B station. ‘Atoms-on-the-Wall’ combines prerecorded elements with live performance, using field recordings from the local area, a modular synthesizer and violin.

    The Keeling Curve is an electronic music duo comprising composer Will Frampton and violinist Rhiannon Bedford. They write and record ambient and experimental music exploring humankind’s relationship to nature using synthesizers, tape loops, extended violin techniques and found sound. Since formation in early 2020 they have released three E.Ps., been awarded grants from Sound and Music and Arts&Heritage, undertaken a BrittenPears creative retreat in Aldborough, and were shortlisted finalists for the inaugural 2020 RMA Tippett Medal. They have collaborated on the site-specific piece ‘Atoms-on-the-Wall’ with artist Nastassja Simensky.

    https://www.instagram.com/the_keeling_curve/
    https://thekeelingcurve.bandcamp.com/
    https://open.spotify.com/artist/3tsnWC0yElaB6gBMySTqNm?si=fSxoCUBDR5KkWN2uLIcV4g&nd=1

    6 – Bernd Schumann – Kanon for 4 Loudspeakers

    Nihil novum sub sole – A very old, but still powerful contrapunctical form, interpreted electronically on four loudspeakers. Instead of pitches I use larger filtered macroscopic sound objects, that are combined by threefold repetition with themselves. By complementary rhythmization a dense sound flow is created – similar to a sung canon.

    7 – Roberto Vodanović Čopor – abandoned submarine shelter

    This work is part of a study dealing with abandoned places. The field recording for this work was recorded on the island of Vis, Croatia.

    Roberto Vodanović Čopor is a multimedia artist and researcher from Zadar, Croatia. He explores sound, word, image and movement intuitivly. He often combines his experimental music with the sounds of nature, cities and the sounds he creates from everyday objects. He releases his albums independently but also for many independent publishers such as Green Field Recordings, Sono Space, Novaki Music, Camembert Électrique, Warm Milk Recordings, Mahorka, Kalamine

    https://copor.bandcamp.com/
    https://soundcloud.com/robertovodanoviccopor

  • Phaune Radio Evasive Spaces #1: Undergrounds & invisible
    27 August 2023  2:00 pm - 2:30 pm

    description
    The Garden is this evasive space where we can escape all these kinds of things that invade us – a place where our clandestine hopes can be inspired by the powerful fragility of the living to grow. A flyway for some, a place of life for others, in any case, a space of possible crossings, where the relationship between humans and non-humans is understood as it is breathed: with strength or delicacy, in depth or with lightness, with the tip of the nose or with both hands. Episode #1:  Undergrounds & invisible What if we plunged our ears forward into the incredible universe of soils? How do plants and fungi manage to “get along”? How do the floors feel? With Marc-André Sélosse, microbiologist, mycologist and botanist, at the MNHN. PHAUNE RADIO is a little bug as curious and untameable as the strange sounds it airs 24h/7 on the world wild web and on on your mobile phones: soundscapes from the wider world, bald and hairy music, meetings with animals, archives from the future, eartoys…. Phaune Radio, it’s like night and day. More than 10 000 tracks for an handmade airplay : effervescent and tousled during the day, horizontal and experimental from 10:00pm (Paris Timezone). phauneradio.com Floriane Pochon Thinks and writes with sounds. Searches, guesses, produces forms. Sound forms, hybrid forms, living forms but also forms of perception, transmission. Since 2013, has been breathing through and for Phaune Radio, a mobile webradio dedicated to acoustic ecology, radio arts and unheard-of music. A little bug as curious and wild as the strange sounds it airs 24h/7… Since 2014, has also been crossbreeding sonic and literary narratives with the writer Alain Damasio for the sound arts studio “Tarabust”. Since 2016, has also been growing audio ecosystems in Virtual Reality between Montreal and France. Exploration of suspended moments, populated silences, worlds to come or already there, all her works follow the wild thread of the living that vibrates: hybrid compositions, fictions, soundwalks, events and sound installations in unusual places … mushin.fr

  • Kode9 - Astro-Darien
    27 August 2023  2:30 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    Astro-Darien is a sonic fiction about the break-up of Britain narrated by synthetic Scottish voices and framed as an eponymous video game about both the role of the catastrophic Darien Scheme in the late 17th century in the founding of the UK, when Scotland failed to colonise part of present-day Panama, and the contemporary disintegration of the union. In an extrapolation of the race to become the Scotland’s first vertical satellite launch station, independence becomes an exodus to an orbital space habitat, with all the risks and dangers that entails. From a Caledonian heart of darkness to a supernova Scotia? Kode9 (aka Steve Goodman) is a musician, writer and artist. He is founder of the labels Hyperdub and Flatlines (which he set up to release sonic fiction and audio essays), producer of 5 albums, 2 with the late Spaceape (Memories of the Future, 2006 and Black Sun 2012) and 3 solo (Nothing, 2015, Escapology 2022, Astro-Darien 2023), numerous DJ mix compilations, the book Sonic Warfare (MIT Press, 2010). In addition, his sound installations have appeared in the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern (2018) and for the More than Human exhibition (2019) on artificial intelligence at the Barbican in London.

  • Shorts 14
    27 August 2023  3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    1) Ilaria Boffa (8:08) 2) Michael Begg & Kathy Hinde (10:00) 3) Huo Jung (4:01) 4) Lydia Davies  (3:28) 5) Trihn Lo (10:32) 6) Domenico De Simone (7:01) 7) Sillyconductor (7:44) 8) Skrriim (7:34)

    1) Ilaria Boffa – How Mortal the Doubt – Trying, failing and trying again, the eternal process that pulls our choices and decisions. Field recording taken in Vibo Marina (Italy). Violin improvisation and by Ida Di Vita (https://www.quartettoindaco.com/)              https://linktr.ee/ilariaboffaIB

    2) Michael Begg & Kathy Hinde – Elsewhere Garden – Elsewhere Garden is a custom radio mix of an 8 channel audio / kinetic sculpture installation commissioned by The Teapot Trust, premiered at Chelsea Flower Show prior to permanent installation at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow. Through located sound, forensic audio processing, modular and granular synthesis, a journey from under the soil up into the tree canopy unlocks the hidden sound world of a familiar garden, and in doing so invites the imagination to become unlocked in a reflection of the art therapy process that the Teapot Trust works to provide to children and families impacted by chronic illness.

    https://kathyhinde.co.uk/   https://linktr.ee/michaelbegg  https://www.teapot-trust.org

    3) HUO Jung – Bienvenue – this word means « welcome » in French. An embassy is an extension of a country’s territory in a foreign country. An office of a country whose sovereignty is not internationally recognized, is it just a territory oh ghost ? This sound is a combination of bubbles, phone waiting and a speech on National Day by the Ambassador of Taiwan in Taipei representative office in France ( unofficial embassy ).

    HUO Jung, born in Hsinchu, Taiwan, 1997. Currently lives and study in Paris, France. Her work spans sound, installation, film, painting and performance, which is centered on the uncertainties of life. By collecting and reorganizing fragments of images and sounds in daily life, she depicts the poetic experience. https://instagram.com/jung.huo?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

    4) Lydia Davies – Catadupe – Rhythmic, jangly sounds carry the voice as it revels in a flood of both impassioned and insincere musings. The script for Catadupe draws on the wishy-washy etymologies of the idiom “it’s raining cats and dogs”, which is used to describe particularly heavy rain.

    Lydia Davies is an artist and writer based in Glasgow. Working across moving image, voice, sound, and bookmaking, she devises narrative-driven works preoccupied with interpersonal dynamics, bodily experiences, and the sifting and shifting exploits of voice and narration.
    http://www.lydiadavies.co.uk

    5) Trihn Lo – Scherzo – Scherzo is a small piece with an almost childish allure playing with the own and the borrowed; a mix of short quotations and mprovisations tinged with a slight irony stepping up by degrees until a “giocosamente furioso” somewhat melancholic and frenetic. The idea of an in-between, a threshold of mutual encounter/resonance is resolved in abrupt or progressive hybridizing effects. The piece had its world premiere at the 29th Futura Festival in Crest (France) 2021, performed by Nathanaëlle Raboisson on the large Motus acousmonium on Friday 20 August 2021.

    Poet, composer, visual artist and free improviser, Trihn Lo is currently working on interdisciplinary projects mixing instrumental and electronic music. The relationship between sounds and images, capable of producing an asynchronous audiovisual rhythm far from the most immediate synaesthesia, in a minimalist, experimental or more narrative approach, is today one of the main axes of her artistic work. https://soundcloud.com/user-103689113       https://trihnlo.wordpress.com

    6) Domenico De Simone – Hypnos – Hypnos and Thanatos, Sleep and Death. Death mirrors Sleep, because it is the latter that interacts with life; it is life itself, while Death represents its mirror opposite: life is mirrored in Death. Now Hypnos is introduced … Thanatos can wait. Starting from the sounds recorded on the lakeside of the town where I was born, I imagined what the soundscape will be in the future.

    Professor of Electroacoustic Composition at the Music Conservatory of Foggia. Graduated in Composition, Electronic Music, Piano and Jazz. Graduated in Composition at the Accademia Nazionale of Santa Cecilia and in Electronic Music with honors at the Conservatory of Santa Cecilia. He was awarded with the diploma of merit in Film Music by Ennio Morricone and in Composition by Franco Donatoni at the Accademia Chigiana in Siena. His compositions have been performed in more than one hundred concerts in Italy and abroad (China, Latvia, Canada, Chile, Argentina, Romania, Malta, USA, Ireland, UK, Spain, Austria, Brazil, France, etc.) and broadcasted by RADIOTRE.

    7) Sillyconductor- Analytical Swimming – I am floating on one side, one ear submerged, the other relatively dry and pointing to the sky. In my left ear I listen to what’s underneath, underwater, unseen and untouched. My right ear acknowledges the world above. In the midst of it all, there’s me, relatively cold. I am steadily moving downstream, breathing and making involuntary noises. Beneath the surface of the Danube there are mysterious bugs, sizzling crevices, maybe lava, who knows, it’s out of my reach. Above me lies the known world of birds and people and all things visible. And bats, which are something special. I always imagined big ships would generate a lot of low frequencies underwater. I was so wrong. Because now I can finally see it with my right eye and I hear it with my left ear.   Sound piece composed with recordings made during Sonic Futures Residencies in Port Cetate (Romania), a program by SEMI SILENT.  http://semisilent.ro

    Sillyconductor is one of the monickers of Cătălin Matei, a composer and sound artist from Bucharest. 

    8) Skrriim – Magnus – Water occupies the largest percentage of the planet and is home to the largest living species known to man. Unfortunately, its great biodiversity has led to overexploitation by humanity. This piece expresses what aquatic species are experiencing as humanity is increasingly exploiting their natural habitat for selfish and destructive reasons. Also, highlight the importance of preserving our environment by focusing on water and the species that depend on it for their survival. This piece is a combination of acousmatic and electroacoustic music leading into a vast marine universe and telling the story of a gigantic marine animal hunted and killed.

    Skriim, born Otse Mbida Fabrice Alan, is a Cameroonian multidisciplinary artist – electronic music composer, sound artist, and producer Dj – whose work essentially revolves around the research, collection and transformation of organic unorthodox sounds, to create musical novelty in the areas of electronic music and sound art performance. His music is mainly characterized by african rhythms, percussive sounds, ambient drones and electronic synths sounds.
    https://skriimmusic.bandcamp.com/album/shock         https://www.instagram.com/skriimmusic/

  • Kazuya Ishigami - ANITYA 2023-04-28
    27 August 2023  4:00 pm - 4:45 pm

    description
    ANITYA means “impermanence” in Sanskrit.
    Every sound has an impermanent radiance. Sound is like a living thing; it is born and dies.
    This work is composed of sounds generated in various times and spaces.

    KAZUYA ISHIGAMI (b. 1972, Osaka/JAPAN) is a composer, sound designer, sound performer and sound engineer in the field of Electro-acoustic/Acousmatic/Post-Acousmatic/Ambient/Noise, etc.  He began playing with the tape recorder and making cut-up and collage works in early childhood.
    His pieces have been performed at DR (Deutschland Radio/Germany),WDR (Westdeutscher Rundfunk/Germany), SR (Radio Saarbruecken/Germany), HR (Hessischer Rundfunk/Germany), IICMC (2015_USA/TEXAS), among others. He has an independent label, NEUS-318, and has released more than 100 works.

    https://kazuyaishigami.bandcamp.com/
    https://neus318.bandcamp.com/
    https://omodaru.bandcamp.com/
    https://soundcloud.com/kazuya_ishigami

  • STRWÜÜ - shùn shǒu qiān yáng³⁵⁶( 順手牽羊³⁵⁶ )
    27 August 2023  4:45 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    kindly supported by the Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Bangalore and Indian Sonic Research Organisation Playlist: 15.352863, 76.491568 15.375090, 76.445294 13.106019, 77.581197 12.854716, 74.833325 24.581284, 73.682357 12.966661, 77.635312 15.347398, 76.432403 15.353758, 76.472696 12.980843, 77.597575 26.487930, 74.552422 15.352863, 76.491568 15.375090, 76.445294 12.975565, 77.623928 12.854716, 74.833325 12.980843, 77.597575 18.982889, 72.825414 12.964568, 77.574350 12.966661, 77.635312 15.347398, 76.432403 26.456075, 74.628110 27.709527, 85.309853 13.198690, 77.707049 12.854716, 74.833325 13.008483, 77.568015 27.708624, 85.320705 12.430159, 75.059447 The artist duo STRWÜÜ was founded in 2014. They kidnapped a plant, ate for a stop motion animation and performed together with a giant water lily in a pond. They had inaudible sound objects concealed, used each other as marionettes and spent a long time to move a small stick slowly forward. They layered animals into ever-changing patterns, provided old printers with prostheses and made Chinese pigeon whistles circle in a huge hall. They tied strings to shape sounds, let insects rain and constructed noise as unstable as possible. They bridged time to generate space, accompanied industrial buildings while oscillating… strwueue.de

  • Buffer Zone
    27 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Sisters Akousmatika – Border Radio Chapter 3 – Decolonising Wavelengths (2:57)
    2) Nicola Fumo Frattegiani – Contracted chest (4:34)


    1) Sisters Akousmatika – Border Radio Chapter 3 – Decolonising Wavelengths

    Border_Radio is a conceptual inquiry about ownership of the airwaves. Originally commissioned as a video and ‘radio play’ script for Donner forme a l’ether Espace Multimedia Gatner (France). The Border_Radio play is written in three acts: Phonic atolls ~  Spectrum Auction ~ Decolonising Wavelengths. Each act represents an unfolding conceptual space, exploring questions about sovereignty, ownership, transmission law and international treaties, history and potentialities.

    Sisters Akousmatica (lutruwita/Tasmania, AUS)

    Sisters Akousmatica is the collaborative, expanded radio project of Julia Drouhin and Phillipa (Pip) Stafford – exploring the radical possibilities of transmission since 2016. Sisters Akousmatica weave projects in, around, with and for radio. Their work is concerned with collective, feminist radio practices and auditory-spatial exploration.

    radioqueens.art

    2) Nicola Fumo Frattegiani – Contracted chest

    The radio was the invention that contracted the chest to the world. Noise is its foundation.

    “Contracted chest” is constructed entirely from manipulated noise and concrete sounds. The composition is a short narration of some moments of a day seen by an external observer: the listener, the voyeur who sees everything and hears everything. But vision and listening can never be clear, the veil of noise dominates impassive in its movement and presence.

    Nicola Fumo Frattegiani is an electroacoustic and audio-visual composer living in Perugia, Italy. His works have been presented at various national and international festivals. Author and performer, his research deals with electroacoustic music, sound for images, video, art exhibitions and compositions for theatrical performances. He is a Subject Expert in “Electroacoustic” and “Computer Music” at the Conservatory of Music of Perugia. He held the chair of Electroacoustic Music Composition at the Conservatory of Music of Messina. He is currently professor of Sound design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Macerata.
    https://www.nicolafumofrattegiani.com

  • Production 5 - Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow - Ecce, sigh! Siren calls… still, I feel the same.
    27 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:40 pm

    description
    “Who remembers all that? History throws its empty bottles out the window.“

    Sans Soleil, Chris Marker, 1983
    A song is playing, in the background. Hey —

    Schock!

    Still, alive.

    Waste(d) land revisited.

    This is an acousmatic cadavre, reassembling thoughts and samples that are rotting on a hard drive in a box, in the downloads folder of my laptop causing slow pace or being captured in the fields very soon. As if it was a prehistoric cave, creatures pass in and out. The traces of another time lie buried in the undefined terrain, but I will arrange and add yet another layer to this palimpsest of sounds and form a loop of sonic references and anecdotes, like a Stone/r/d henge in a sonic sphere. Roll out a carpet of sub frequencies! You may hear the echoes of the sirens, they speak with a German accent in their voice in dramatic tone… still, I feel the same.

    With voices of Meta D-1, Gertrude Stein, Anna Oppermann, Fiona and the author and a quote by Lawrence English.

    Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow, born in Düsseldorf, studied archaeology, Angewandte Theaterwissenschaft and Klang & Realität. As artist, sound designer and performer, Beeskow works in the independent scene, radio plays, podcasts, installations, experimental films and in the theater in different collaborations and writes about female* composers and sound artists for the grapefruits.online fanzine.

    http://www.antoniaalessiavirginia.com

    ‘Ecce, sigh! Siren calls… still, I feel the same.‘ is a co-commission between Radiophrenia and Kunstradio Radiokunst for Ö1, Austria.

  • nonnon - Dalin’s Dream
    27 August 2023  6:40 pm - 7:00 pm

    description

    As a child, I spent many afternoons and evenings watching television with my grandpa. Pre VCR, he liked to record the audio of a show via cassette recorder placed near the speaker. What I remember most about these is the laughter we made in the background – my grandpa had a thorough variety of laughter styles. These were destroyed, but my obsession to resurrect the past remains. Culled from two cassettes found at Goodwill in 2022, Dalin’s Dream presents two perspectives: someone who needs to be found, someone who wishes he were visible.

    Dave Madden’s (aka nonnon) earliestmemories are Magical Mystery Tour and the guy who claimed to be theLizard King. Dave uses percussion, found objects, turntables and synthesis tocreate sonic environments of foggy memories of warehouses, rituals,subterranean boogeymen, submarines and other heterotopia, melatonin dreams etal. Madden’s current direction moves through Tudor’s rain forests with abackpack stocked with Hugh Davies’ contact mics, lost Stockhausen tape loops, andCrank Sturgeon’s guerilla attitude. Dave isalso forever focused on Nowhere Mountain, a decade-long film series withphotographer Mark Regester. He is also a journalist for The Squid’s Ear.

    https://www.youtube.com/@phenomenonnon

    https://thenonnon.bandcamp.com

    https://instagram.com/nononnon

    http://www.instagram.com/nowhere_mountain

    Nowhere Mountain Vimeo https://vimeo.com/markregester

  • millonaliu - Wave Function Collapse: In Defence of the Ear
    27 August 2023  7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

    description
    A sonic remapping of a lockdown that was relatively synchronized worldly, including our own different locations; Kamza- Tirana-Rotterdam- Belgrade- Berlin -L’Aquila. Questioning and examining power through sound, it articulates the invisible, from the body to the scale of the environment. Each work focuses on what by looking has been collapsed into a state that disables a present possibility, what is and remains unseen but which is entangled with what is visible and which stands inaudible.

    Spoken language and sounds include: albanian, serbian, romani, the tired voice of law, crickets, earthmovers, automated voice machines, wind, hydropower turbine and river.

    Sound pieces:
    *Who Bowed the Head? – Diana Malaj w/ ATA
    *Crossways: Wind, Crickets, Drops – Giulia Francavilla
    *Doorkeepers, Timekeepers – Klodiana Millona w/Yuan Chun Liu
    *Kafe e Dynja / I tell ‘em it’s for my soul – Tijana Cvetkovic w/Vahida Ramujkić (minipogon)
    *Time is chemical weapon, unleashed – Endi Tupja

    The project is initiated, produced and curated by Klodiana Millona & Yuan Chun Liu (milonaliu) in collaboration with lawyer/activist Diana Malaj and Grupi ATA, artists Endi Tupja, Tijana Cvetkovic, Vahida Ramujkić (minipogon) & sound artist Giulia Francavilla.

    millonaliu is a duo of spatial practitioners, based in Rotterdam, working at the intersection of architecture, research and image making, focusing on the politics of invisibility in space and invisibilized spatial practices in dominant narratives of the built environment.

    https://wavefunctioncollapse.net/

  • Mira Matthew - Hyena Women
    27 August 2023  8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

    description
    Four generations of female voices dance in a sound-filled journey between South Africa and Belgium. They speak of desire, they speak of the wild and they speak of the creative force. Through oceans and shifting sands of time-space recorded by many hands, the transmission ripples, waves and weaves, revealing a hint of the universal bathed intimacy, brimming with imagination and vibrating with a sense of place and depth. Born 1991 Mira Matthew grew up in South Africa. At 17 she left for India, following her yoga teacher. She studied yoga, and permaculture there. At 20 she moved to Brussels and studied editing. She edited Juanita Onzanga’s film, The Jungle Knows You Better Than You Do in 2016. She completed a master’s degree in audio-visual art at Luca School of Art with her first short film, Resident Alien. In parallel she continued her somatic experimentation through Alexander Technique and Authentic Movement. In 2022 she completed her first radio piece, Hyena Women. Mira is also a photographer and a mother.

  • 60 second radio 2023 - Selected Works
    27 August 2023  9:00 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    The 60 Second Radio Art contest and broadcast platform presents on Radiophrenia Glasgow, more than 60 one minute radio art shorts produced by artist from around the world during its 9th international radio art competition. Thanks to :

    Morning Solo-Dorota Blaszczak, El mate sin cuerpo-Raúl Minsburg, Proud of You-Émile Fegté, Gone-Katie-Semro, In The Beginning-Noel Molloy, Ashes to Ashes-Noel Molloy, The Early Years-Kevin Winser, The Middle Years-Kevin Winser, Les béquilles-Jeff Nimp, Identitad Sonora-Guillermo Tapia, L’art du dialogue-Osvaldo Cibils, Just a moment-Benoit Bories, Language Gap.1-Mat/Cy Ward/Bianne, Décompte-J.L. Boutary, Tout est inventé et le présent n’existe pas-J.L. Botary, No alt right-Luigi Morleo, Playback-Ferran Destample, Pas dormir-Chloé Hofmann, Me da un minuto para hablar-Alejandro Cornejo Montibeller, Desire-Phoebe McIndoe, La tragédie du trajet-Phil Donnefort, Je Crois Entendre Encore-Skandy Papaz, The Language-Milka Malzahn, DejaVu Area-Chris Bradbury, L’appel-Jacob Filion, Visite en enfer-Claude Deschamps, The Irish for Irish is Gaeilge-Dillon Finbarr, Party Girls-Sarah Schwartz, Keep Digging- Peter Beeston, Fast accelerationism in the velocity-Gustavo Minian, Only Just A Minute-This Watcher, Zippity Doo-|AN| E eL, Sa c dla radio top notch de vrai music-Marc-André Labelle, Luncheon with Mistress Macgregor-Andrew McKee, Purahéi-Arturo Salva, Profession Reporter-Dorota Jaśkiewicz-Łebek, Seed Song-Annabel Boyer, Et tu sais-Elena Truuts, Transmitting live from Mars-Tito Loria, Papa pneuma-Jean Christophe Cros, A Little Bit of Space in the Forest-Kim Buikema, N’être pas implique d’avoir ete-Julie Coutureau, Waves~-Lotte Nijsten, Rose-Manami Nagahari, Ech-Natalie Rubchenko, He was a Traveller-Markus Breuss, Hands in the Mud-William Rasmussen, Tropospheric Night-Tom Miller, Black Venus-Bernard Clarke, Pathogenesis-Jai Howard, Beakbox-Peter Lyczkowski, A Song from Beyond the Planets-Mark Vernon, Hommage à cette mal aimée-Jean-François Roy, Racines le vent-Raphaël Cordray, Mexican Fantasy-Francisco Godinez Galay, Forgotten Loops-Roberto D’Ugo Jr, Voix ton corps-Marie Cheneval, Poetry Soundscapes-Snugness-Christiaan Muller, The Story of Utopia-Toni Dimitrov, La terre sans l’oiseau-Fabrice Alan Otse Mbid, Proposal for non-action-Nienke Terpsma, Ambient techno-Anabelle Adamcewicz.

    Host & Producer : Boris Chassagne
    http://www.60secondradio.com

  • Shorts 35
    27 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1 – Ruptured World – Third Kind Classification Types (4:06) 2 – Daniel Hignell-Tully- 72 Achoo  (18:02) 3 – Pete Stollery – Quiet City (12:13) 4 – Alistair Zaldua & Lauren Redhead – April April April (4:07) 5 – Raquel Stolf – Howls (6:27) 6 – Johannes Christopher Gerard    – The Voices In My Head    (4:26) 7 – Johnny Dixon – The slow squeezing to death of an orange (1:05) 8 – Dixie Treichel – Another Nightlife (6:25) 9 – Benoit Bories – Just a moment (0:59)

    1 – Ruptured World – Third Kind Classification Types

    Third Kind Classification Types is a short radio collage featuring sampled radio noise together with excerpts from short wave and ham radio broadcasts. The work is intended as a study of the strange atmospherics of radio noise and the effect of the weird as an indigenous aspect of radiophonic sound production.

    Ruptured World is the music project of Ali Rennie, a sound artist and composer from Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Rennie has an MSc in Sound Shaping and Audiovisual Practice from the University of Glasgow and is currently studying for a PhD in sonic arts at the University of Aberdeen.       alistairrennie.com             rupturedworld.com

    2 – Daniel Hignell-Tully- 72 Achoo

    An algorithmic work that draws upon videos uploaded to Youtube with fewer than 72 views, 72 Achoo celebrates the voices of those who, for one reason or another, are typically drowned out by the omnipotent, sonorous clamour of the global village. Snippets of these unknown contributors texts are used in conjunction with algorithmically seeded chords and plucks drawn from a modular synthesizer, creating a sonic horizon upon which further live instrumental exploration can occur.

    Daniel Alexander Hignell-Tully is a sound, video and performance artist from the UK.         http://www.distantanimals.com        https://difficultartandmusic.bandcamp.com/

    3 – Pete Stollery – Quiet City

    Quiet City, commissioned by sonADA, is an immersive work, using recordings crowdsourced, via social media, from a number of locations in Aberdeen where the sound had changed since before the restrictions put in place in 2020 to slow the spread of COVID-19. Sounds moves from (un)recognisable soundscapes through to non-real world transformed soundscapes, reflecting a sonically changed city and how we relate to it.

    With grateful thanks to the following, for the use of their sounds: Heitor Alves, Ian Booth, Christine Cameron, Bea Dawkins, Sheila Gordon, Fraser Lovie, Kathleen McBride, Robert McColl Millar, Lorna Philip, Bruce Scharlau, Anne Shipley, Jenny Shirreffs.

    Pete Stollery is a composer and sound artist based in Aberdeen, Scotland where he works for sound, an incubator for new music activity and, until 2022, the University of Aberdeen.  His creative work tackles issues around the relationship between sound and place and how we approach these through listening. As well as music for the concert hall, he has created a number of sound art installations, sound maps and sound walks, many of which involve co-creation with communities.         http://www.petestollery.com

    4 – Alistair Zaldua & Lauren Redhead – April April April

    SouthWestApril is a collection of four experimental sound poems that combine speech, improvisation and live electronics that can be heard as separate pieces or a continuous set. The texts were created using extended Oulipo techniques, while the e-violin interacts with live electronics that sample and process the improvised sound in real time. These pieces were recorded at the SWR Experimentalstudio in Freiburg, Germany, in April 2023; live electronics were performed in the studio by Maurice Oeser.

    5 – Raquel Stolf – Howls

    Howls from/to the radio. A fragment of a collection of dog howls recorded since 2008. Howls are vocalizations that act as an attempt to gather the group, as howls reach long distances, creating an instant communication net (high-pitched and/or obscure messages). Howls are also: a way to warn about intruders; a kind of call/sign to someone who has left home (or to a partner); a vocal indication of frustration and pain. Howls are a sign of boredom and/or loneliness.

    Artist and professor in the Department of Visual Arts and in Post-Graduation Program of Visual Arts, Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina, Brazil. Doctor (2011) and Master (2002) in Visual Arts at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. Recent exhibitions include: 11º Salão Nacional Victor Meirelles (MASC, 2022); The days when owls had fallen from the sky (Verter, The Wrong Biennale, 2022); PAPEL DE PAREDE (Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, 2022); biblioteca: floresta (SESC-SP, Brazil, 2022); Soma Rumor (2o Encontro Latino-americano de Arte Sonora, 2021); Pão e pedra, palavra-miragem (O Sítio, 2019). She has been researching intersections among concepts/experiences of silence, writing/collecting processes, and listening situations in the production of propositions that can be unfolded in installations, actions, interventions, videos, photos, texts, and drawings.         http://raquelstolf.com

    6 – Johannes Christopher Gerard    – The Voices In My Head    

    The sound piece focuses on an unseen but real situation. The theme and sounds are based and relate to the voices and sounds I’ve been hearing in my head almost constantly for many years. Caused by medical and mental issues. It’s a simple attempt of a field trip into my head and to approach sound and noise from another level and place.  Under certain circumstances, the voices in my head are capable of creating a temporary space in which things are they behave, act and interact differently, disobeying the normal rules of everyday life

    Born 1959 in Cologne, German. Currently lives in The Hague, Netherlands. Interdisciplinary and multimedia artist. In January 2022 participation in the Acoustic Interior Project under the sound artist Anne Wellmer in The Hague, Netherlands. Begins to work and experiment seriously with sound through his participation. Since 2022 work has been presented at New Emergences of the Institute of Sonology, Concert Hall Royal Conservatory Royal, The Hague, Netherlands. KAOS 2022, Kranj, Slovenia.“Listing to a Brave New World”, Cinema Museum, Istanbul, Turkey, Centro Negra, AADK SP Blanca, Murcia, Spain. URBANSONIC by Cold Bank, Milan, Italy and CJSW Radio, Calgary, AB, Canada

    7 – Johnny Dixon – The slow squeezing to death of an orange

    8 – Dixie Treichel – Another Nightlife

    Sounds dancing through space and where they might take us. “Another Nightlife” is an experimental soundscape for radio created with live shortwave broadcasts, field recordings, original, and found sounds.

    “Another Nightlife” was originally created for Shortwave Transmissions (2021), Cities and Memory, Oxford, UK in collaboration with The Shortwave Radio Archive that launched 2-13-22 to mark UNESCO World Radio Day. It was included in Shortwave Shindig (2022) held during the SWL Fest’s Zoom Conference, broadcast live worldwide on shortwave via WRMI 7570 khz (Radio Miami International), Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM, Montez Press Radio and on Healing. Listening to a Brave New World 2022, Mediterranean Soundscapes Project.

    Dixie Treichel is a composer, sound artist, sound designer and radio broadcaster. She is a sonic explorer who likes creating with any and all sounds, generating rich sonic textures that invite the listener on a journey into the unknown. Her works have been heard internationally on radio, in art galleries, sound art festivals, new music concerts, theaters and streaming festivals.

    9 – Benoit Bories – 60 second radio: Just a moment

  • Eugene Sonorous - What does it mean to be human?
    27 August 2023  11:00 pm - 11:30 pm

    description
    What does it mean to be human ? incorporates field recordings and improvisational musical elements interspersed with AI interactions. Eugene Sonorous is a Florida USA composer, multi instrumentalist and producer of experimental audio.

  • Reet Maffl – Unofficial Histories
    26 August 2023  11:30 pm - 27 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    Welcome to ‘Reet Maff’l’s Unofficial Histories – Vol 1’, an alternative guided audio-tour of Bergenhus Festning. An historical tour of a site of national interest but not THE historical tour.

    Originally commissioned by Hordaland Kunstsenter, Bergen, Norway, this off kilter audio meander has subsequently been released as a vinyl record.

    https://reetmaffl.bandcamp.com/album/unofficial-histories-vol-1-english-version

  • Erik Belgum - Shakespeare Colorized
    27 August 2023  11:30 pm - 28 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    The Evidence-Based Fiction Network presents – Shakespeare Colorized.  Disinhibited speech coming out 10 syllables at a time. . . when you hit your head hard enough, like in Shakespeare, the words just don’t seem to stop. Thanks to new technology, many “colorized” words enhance the modern listener’s enjoyment of this production of Shakespeare’s The Porn of Caltech.

    Erik Belgum has written and produced radio works for ABC (Australia), BBC (England), CBC (Canada), New American Radio, Bayerischer Rundfunk, and Hessischer Rundfunk. In 2003, WDR-Cologne produced a documentary on his work.  For the last five years, Belgum has run the “Evidence-Based Fiction Network” at http://www.ebfn.org, a repository of horrendous comedy and soundtexts.  By day, he is a speech pathologist listening on an hourly basis to the extremes of speech and language: autism, aphasia, brain injury, methamphetamine-affected children, dehydration, schizophrenia, dementia, and many others.

    https://wavefarm.org/wf/archive/gfnpjr

28 August 2023
  • Finbarr Dillon - ThatWhichCanNotBeCuredMustBeEndured
    28 August 2023  12:00 am - 1:00 am

    description
    In April 2000 I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Alas has no Known Cause nor Cure for this life impacting, disabling disease. Presently, there is what are called DMTs –  “Disease Modifying Therapies” which can alter the course of the  disease by slowing down the rate of progression of the disease. But still no cure. The  disease is still omnipresent in peoples lives, with out a cure the disease just drones on and on and on ad infinitum, with little or no relief.To capture the droning nature of MS, ‘ThatWhichCanNotBeCuredMustBeEndured’ is a one hour one minute and 35 seconds drone.

  • Shaun Robert - sinasess cymatics
    28 August 2023  1:00 am - 2:00 am

    description
    A selection of works:  
    001 frequentative 
    002 Le orem 
    003 Nāda 
    004 Stealth 
    005 kookookoo 
    006 tribulus 
    007 sterquilinus 
    008 Black Crowl

    http://shaunrobert.bandcamp.com/

  • Jed Miner - Potophysikal Nelvauticus
    28 August 2023  2:00 am - 4:15 am

    description
    Recorded live on Eurorack modular synthesizer, Jan. 2023 in Brooklyn NY. Material is from several sessions that were edited together – recorded from the internal synthesizer case speakers. All sounds are generated by feedback generated withing the make noise/Soundhack Mimeophon delay module controlled by a make noise Rene and Rossum MOE and Control Forge. A four module based system for improvisational noise and self playing “Krell” patches. I interact with the instrument using gestures to create voltages on touch plates arranged in a grid to interact with digital quantizers and random function generators. The result is a feedbackscape of sound embodied within the acoustics of my home often playing for extended 24 hour plus freeform sessions tuning the feedback endlessly like a drifting radio dial. Jed Miner is an Artist working in mixed media and sound. Born in Manhattan, NY in 1975, he has developed a sound art practice based in the exploration of recorded media and synthesized sound. A Duchampian sense of the sound object creates new languages based on modern consumer cultures. I’ve been observing media to the point where my consciousness feels of a lower resolution perceptually. Glitches in everyday life become artifacts. modernism.bandcamp.com

  • The Conduction Series - Audio Weeds aka Glitch
    28 August 2023  4:15 am - 5:15 am

    description
    ANDY DILALLO conductor (Boulder, CO)•ANNA FRIZ (Wave Farm, NY)•AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•JASON SANFORD (Boulder, CO)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Wave Farm, NY)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • The Conduction Series - First Dates
    28 August 2023  5:15 am - 6:15 am

    description
    AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Manja Ristić - arhiva nestajanja, arhiva u nastajanju - 02 ZEZ Festival 2023 Mixtape
    28 August 2023  6:15 am - 7:00 am

    description
    The mix includes excerpts from the releases:
     
    water memory – mnemosonic topographies of the Adriatic
    Kuda plovi ovaj brod? Where is this ship sailing?
    Awakenings [LINE_138] http://www.lineimprint.com/editions/sound/line_138/
    and more…
     
    Manja Ristić is a violinist, sound artist, poet, curator and researcher active in the fields of electroacoustic and classical music, instrumental improvisation and experimental sound art. Her work blends intuitive composition and field recording practices while focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to acousmatic forms, radio art, and acoustic ecology. Manja Ristić currently works and lives on the island of Korčula, Croatia.

    http://manjaristic.blogspot.com
    https://manjaristic.bandcamp.com

  • Paul Mallatratt - Walks
    28 August 2023  7:00 am - 8:00 am

    description
    As well as sitting still and listening to the world exist around me, I sometimes like to walk about, especially when a route might take me through differing soundscapes, like woodlands and towns, parks and busy traffic. I like the contrast between the tranquillity of a quiet, calming space and the urgency and chaos of the modern world. This field recording soundwalk mixes all these together and features walks through towns, cities, parks, supermarkets, woodlands and beaches in England, Scotland and Germany. Take a seat, relax, and open your ears.

    I have been making music in one form or another since the mid-1970s, but only started experimenting and creating electronic music at the turn of the millennium. As well as a producer, mixing engineer and field recordist I also play bass for UK blues maestro Danny Bryant and record and tour throughout the year. I release ambient electronic and field recording compositions under my own name.

    https://paulmallatratt.bandcamp.com
    https://www.facebook.com/paul.mallatratt.9
    https://www.instagram.com/paulmallatratt/

  • Shorts 8
    28 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1) Bleepeater – Paroxysmal (2:23)  2) Adriana Knouf Selestra – Selestra_Dispatches from Radiotopia- Hamburg Rehearsal – 02 13560- Noisy RFID Devices Made Noisier (6:58 ) 3) Ryeshta –  Unit 0 (13:13 ) 4) Rosa Farber – Constant Pumping  (3:37) 5) Hakeem Adam – Here us out  (18:40)  6) Canaan Balsam –  This machine will grant any wish you desire except for your wish to see the machine destroyed (5:55) 7) Hannes Egger – Kitchen Performance or the Order of Things (6:17)

    1) Bleepeater – Paroxysmal

    This work finds an almost orchestrated brassy nature yet also appearing non structured
    With abrupt metallic jangles which I think maybe fitting for the show considering its expressionate flavour.

    Bleepeater lurks in the sonic underbelly of experimental audio using his super powers in sound design to craft all sorts of harmonic wizardry from bizarre to the most beautiful of creations the depths of which are limited only by the listeners imagination. 
    Twitter: @bleepeater            bleepeater.bandcamp.com
     
    2) Selestra – Dispatches from Radiotopia- Hamburg Rehearsal:02 13560- Noisy RFID Devices Made Noisier

    Recorded during the first rehearsal of RADIOTOPIA, these tracks guide shortwave frequencies into a portable modular system for signal transmutation. Understanding or decoding is not the point, but rather these signals act like any other voltage in the system: one to be manipulated, one that can travel through the wires to modulate another parameter. Paired with algorithmic generation of melodies, the tracks manifest a merging of generated and captured voltages from around the world. More information can be found here: https://selestra.bandcamp.com/album/dispatches-from-radiotopia-hamburg-rehearsal

    Selestra is a moniker of Adriana Knouf, PhD (NL/US), who works as an artist, writer, and xenologist, focusing on topics such as wet media, space art, and queer and trans futurities. 
    https://tranxxenolab.net/

    3) Ryeshta – Unit 0

    The work was created when working with a compact cassette tape recorder and a delay effect. This made it possible to turn a standard recording of an English language course into a strange soundscape with a lot of noise, layering and delays. The analog sound of this work, in my opinion, is well suited for radio broadcasting.

    Ryeshta is a project from Ekaterinburg, Russia led by Victor Sapronov, the sound enthusiast, who uses in his work various noises, sounds of analog synthesizers, sounds of Russian folk instruments and field recordings. I managed to collaborate with experimental music magazine, underground labels, as well as with poets and musicians from Russia, Spain and Iran. And I have published musical works on internet platforms, vinyl and compact cassettes. 

    4) Rosa Farber – Constant Pumping  

    Written and edited by Rosa Farber/Voice by Anna Swenson/Archival audio includes voice of Toos Jeuken and voice of Andy Web/Drums by unknown/Technical assistance by Tom Chadwick

    ‘Constant pumping’ is the function whereby a tractor monitors and adjusts the machine it is pulling through the ground behind it. Before constant pumping was invented a draft animal (such as ox or horse) would drag a cultivator (such as plough or harrow) through the ground behind it with gravity as its only mechanism, therefore any large rocks or debris it met in the soil would affect the course of the machine and there would always be the risk of the machine getting stuck or broken. Constant pumping uses hydraulic feedback loops to control the draft, adjusting it as it goes, maintaining depth and pressure. Constant pumping, or draft control, engages with the resistance in the soil and instantly “corrects” the machine, so that if a heavy obstacle stands in its way (such as a boulder) it will lift the machine up, riding over the obstacle momentarily before resuming position. Equally if there is a hard piece of clay and the machine wants to change course because of the clay, constant pumping will keep it consistent in the soil, slicing through the clay.

    Rosa Farber is an artist and market gardener based in Mid Sussex, UK.

    5) Hakeem Adam – Here us out  

    What drives you as an artist? Is it the beautiful? The mysterious? Hakeem Adam’s work Here Us Out is driven by this question and looks for the meaning of expression. Although Adam feels betrayed by expression, as it can desert you in times of need, he is also constantly energized by the search for it.

    Here us out is a meditative exercise on reconciliatory thought. The audience is invited to listen in on a conversation attempting to form an opinion on the power and purpose contained in creative expression. It emerges from sound and video recordings of artists from Africa and its diaspora discussing aspects of their creative expression in their own voices. The installation constructs and holds space for the intentions, beliefs, vulnerabilities, habits, memories and emotions that drive and propel expression to be heard. The sounds establish a framework for exploring a central theme on creative drive. Here Us Out was developed for STRP 2023 as the awardee of the Creative Technology (ACT) 2023.

    Hakeem Adam is a Ghanaian digital artist and freelance arts and culture writer exploring the power of narrative. Hakeem has exhibited internationally at the CHALE WOTE Street Art Festival in Accra, Ghana (2018); Many Studios in Glasgow, Scotland (2018); Okay Space in New York, USA (2018); SPACE10 in Copenhagen, Denmark (2019); Abandon Normal Device (2021); York Mediale (2021) and IDFA (2021, 2022). He has participated in the British Council’s ColabNowNow Residency, Maputo (2018) and the Cryptic International Artist Residency, Scotland (2019). He has completed a master’s in Digital Media from the University of the Arts, Bremen. He is also a recipient of the 2023 ACT Award (Award for Creative Technology), STRP Festival 2023. (Eindhoven, Holland)         https://hakeemadam.info/here-us-out

    6 – Canaan Balsam –  This machine will grant any wish you desire except for your wish to see the machine destroyed

    The sadness of judging oneself against the endless blank verse of history. Credits: Narration by Daniel Mutch

    Canaan Balsam is an electronic composer and musician based in Edinburgh. They use field recordings, found sounds, hardware and a range of software to create immersive soundscapes. Their work explores the dead space between ambient and new age music; the liminal zone between the harshness of industrial and the beatific serenity of devotional music. 
    http://www.instagram.com/canaan_balsam/     
    https://wheretonow.bandcamp.com/album/eternity-lies-within-or-nowhere

    7) Hannes Egger – Kitchen Performance or the Order of Things

    During lockdown 2020 between pots and pans, kitchen stove and work-desk, Hannes Egger has got up an audio performance that everyone can interpret from their homes. The six-minute slot first published on his website and then broadcasted on the radio for the Transart Festival is easy to perform following the spoken instructions. The invitation is to enjoy, in full awareness, a physical experience within the walls of the home, questioning how far our general habits, perceived life-view and criteria of order may be altered, and how much they will have to be tailored to new circumstances.

    Hannes Egger studied philosophy at Vienna University. His approach to art is basically conceptual, seeking audience involvement and interaction. 
    http://www.hannesegger.com

  • Radical Murmur - Episode 1 - The Sonic City
    28 August 2023  9:00 am - 10:15 am

    description
    RADICAL MURMUR – A Sonic Exploration in Three Parts
     
    We live in a media era that is dominated by image and language, yet sound often seems less important. In Radical Murmur TRASHLINIE dives into the possibilities of the sonic dimension. In this triptych we meet thinkers, sound artists and composers who, in very different ways, take sound as their starting point. With them we try to learn to listen with new ears. How can “sonic sensibility”, to echo a term used by one of the interviewees, raise our awareness of the complexity and polyphony of society? What can sound tell us about our position in the world and our relationship with our fellow human beings or with nature? How does change, or loss, sound? Radical Murmur consists of three episodes: The Sonic City, Resonances of Loss and Reflections amidst the Noise. With the collaboration of Justin Bennett, Evelien van den Broek, Peter Cusack, Mint Park, Davide Tidoni and Salomé Voegelin.


    Radical Murmur – Episode 1 – The Sonic City

    In this episode, we listen to the bustling hum of human activity, the reverberation of sounds between buildings and the familiar ring of the tram bell. What city sounds do we become attached to and why? How does sound help us navigate traffic, society and history? We climb a former Nazi bunker with sonic philosopher Salomé Voegelin, hear the squeaks and creaks of Berlin’s S-Bahn with artist and sound connoisseur Peter Cusack, and reflect on sonic utopias and ways to ‘read’ city sound with sound artist Justin Bennett in a shopping arcade in The Hague.



    BIO 
     
    TRASHLINIE is the heading under which we, a sound artist/radio maker (Sjoerd Leijten) and an architectural historian/publicist (Roel Griffioen), have been making podcasts and audio projects since 2019. With TRASHLINIE we are interested in evoking a sense of space through sound. Interviews are typically conducted on location; this means that street noise and spontaneous encounters are included in the montage. The soundscape of any street can reveal a lot about the acoustic dimensions and atmosphere of a place, and even abstract and gradually unfolding processes like gentrification, segregation or ecological degradation can be audible, or at least have an effect on the sound profile of a place.  
     
    http://www.trashlinie.org

     


     

  • Manja Ristić - Kuda plovi ovaj brod? Where is this ship sailing?
    28 August 2023  10:15 am - 11:00 am

    description

    Kudaplovi ovaj brod? Where is this ship sailing? is a sound work built from hydrophone recordings of underwater sound pollution. The recordings were taken over the span of 2 years in the historical town of Korčula and its immediate surroundings.

    This 40–minute long radio adaptation / sound installation is an unsettling journey revealing the dystopian realm of Adriatic noise contamination, due to increased water traffic and the insatiable urge for the expansion of industry and tourism. The work consciously exposes a disturbing marine reality in which an inexhaustible amount of mechanical sources are literally grinding the underwater soundscape.


    Manja Ristić

    Manja Ristić, born in Belgrade in 1979, is a violinist, sound artist, published poet, curator, and researcher. She graduated from the Belgrade Academy of Music (2001), then awarded at the Royal College of Music, London, with PGDip Solo/Ensemble Recitalist (2004). As a classical solo and chamber musician, as well as a composer and an improv musician She has performed all across Europe and in the US, involving collaborations with established conductors, performers, multimedia artists, poets, and theatre/film directors.



    Ristić’s sound-related research besides contemporary performance in the field of instrumental electro–acoustics, is focused on interdisciplinary approaches to sound and field recording as well as experimental radio arts.



    Ristić has created commissions for Kunstradio – Radiokunst, Radio Cona, Semi-Silent, Radiophrenia, Radio Art Zone, Radia.FM, Framework Radio, and all national broadcasting agencies across SE Europe. She co-curated sonoAdriatic Tales at Ars Electronica 2020 and in the last 20 years curated and developed a distinctive number of cultural events, international projects, cultural conferences, and educational platforms in the fields of inter-media, experimental sound-related arts, scene, and multimedia arts.



    In the last decade, Ristić has published sound art independently as well as for labels and publishing bodies: mappa, Verdure Engraved, Cona Zavod, Naviar Records, Flag Day Recordings, Framework, Inexhaustible Editions, Elan Vital Recordings, SIRR-ECORDS, Sonospace, Cities & Memories, Auropolis, UIII / AIIR, 20 Seconds Art Magazine, AMPLIFY 2020, sonic matter, and more.


    
Works and lives on the island of Korčula, Croatia.

    http://manjaristic.blogspot.com

    https://manjaristic.bandcamp.com



     

  • Melissa McCarthy - All That Flow: Episode 1
    28 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:15 am

    description
    Traffic is moving freely along the M8, clotting up after the A720. There’s a capsized vehicle in a ditch following an incident with two contradictory bicycles. We’re hearing reports of a collision, some photographers, and prosthetics near the overpass. The cars hiss by my window; the highway’s jammed. We have the fast track on movement, circulation, and vectors. Tune in for the latest travel updates and motor news, for all that flow.

    Melissa McCarthy’s next book, Photo, Phyto, Proto, Nitro, is published by Sagging Meniscus in November 2023. Sharks, Death, Surfers: An Illustrated Companion, from Sternberg Press, came out in 2019. She lives in Edinburgh and writes about art, literature, and sharks.
    http://sharksillustrated.org

  • Phaune Radio - CoMute #1 - Tubes
    28 August 2023  11:15 am - 11:30 am

    description
    “The first period of getting mixed up, getting lost is beautiful.. “
    ― Alan Watts

    September 2022, London Tube, UK

    Since the path matters more than the destination, we could let our ears and sensations drift for a journey through the bowels of the city. Follow underground and luminous lines, let ourself be carried away without intention but with attention. Travelling or clandestine sounds, real or dreamed rhythms, we let you take your place on board and we offer you the journey to somewhere else.

    For its tenth season of podcasts, Phaune Radio transports you to the joy of a mutating reality where space-time could well expand. Rarely one-way voice, sense of disorientation and just passing frequencies… Don’t miss the connections!

    [Huge thanks to Mark Watts and the Alan Watts Organization for their support!]

    https://soundcloud.com/phaune-radio/comute-1 (English Speaking)
    Transcript / translation: https://phauneradio.com/media/transcript/Comute_transcript-translation_episode_1.pdf

  • Buffer Zone
    28 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    1) torschlusspanik – the sight of me repulses me (4:40)
    2) Adriana Minu and Tim Murray-Browne – Driving around Bucharest in the Lupo on 17 November 2018 (6:52)
    3) Johnny Dixon – PenintaMES – 1 (3:14)

     
    1) torschlusspanik – the sight of me repulses me 

    Originated in 2013, Torschlusspanik is a middle-aged Tennessee gal’s outlet for mostly unpleasant and nonrealistic music that has been summarized as “maximalist electro-acoustic” in the past. A wide scramble of sounds are crudely forced into sound collage and (vague) song format intended for weaponizing emotional overstimulation and mulling over lost opportunity as time is near expired.

    https://torschlusspanik.bandcamp.com/music
     
    2) Adriana Minu and Tim Murray-Browne – Driving around Bucharest in the Lupo on 17 November 2018

    Driving around Bucharest in the Lupo on 17 November 2018

    The Lupo was a special car. One day driving around Bucharest we discovered that if we set the radio to AM static, we could listen to all her electrical activities. The Lupo has now given up the ghost, but our car in Glasgow holds our final analog radio. This broadcast is in memory of the Lupo, that she may sing again in the cars of Glasgow.

    Adriana Minu and Tim Murray-Browne are Glasgow-based artists exploring embodiment, intense vocal performance, agency in human-machine relationships and AI mysticism. They make music together as Sun Infuzhiun.
     
    3) Johnny Dixon – PenintaMES – 1 

    The new ‘PenintaMES’ form takes 50 lines of Mark E Smith’s lyrics from his songs with The Fall group.

    Although clearly derived from the Cento form, invented to give new and abstract life to Homer’s verse, the PenintaMES is a new poetic form specifically and specially invented for Radiophrenia 2023 to play a little with Mark E Smith’s words.

    Lines were selected using the FallFriday hashtag on the now defunct Twitter app. Any single quoted line or, if more than one line was quoted then the first or middle line, was used. If no lines were quoted in the tweet a quick glance at the whole song lyrics was enough to take a single line.

    A debt of gratitude is owed to The Annotated Fall website for compiling the complete lyrics, and to everyone who has ever tweeted using the FallFriday hashtag. And of course to MES for the endless diversions his work provides.

  • Production 8 - Astrid Björklund - An Oneirophonic Account of a Venture to the Second Moon
    28 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

    description
    In 2019, a new natural satellite was discovered orbiting our moon. Things have not been the same since.

    One day you are here. And then suddenly you’re not here. You’re not anywhere. In “An Oneirophonic Account of a Venture to the Second Moon” a disembodied voice recollects its memories of a failed expedition to the satellite orbiting Earth’s moon: the second moon. This piece – part science fiction radio drama, part fragmented soundscape – weaves a sonic tapestry that attempts to explain what it’s like to be consumed by the unknown – something that words alone can’t describe – creating a narrative set outside time and reality.

    Written, recorded and edited by Astrid Björklund.

    Several voices in this work have been synthesised using ElevenLabs.

    All things in this piece are fictional, except for the things that are not.

    Astrid Björklund is a Swedish visual artist and amateur sound weaver. Her work draws on the theories of the “Chthonic” (of relating to, or in, the underground), fiction, mythmaking, and thoughts surrounding the uncertainty, awe and ambiguity of life, with a pinch of existential dread. Noise, music and ambience for this work have been created using various synthesised, found, created and recorded sounds.

    https://astridbjorklund.com

  • Leonie Roessler & Mark Vernon - Light Cloud and a Moderate Disease
    28 August 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    A meditation on memory and clarity – attachments to objects, people and places, losing and finding things, letting go of things, the blurring of edges and the obfuscation of meaning.
     
    Produced during a micro residency at Studio LOOS, Den Haag in September 2022.

    A studio LOOS production by Leonie Roessler & Mark Vernon.


    Leonie Roessler – Composer, performer and radio maker raised in Germany and the US, now based in The Hague, Netherlands.  Leonie captures her environment with field recordings, which she uses for radio pieces, sound installations, and instrumental compositions. She runs the radio branch of Studio LOOS in The Hague, has a monthly show called Tales in Sound on CAMP radio, and co-manages Iranian record label Noise à Noise. Her works have been released through Musica Dispersa (Spain/UK), and Noise á Noise (Iran), Biodiversitàs, Syrphe  and have been physically archived in the British Library.
     
    http://www.leonieroessler.com
    Facebook: Leonie Roessler
    Instagram: ljroessler


    Mark Vernon is a Glasgow based sound artist and radio producer who works with found tapes and acousmatic presence. His audio agglomerations explore themes of magnetic memory, audio archaeology, voyeurism and nostalgia. A rich collection of domestic tape recordings; audio letters, answer-phone messages and other lost voices often insinuate themselves into his unorthodox soundworlds. He co-runs and curates Glasgow art radio station, Radiophrenia.

    http://meagreresource.com

  • Shorts 22
    28 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – Riccardo Tesorini – Agoraphobie de l’infini    (5:00)
    2 – Caitlin Merrett King – The Real Me (22:53)
    3 – Andreja Andric – Enviroscapes (15:00)
    4 – Ela Orleans – Jeudi (4:52)
    5 – Dream Diary – OST #1: A3 (1:00)
    6 – Sisters Akousmatika – Border_Radio Chapter 2: Spectrum Auction (3:37)
    7 – Fernando Curiel – La puerta de Ariel (6:26)
           
    1 – Riccardo Tesorini – Agoraphobie de l’infini    

    Suddenly, in a quiet moment: dust, lacerations and sudden changes on other dimensions, transmitted by the voice that becomes a figure. Until it fades out, exploding into a thousand frayed fragments. A dramaturgy of the end, abrupt and strident, which between its edges finds subtle and curved landscapes in the total loss of the spirit.

    Voice I: Riccardo Toccacielo
    Voice II: Matilde Fratteggiani Bianchi

    Riccardo Tesorini lives and works in Bologna, Italy. He is graduated at the ‘F. Morlacchi’ Conservatory in Perugia in “Electronic Music and New Technologies”. He is currently completing his studies at Conservatory “G.B Martini in Bologna” in Sound Design. His work encompasses different activities, ranging from soundtracks and sound design as well as the realization of sound installations and sound art. Stylistically, his work is marked by an introspective vision coupled with a tireless inspiration towards nature, which is seen as an essential condition for harmony.

    https://www.instagram.com/riccardotesorini/
    https://www.facebook.com/riccardo.teso.5
    https://soundcloud.com/user-837267292-169907924
    https://www.audiovisionielettriche.it/rather-than-fall/

    2 – Caitlin Merrett King – The Real Me

    The Real Me is an abridged and collaged adaptation of the novella Always Open, Always Closed by Caitlin Merrett King (published Summer 2023), a homage to Lynne Tillman’s ‘Madame Realism’ that follows Ms Real, an art critic in her early 30s living in Glasgow. Teasing the aesthetics of audio books and radio plays, aural accessibility and contemporary intellectual and social capital are poked at in equal measure during a whirlwind of intimate and awkward encounters falling from the catwalk to the lecture theatre to the kitchen table to the exhibition opening ad infinitum over the course of one sweaty evening.

    Caitlin Merrett King is a writer and programmer based in Glasgow. She has published writing with Sticky Fingers, MAP Magazine, Nothing Personal and Pilot Press. She graduated from MLitt Art Writing at Glasgow School of Art in 2022 and was awarded The Yellow Paper Prize for New Writing; The Yellow Paper will publish her pamphlet of new writing, ‘The Ludacrously Capacious Bag’ in late 2023. Her debut novella ‘Always Open, Always Closed’ will be published by JOAN in summer 2023.

    https://caitlinmerrettking.cargo.site/
    https://www.instagram.com/caitlinmerrettking/

    3 – Andreja Andric – Enviroscapes        

    Enviroscapes is a cycle of three soundscapes with environmental themes. The movements of the cycle are:
    1. Trashscape
    2. Rustle
    3. Wind-Rain Circles

    The first movement, Trashscape, is a brief electroacoustic soundscape based on sounds of trash: dumping trash in bins, sounds of trash
    compactors, crumpling of trash bags and the like. The second movement is dedicated to Pseudochazara cingovskii, a species of butterfly, found only in the North Macedonian village of Pletva. The third movement, Wind-Rain Circles, is based on sounds of natural elements of rain and wind.

    Andreja Andric (born 1973) is a Serbian composer and programmer, living in Aarhus in Denmark. He explores the intersections of
    mathematical processes, intuition and chance and uses computer programming as key means of artistic expression. With a primary
    interest in composition and performance for his networked laptop/smartphone ensemble, he is also active as composer of vocal and
    instrumental music. His work has been performed on festivals such as ICMC (International Computer Music Conference) 2022, Limerick,
    Ireland, ISCM World Music Days 2019 in Tallinn, Estonia, and many others. Holds a PhD in Music Informatics from the State University of
    Milan, Italy.

    http://andrejaandric.com/
    https://www.youtube.com/@AndrejaAndric
    https://soundcloud.com/andrejaa

    4 – Ela Orleans – Jeudi

    Jeudi (Thursday in French) – made for the film by French artist Michel Zumpf  on the basis of The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare is a 1908 novel by G. K. Chesterton. The book has been described as a metaphysical thriller.The film is a two hour hauntological  tour de force between Paris and London, full of photographs, cinematic impressions, portraits of actors both amateur and professional who read or recite fragments of Chesterton’s thriller or other related pieces of literature. A true masterpiece you might not be lucky enough to see as the artist nurses his mystery and obscurity.

    5 – Dream Diary – OST #1: A3

    https://freemusick.bandcamp.com/album/ost-1

    Border_Radio is a conceptual inquiry about ownership of the airwaves. Originally commissioned as a video and ‘radio play’ script for Donner forme a l’ether Espace Multimedia Gatner (France). The Border_Radio play is written in three acts: Phonic atolls ~  Spectrum Auction ~ Decolonising Wavelengths. Each act represents an unfolding conceptual space, exploring questions about sovereignty, ownership, transmission law and international treaties, history and potentialities.

    6 – Sisters Akousmatica (lutruwita/Tasmania, AUS)

    Sisters Akousmatica is the collaborative, expanded radio project of Julia Drouhin and Phillipa (Pip) Stafford – exploring the radical possibilities of transmission since 2016. Sisters Akousmatica weave projects in, around, with and for radio. Their work is concerned with collective, feminist radio practices and auditory-spatial exploration.

    radioqueens.art

    7 – Fernando Curiel – La puerta de Ariel

    La puerta de Ariel is an octophonic electroacoustic work. It seeks to introduce itself to certain auditory scenes that are eventually presented to us. Here there is a sound territory where broad timbre layers are developed within a fine line between everyday and distant sounds, that is to say, acoustic spaces are developed with simple and distant materials as well. The original sound materials that were used were obtained from the main door of Ariel Gato’s recording studio.

    Fernando Curiel, Argentine composer, pianist, improviser, pedagogue. He graduated from the “Julián Aguirre Superior Conservatory of Music”, Province of Buenos Aires. Senior Professor with a specialty in Composition and Music Composer with a specialty in Symphonic and Chamber Music, Master in Music Education. His creative search focuses on the articulation between “Instrumental and Electroacoustic” music, with a biological conception of the artistic work from those ancient and sensitive materials, immersing himself in musical theater, improvisation and new technologies. Executive Member of the “MUSLAB” headquarters Argentina.

    fernandocuriel.net

    https://www.facebook.com/fernando.curiel.9210

    https://www.instagram.com/fernandocurielcompositor/?hl=es-la

  • Pablo Sanz - Fuerteventura
    28 August 2023  2:00 pm - 2:20 pm

    description
    FUERTEVENTURA (20:42)

    Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands. It is known for its powerful winds and plentiful beaches. This composition focuses on wind and water, listening to their movements and influence throughout the island’s coastal and arid expansive landscapes and human-made infrastructures. The piece strolls through boreholes, windmills, the nuances of the ocean’s ebb and flow along with rocks, pebbles and sand, and the activities of animal species at dusk in a dry reservoir.
     
    CANARIAS SOUNDWALK explores the sonic ecologies of the Canary Islands archipelago, presenting seven compositions for headphone listening created with environmental sound materials from each of the seven main islands: El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote.

    The project investigates the vitality of more-than-human entities and realities, aiming to promote less anthropocentric ways of being and thinking. Through different listening strategies and audio technologies, the work concentrates on what usually remains hidden or unnoticed, on the limits and thresholds of perception and attention. The project focuses on the voices and audible presence of animal and plant species, air, soil, water, weather, and landscape formations. Furthermore, it acknowledges the affective power of sounds themselves. This project embraces listening as a creative act, a form of attention, and a tool to investigate the world. It attempts to cultivate intimate sensory encounters favouring affectivity over signification and representation.

    The project was originally commissioned by the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in the US as a permanent public invisible artwork available at multiple locations in Washington, DC. Additional support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI), the Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) and the Visby International Centre for Composers (VICC). Fieldwork and production assistance: Palma E. Christian Martínez. Special thanks to Garajonay National Park, Teide National Park, and Timanfaya National Park.
     
    http://pablosanz.info
    https://pablosanz.bandcamp.com
    https://soundcloud.com/pablosanz
    https://www.instagram.com/pabloooosanz/
    https://www.facebook.com/pablooosanz

  • Miradasvacas - CRACK FM
    28 August 2023  2:20 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    CRACK FM consists on a recording made during a car trip from Collado Villalba to Madrid in which the driver alternates between frequencies on the fm/am radio while incorporating internal and external sounds. Once arrived to Madrid the recording was directly reproduced and manipulated live using only a reel to reel. The resulting piece is considered to have acquired a certain cinematographic feel in which reality and fiction strangely coexist. Miradasvacas is a duo formed between Pablo Mirón and Juan Vacas, in which they explore the boundaries between pre-recorded – field recordings or found materials – and original live sound through a series of manipulations with different media such as radios, reel to reels’, turntables or cassette players along with more traditional instrumentation. They both belong to the experimental music collective from Madrid, Real No Real.

  • Garance Buxtorf - Bridging silences / Recoller les silences live in the studio
    28 August 2023  3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

    description
    A multilayered sound installation which incorporates a spoken-word performance and an audio tape recorder to interact with the live performance. I will edit all my poems on my computer. In an order I know while performing. I will transfer this audio edit from my computer to the audio tape recorder. I will create a unique piece of sound by pressing the buttons that forward and reverse the audio tape, to control the story being told, adding, pausing, changing the poems in real time, interacting with it with my voice and a microphone.

    Garance Buxtorf is a 23-year-old French artist, she is studying for a Master’s degree in Speculative Narration at the Graphic Research School in Brussels, Belgium, but lives in Bologna, Italy for Erasmus program. She is part of the artist collective and Radio« P-Node ». She grew up between France, the United Kingdom and Morocco. She is interested in various ways of writing the world through sound: sound performances, spoken-word, poetry, radio, songs and sound experimentation. Her practice, between documentary and fiction, is oriented around the themes of friendship, love, nightlife, and intimacy.

    https://soundcloud.com/garance-buxtorf

  • Valerio Tricoli - Angolazioni Inusuali Della Tua Camera Da Letto
    28 August 2023  3:30 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    A concrete music by Valerio Tricoli. Recorded at my house in Munich, in the afternoon of July 14, 2020 Edited and composed in the morning of July 15, 2020 The piece was assembled out of three improvisations with the Revox tape recorder, inputing field-recordings, found sounds, contact microphones, feedback and a digital FM synthesizer. It starts so abruptly because I only remembered to push the record button halfway through the first take. This music hasn’t been mastered. Please adjust your volume accordingly – louder then usual, I guess –   Originally recorded for Amplify 2020 festival.

  • Kunstradio 1 - "Anders-stimmen" by Antye Greie aka poemproducer
    28 August 2023  4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    Antye Greie aka AGF poemproducer is a sound artist, composer, poet, curator and active member of the female-pressure network. She has collaborated with Vladislav Delay, Gudrun Gut, Eliane Radigue, Rupert Huber, Craig Armstrong and many more. Her work deals with the relation between sound, speech, voice and communication, and in her new audio work for Kunstradio, she puts an emphasis on processes of hearing and listening.

    “Acoustic perception. Hypersound, oscillations, ears, events, Listening in the static, making audible what is underneath the surface. Listening, process of hearing, outer ear, inner ear, middle ear, cochlea, eardrum, threshold of acoustic pain, deafness, numbness, numbness of the soul. Frequency range and stories. What does it mean to listen? Listening to the other, acoustic identification, characters, misunderstandings, acoustic memory. Listening comprehension, signal of noise and speech, diagnostics, impedance matching. I want to learn to listen. To listen deeply and even much deeper.” (Antye Greie)

    ***

    “Anders-stimmen“
    Length: 48’09”

    00’00” Hörst Du Mich?
    00’25” Tieferhören
    02’40” Interferenzklang
    04’57” Innerer Wasserfall (1)
    08’01” Auditschwelle & Tor-wahrnehmung (source text wikipedia)
    10’02” Japanische Krähenvariationen (2)
    11’02” Vom Hören zum Verstehen
    11’42” time, time, time frame (3)
    13’20’’ Impedanzanpassung
    14’18’’ Dem Anderen zuhören
    15’30” Im Netz multidimensional zuhören (4)
    20’02’’ Meine Stimme ist klar, warm und alt: Sie hat schon mit den Winden gesungen
    22’22’’ FURCHT
    25’06’’ Steinen und Steintrollen lauschen (5)
    30’35’’ Hausrind, Jungbullen, Ochsen, Schnitzkalbinnen, Melkvieh, Goldvieh (6)
    33’51’’ Runterbrechen auf das Ich (7)
    37’02’’ Viyan Peyman (Kurdish freedom fighter and activist) (8)
    40’23’’ Das Privileg gehört zu werden
    41’03’’ Sonic Boat Journey with Ryoko Akama & Paavo Isola (9)

    ***

    (1) Feldaufnahmen von Rovijoki, Wasserfall nahe der Finnisch-Norwegischen Grenze
    (2) Krähen wurden in Sapporo, Japan aufgenommen und als AGF-ish empfunden
    (3) Auszug aus >if*true~time[x]1+2=you.\< https://agf-poemproducer.bandcamp.com/album/if-true-time-x-1-2-you
    (4) Ambientversion von Vast & Limitless aus Kon:3p>UTION to: e[VOL]ution https://agf-poemproducer.bandcamp.com/album/kon-3p-ution-to-e-vol-ution
    (5) Abgeleitet von Aufnahmen mit dem Kollektiv Sonic Wild Code in Kilpisjärvi während des Hybrid Matters Fieldnotes Camp 2015 http://fieldnotes.hybridmatters.net/posts/sonic-wild-code
    (6) Aufnahmen von Mastkühen in der Farm Kujala Hailuoto während des Hai Art Projektes ‘Animality & Vulnerability – A Dance For Cows’, 2013 in Hailuoto https://vimeo.com/channels/haiarthailuoto/119209372
    (7) Auszug aus dem Dance Score ‘Ghosting’ Japan 2015
    (8) Originale Aufnahme Kobane – Viyan Peyman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9Suxt0Kw7g Viyan ist im Kampf gestorben und ihre Stimme steht für viele die im Kampf ihr Leben lassen mussten. Hintergrund: http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/isis-terror/viyan-peyman-female-kurdish-fighter-killed-battling-isis-n339566
    (9) Sonic Boat Journey war Teil von ‘Case Pyhäjoki – Artistic reflections on nuclear influence’ eine transdisziplinäre, artistische Expedition, Workshop und Präsentation von Events in Pyhäjoki, North Ostrobothnia, Finnland, im August 2013. Das 6. Atomkraftwerk soll an diesem Ort Hanhikivi Cape in Pyhäjoki entstehen. Dokumentation: https://vimeo.com/channels/haiarthailuoto/80579331
    Diese Aufnahme ist uneditiert und erstmals so veröffentlicht.

  • Stevie Jones - Siloed Thinking
    28 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    Siloed Thinking is a radiophonic soundscape composition based around field recordings from the Cupar silo, a vast cylindrical warehouse dominating the Cupar skyline, in a state of dereliction since the 70s. Incorporating oral histories recorded by photographer Carolyn Scott, the piece engages with the social and historical context of the building, while interrogating the site through improvisatory, performative, self-reflexive methods.  Making use of radio transmission throughout the site, Siloed Thinking complicates and collapses space, explores the grain and decay of radio and offers a fragmented, mercurial navigation through imaginary and corporeal spaces combined.  It seeks a balance between the ambiguity and narrative possibilities of subjective listening and a conscious, cultural sensitivity.    A recursive companion film, Live at the Cupar Silo, deconstructing a series of site-specific performances utilising tape, microcontrollers and interactive music systems, works with similar site abstracted materials. Live at the Cupar Silo, a kind of audiovisual remix of the performances, will be available to view on the Radiophrenia website at the time of transmission. Siloed Thinking is followed by two related pieces from Jones. Firstly, Transducers is a field recording composition based around sustainable energy production in Glasgow, similarly blurring boundaries between environment, instrument and performer. This precedes A Silk Purse, a modular synthesiser-based work which takes an oral history of Scotland’s performing magic community as it’s point of departure.

  • Buffer Zone
    28 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Jasna Veličković    – remote_backgrounds_II (3:35)
     
    2) Valerio Tricoli – Miseri Lares – 01 –  La Distanza (16:08)

  • Torschlusspanik - 5α-Reductase 2 Deficiency
    28 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    description
    “5α-Reductase 2 Deficiency” is a loosely sequential montage of edited found and created sounds created while the author fixated on disciplinarian violence, traditionalist child grooming, self-immolation fantasies, queer venereal horror, childhood trauma, and extreme examples of communication breakdown.
     
    Originated in 2013, Torschlusspanik is a middle-aged Tennessee gal’s outlet for mostly unpleasant and nonrealistic music that has been summarized as “maximalist electro-acoustic” in the past. A wide scramble of sounds are crudely forced into sound collage and (vague) song format intended for weaponizing emotional overstimulation and mulling over lost opportunity as time is near expired.

    https://torschlusspanik.bandcamp.com/music

  • Phaune Radio - Earigami #10: Rooftop
    28 August 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
     “The end is where we start from”
    ― TS Eliot

    June 2022, London, UK

    On the other side, settling in a back Channel, we end this season by leaning on the mineral and glazed heights of the city. There, under a scraping sky, in a hanging garden, it’s simmer time. Between 12 towers, dizzying stopover in Shoreditch, London.

    Earigami, every month, like a game, a ritual of multiplying dimensions and perspectives, tuning in every other end of the world, on the edges, at the fringes, in between, to get to know otherwise. So inside, out, in the present. Among others.
     
    https://soundcloud.com/phaune-radio/earigami-10 (French Speaking)

  • Nichola Scrutton - Night Vision
    28 August 2023  7:00 pm - 7:45 pm

    description
    Night Vision is a contemplative vocal sound work. At its core is a large body of text written during the night over a two-year period, lying down in a semiconscious state – a very different starting place for me as a composer and artist. I selected around 50 excerpts from the main text. A Night Vision album was released in 2023. The excerpts unfold in chronological order within an atmospheric soundscape composed using ensemble improvisations and my own voice/studio recordings. 

    Performers: Alison Peebles, Louise Montgomery, Nalini Chetty, Ian Spink, Mairi Morrison. Recorded, mixed, mastered: Jim McEwan.

    Nichola Scrutton is an award-winning composer/sound artist, vocalist and artist who works across a range of media. http://www.nicholascrutton.co.uk
     
    Other Links:
    T: @NicholaScrutton
    IG: @nic_scrutton
    BC: nicholascrutton.bandcamp.com

  • Maria Papadomanolaki - Scaffolding of the heart
    28 August 2023  7:45 pm - 8:00 pm

    description
    Initially presented as a live performance in 2021, Scaffolding of the heart, explores a relationship of deconstruction; a preamble to loss. Taking as its starting point a text found in a diy-zine by a Greek queer performance artist, the work uses a series of field recordings collected from Papadomanolaki’s own home in Chania, Crete to explore the fading relationship between self and (M)other. As heard through the repetitive calls to Mother-Μητέρα, the latter’s presence acts as a vanishing point in the canvas of the work.

    Maria Papadomanolaki is a sound artist based in Chania, Crete, Greece. Papadomanolaki has studied linguistics and literature at the Aristoteleion University of Thessaloniki before moving on to sound art and sound studies, having completed a PhD on the topic ‘Sonic Perceptual Ecologies’ at CRISAP, LCC, UAL. Her work and research focus on the role of sound in the way we engage with our environments, with memory, placemaking and perception. Special importance is placed on the synergy of electroacoustic and electronic music, transmission art and creative ecological practices.

    http://www.voicesoundtext.com

  • Sam Sebren - Ocracoke Collage: a suite in 3 movements
    28 August 2023  8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

    description
    1st event:  the ferry, the rain, the dishwasher  (22:32)

    2nd event:  the blues, the wind, the news  (24:01)

    3rd event:  the birds, the planes, the ocean  (05:06)


    Conceived for radio broadcast as a deep listening, radio theatre experience, this piece is composed from recordings made during a visit to the island of Ocracoke, NC in 2021. Classic themes of man vs nature & man vs machine recur.

    Sam Sebren:  electronics, processed radio & tv tuning, field recordings, processed kalimba, vocals

     Sam Sebren works in installation, collage, painting, photography, video, public works, and  sound-based works with ties to noise and experimental music.  His radio works for Wave Farm/WGXC have been broadcast nationally and internationally on Pacifica stations and on the Radia Network. He was awarded a Wave Farm residency  and produced “Re:Search”, an un-documentary about the history of radio artists. Sebren has  exhibited widely in galleries and universities, also in film festivals, unsanctioned public interventions and non-profit spaces.  He hosts “The Nothing Is Real Radio Hour” and “Everything Is Real Radio” programs on Wave Farm/WGXC.

    RADIO:

    Wave Farm Transmission Arts Artist link w/ works, shows, audio archives, images, broadcasts, and events:  https://wavefarm.org/ta/archive/artists/qa3dxc

    Nothing Is Real Radio Hour: https://wavefarm.org/radio/wgxc/schedule/2te0as

    Everything Is Real Radio: https://wavefarm.org/radio/wgxc/schedule/0hv018


    SOUND:

    Stick Sellers (solo sound projects):  https://sticksellers.bandcamp.com/

    SS space systems (duo electronics project): https://ssspacesystems.bandcamp.com/

    Bird Perverts (duo project): https://superdarkcollective.bandcamp.com/album/bird-perverts

    VIDEO:

    nothingisrealvideo  YouTube channel with many videos made for my own sound works or for sound collaborations, several have been in film fests: https://www.youtube.com/user/nothingisrealvideo/videos

  • Carlo Patrão - Working with what you have
    28 August 2023  9:00 pm - 9:40 pm

    description
    Working With What You Have is a radio piece composed of field recordings collected during one year of work (2022-2023) in Manhattan, NY. This piece follows the making of a tonkatsu ramen soup in a compact kitchen in Midtown. This type of ramen is known for its long periods of cooking that can extend for over 12 hours. The sounds of the different stages of preparing the ramen broth are interwoven with the fast-paced rhythms of commuting to the city, the sounds of the subway, traffic, sirens, walkways, and workers. A sonic feature of Midtown, Manhattan, brought forward in this piece is the sound of artificial waterfalls abundant in small pocket gardens between corporate buildings, offices, and international consulates. The anesthetic quality of the sounds of the artificial waterfall in an otherwise stressful environment is a revealing piece of the fabric of this neighborhood. Its calmness and sense of rest constitute a feature of the capitalist structure of the city and the sense of empire-building, business as usual, serenity, and high productivity at work. *The ramen broth is made of pork and chicken bones and served with chashu, toasted minced garlic, scallions, egg, and bean sprouts.

  • Evan Roberts - 5 radio shorts
    28 August 2023  9:40 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    The Masturbation Coach
    Ed helps you pleasure better

    The Sound Healer
    Kelly Anne opens her throat up for the divine

    The Body Waxer
    Lonni grooms nether parts

    The Knife Sharpener
    Jivano works on the edge
     
    The Jizz Mopper
    Tristan isn’t shocked by a pig’s head


    Evan Roberts is an artist and audio producer based in San Francisco.

    http://www.evandavidroberts.me

  • Shorts 36
    28 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1) Magda Lampropoulou – Speech Chain (1:00)
    2) Strabisme auditif –  Cossos Escoltat (10:17)
    3) Amy Beeston – Wave by wave (12:01)
    4) Tam Lines  – Bench Loop 2 (16:50)
    5) Arturo Pacheco Manzano – ACEITE DE CAGUAMA (Loggerhead oil) (3:50)
    6) Raincat – The Invisible Hand (15:00)

    1) Magda Lampropoulou – Speech Chain

    In this piece we listen to various words in Greek which gradually transform into other words, by removing a letter or syllable each time they are repeated. My aim in composing the words this way is to convey the confusion caused by mishearing as I seek to express an alternative empathic experience of hearing-impaired people.

    {e.g, we hear the phrase “-Μ’ ακούς;” [Makus?] (= “Can you hear me?”) and then the word [Fisika] (=Of course), which I replay continuously [fisika-fska-skafi-kapos-kopos-topos-postopes], until it concludes with the phrase [Pos to pes] (= What did you say?)}.  

    Magda Lampropoulou (b. 1977 Athens) is a sculptress and sound artist based in Athens, Greece. Her work engages with diverse, expressive media including audio, performance, sculpture, installations, and video. She works with the medium of sound, creating artworks associated with hearing problems, seeking a different empathic concurrency of the audience. She holds a degree in Sculpture (MArt) from the Athens School of Fine Arts (2004). Her participation in exhibitions, festivals, artistic radio podcasts and residencies (“Tectonics Athens21”, Onassis Cultural Centre/ “Works for Radio #4”, The Lake Radio/ Space21 Radio Art Festival, Kurdistan), has resulted in her identifying her work methodology.
     
    https://magdoulas6.wixsite.com/magda-lampropoulou/in-situ
    https://soundcloud.com/user-679960107

    2) Strabisme auditif –  Cossos Escoltat

    The piece mixes a noisy and instrumental musical composition composed with an electric organ and effects pedals, sound recordings made during the feminist demonstration of March 8, 2022 in Brussels and a capture of body sounds (heartbeats, skin rubbing, breaths) with a piezo microphone.

    Born in Toulouse in 1991, I’m a sound artist and social sciences’s researcher. In my artistic practice, I combine sound recording and music, with the aim of bringing philosophical and sociological questions to life. I’m particularly interested in the functioning of communities and the creation of the social link. Started in radio by La Fabrique de la Nuit, Radio Brume (Lyon), I multiply research angles by offering original sound objects that combine music and documentary. My work also takes place in the field of live performance and cultural mediation.

    Strabisme auditif is one of my artistic’s name. Here my personal website : https://strabismeauditif.portfoliobox.net/

    3) Amy Beeston – Wave by wave

    Wave by wave is a whispered ‘note to self’ that revisits the text of a postcard I sent myself in 2020 while following Julia Cameron’s book The Artists Way. It sequences short, unvoiced phrases – ones that still felt unspeakable two full years later, when wave after wave of shocking events had reduced everything around to a raw kind of rubble. It is an attempt to hold firm – a reminder to find the good things in life, and to chose these as foundations for building the future.

    Amy Beeston is a sound artist whose work encourages others to listen more deeply to their everyday environments. Her practice is interdisciplinary and collaborative, allowing her to repurpose scientific studies in human hearing and machine listening to create ecologically-minded sound installations and participative listening experiences. She creates small wall-hung works with fixed-media soundtracks and large room-sized sound environments that alter their soundscape in response to their listeners’ sonic emissions. Since moving to Orkney in 2018 her work is increasingly carbon-conscious, and is heavily influenced by principles of acoustic ecology and environmental sustainability.

    https://avbees.com/wave-by-wave/

    4) Tam Lines  – Bench Loop 2

    Bench Loop 1 is part of an ongoing search for paralysing loops, loops which, similar to drones, can hold the listener in perpetual stasis. The loop in this piece is an electronically processed field recording of a metal bench, and while it loops perpetually, the intricacies of the patch create subtle variations in timing and texture.

    From the same recording as Bench Loop 1, Bench Loop 2 indulges in an extended drone, slowly shifting and shimmering between dark metallic textures.

    Tam Lines is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and musician. Their work touches on the boundaries between the human and nonhuman, incorporating new materialism and queer theory, cybernetics, horror media and introspective poetic approaches. They compose industrial soundscapes, crooked loops and cramped beats under the moniker Tam Lin.

    http://www.tamlines.com
    http://www.instagram.com/thatwhichcrawls

    5) Arturo Pacheco Manzano – ACEITE DE CAGUAMA (Loggerhead oil)

    The audio production presented in this case is inspired on the voice from a tape you can listen on street market from a long time. It is a exotic soundscape production with voice over and music, noise, ambient recording in street markets around Mexico City.

    Arturo Pacheco Manzano (Xochimilco, Mexico City, Mexico)
    Radialist, musician, psychologist from Mexico City. He has worked as a transcriber, musical arranger and instrumental performer in various cultural events in Mexico and other countries. Research psychologist and consultant, therapist, university teacher and school prefect. He has also collaborated since the time of the pandemic with cultural groups and in free and community radio production in different territories of the country and on the internet.

    6) Raincat – The Invisible Hand

    Sound sculptures made with litter objects including nails, wire and bits of metal were played with a violin bow, creating layers of slowly building, shifting tones. No digital manipulation was used, instead the inherent resonance of the materials was allowed to speak.
    The Invisible Hand is a metaphor used by Adam Smith to extole some of capitalism’s unintentional virtues. Raincat uses it to allude to litter creation and the problems of waste inherent in capitalism. In context, it also relates to the non-visual dimension of a radio broadcast.

    Raincat is Dougie Taylor, a visionary sound artist who crafts immersive sonic experiences using found litter objects. His creative process is inspired by animism, the occult, and anti-capitalist ideas, leading him to engage with discarded objects in the hope of discovering something secret and enchanting. Raincat’s creations invite listeners to consider alternative ways of understanding the world that prioritize interconnectedness and interdependence over individual gain and profit. By working with litter, Raincat subverts the prevailing paradigm of consumption and waste and encourages us to rethink our relationship with the world around us.

  • NoNothing - Actuality
    28 August 2023  11:00 pm - 29 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    An explorational homage to the “bedroom weirdo scene”, that is, pre-internet audio compositions made in bedrooms by weirdos, not necessarily with a sleep or sexual connotation, for the mail-art cassette trading network. Features Mark Reeve, Liam Olan, Rocky Roller & The Rocks, The Distortionists and The Thrybergh Rastas.

    https://nonothinggg.blogspot.com/

  • Erik Belgum - Shakespeare Colorized
    27 August 2023  11:30 pm - 28 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    The Evidence-Based Fiction Network presents – Shakespeare Colorized.  Disinhibited speech coming out 10 syllables at a time. . . when you hit your head hard enough, like in Shakespeare, the words just don’t seem to stop. Thanks to new technology, many “colorized” words enhance the modern listener’s enjoyment of this production of Shakespeare’s The Porn of Caltech.

    Erik Belgum has written and produced radio works for ABC (Australia), BBC (England), CBC (Canada), New American Radio, Bayerischer Rundfunk, and Hessischer Rundfunk. In 2003, WDR-Cologne produced a documentary on his work.  For the last five years, Belgum has run the “Evidence-Based Fiction Network” at http://www.ebfn.org, a repository of horrendous comedy and soundtexts.  By day, he is a speech pathologist listening on an hourly basis to the extremes of speech and language: autism, aphasia, brain injury, methamphetamine-affected children, dehydration, schizophrenia, dementia, and many others.

    https://wavefarm.org/wf/archive/gfnpjr

29 August 2023
  • fencepost & Malady of Knots - The Price of Stone Suite
    29 August 2023  12:00 am - 1:00 am

    description
    The Price of Stone Suite

    comprising :-
    1. Kilnsea Sound Mirror
    2. Parys Mountain Copper Mine
    3. Wayland’s Smithy
    4. Eilean Munde
    5. Merlin’s Cave
    6. Medlock Culvert
    7. The Old Man Of Hoy
    8. The Devil’s Causeway
    9. Grimes Graves
    10. Newgrange
    11. Puzzlewood
    12. Lascaux

    Artists :
    fencepost – electronics & field recordings
    Malady of Knots – piano & field recordings

  • Mauro Diciocia - Dolorosa
    29 August 2023  1:00 am - 4:45 am

    description
    On the night of Good Friday 2023, I decided to subject the first movement of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater (Duetto. Grave: Stabat Mater Dolorosa, edition: Deutsche Grammophon, 1985) to a process of extreme expansion: a gradual slow down – divided into dozens of downpitching and filtering steps – which returned a feeble texture of almost four hours, iwhere digital artifacts – including saturations, phase variations, DC offset and more – move like in a light counterpoint.

    In the Catholic liturgy, Stabat Mater is a prayer – or better, a sequence – traditionally attributed to Jacopone da Todi, designed to portray the sufferings of Mary, mother of Jesus, during the crucifixion and the Passion of Christ. From the Middle Ages to the twentieth century  many composers put the prayer in music, but Pergolesi’s work is by far the most touching version, reworked – or rather literally plagiarized – even by Johann Sebastian Bach.

    It’s a composition that generally accompanies the Mass and the rites of Good Friday, but Dolorosa was premiered during Easter 2023 on Fango Radio (IT), playing on a loop for 24 hours, in an attempt to stretch our sorrow also during the day of the Resurrection.


    Mauro Diciocia works in the field of electroacoustic music, combining traditional musique concrète, modern noise-music and soundscape composition. His sound aesthetic is an object in perpetual motion in which the only constant element is represented by the use of field recordings/found footage manipulated through magnetic tapes and digital processes.

    He performed extensively in Europe (Germany, Sweden, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Belgium, France, Switzerland) and released his music on various labels on CD, LP and cassette (until 2019, under the name torba). Mauro is co-founder and curator for Aaltra, a cultural container based in Lecce (IT) dedicated to adventurous sound languages.

    https://mauro-diciocia.tumblr.com
    https://maurodiciocia.bandcamp.com
    https://soundcloud.com/torba

  • SHHE - When Water No Longer Flows
    29 August 2023  4:45 am - 5:00 am

    description
    Experimenting with methods of sonic interpolation, sound artist and musician SHHE presents new work in response to the critical water crisis in Iraq. Constructed using recordings from Dokan Dam – the site of one of the largest hydroelectric power plants in Iraq – the composition charts the in/out-flow of water at the dam over the last 40 years, using sonification to signify periods of flood and drought.
    With alarming water shortages in Iraq reported each year and within a complex hydro-political landscape, the work seeks a balance between stability and unpredictability, posing the question; When water no longer flows ¬– will it still sound?
     
    Created during a residency in Kurdistan-Iraq in April 2023 and first presented at Erbil Citadel as part of In Between Land and Water exhibition, supported by British Council Iraq.
     

    SHHE is the alias of Scottish-Portuguese sound artist, musician and producer, Su Shaw.
    Her artistic practice is influenced by environment and ecology, exploring themes of identity and connection at the intersection between sound, space and liminal states.
    SHHE’s eponymous debut album was released by One Little Independent Records. Sound works, performances and installations have been presented at V&A Dundee co-commissioned by MSCTY Tokyo, Summerhall, Cryptic Nights/CCA (Scotland), HANGAR (Lisbon, PT), Rawabet (Cairo, EG), Jesuit Cultural Centre (Alexandria, EG), Tankur/Westfjords Residency (IS), Erbil Citadel (IQ) and BFI and Sensoria’s FAMLAB (digital)

    Instagram @shhemusic
    http://www.shhemusic.com

  • The Conduction Series - Rehearsal
    29 August 2023  5:00 am - 6:00 am

    description

    ANNA FRIZ (Santa Cruz, CA)•AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARBconductor (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Holger Mohaupt - Echtzeit: Sun Rise Under the Olive Tree
    29 August 2023  6:00 am - 7:00 am

    description
    The story goes that the cicadas were once men, before the birth of the Muses, and when the Muses were born and song appeared, some of the men were so overcome with delight that they sang and sang,forgetting food and drink, until at last unconsciously they died. From them the cicada tribe afterwards arose, and they have this gift from the Muses, that from the time of their birth they need no sustenance, but sing continually, without food or drink, until they die (…). The myth of the Cicadas appears in Plato’s The Phaedrus in a dialogue between Socrates and Phaedrus, one of his students. They meet on a riverbank in the shade of a tree occupied by a chorus of cicadas. 
     
    Holger Mohaupt is an artist and filmmaker based on the East Coast of Scotland. Born in Germany, Holger studied visual communication and anthropology at the Art Academy in Hamburg, followed by a practice-led doctorate at the University of Dundee. Holger is senior lecturer in Film Studies at Liverpool John Moores University.

  • Manja Ristić - Štrada od Sigurate
    29 August 2023  7:00 am - 8:00 am

    description
    There is a little window, in the attic of a Dalmatian villa from the early middle ages, overlooking the dreamy cascade landscape of downtown Dubrovnik. 


     
    It’s early June, 8 am. A melody of old Mediterranean terracotta roofs plunging into each other is nursing a soft morning light. The polyphony of ages embedded in the stone makes the town glow from its neutron core. No corners are mislaid, and the fortress is keeping us safe. 


     
    The window is slightly recessed, almost on the corner with Stradun, and a person with fine jumping skills could easily reach the roof of the church across the narrow street. It’s Sunday, and the bells from the various towers across town are spilling their gongs. 


     
    I needed to sleep a bit more. But the grinding machinery of tourism has its own agenda. Savagely squeaking swallows and the morning congregations of seagulls sound like a pastorale compared to the town’s growling bowels. Air conditioning units, pumps, kitchen ventilation, garbage trucks, delivery vehicles, wheels, and trolleys of all sorts. I could not help but be fascinated by how a landscape of such beaming beauty can exist in this hideous soundscape. 


     
    In all of its ugliness, the soundscape of Dubrovnik still hides so much contemporaneity. The large ventilation unit drones are textural and multiphonic. Anarchy in the town’s electrical grid is constantly buzzing from nooks and crevices like some robo-brute. Sounds of the wagons for garbage collection, and the rivers of inbound and outbound suitcases are bouncing over the stone streets like a constant percussive development. I enjoyed it a lot. 


     
    But perhaps we should give it a second thought. The noise in which certain Mediterranean architectural marvels are soaked due to uncontrolled mass tourism is a “silent” killer. Of the environment, and of the local culture and dignity. 


     
    I stepped out of the building that morning, and straight in front of my nose on the neighbour’s door, there was a sign: 


     
    PLEASE KEEP SILENT. 
     
    Manja Ristić is a violinist, sound artist, poet, curator and researcher active in the fields of electroacoustic and classical music, instrumental improvisation and experimental sound art. Her work blends intuitive composition and field recording practices while focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to acousmatic forms, radio art, and acoustic ecology. Manja Ristić currently works and lives on the island of Korčula, Croatia.

    http://manjaristic.blogspot.com
    https://manjaristic.bandcamp.com

  • Shorts 9
    29 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1) Timo Kahlen – Firewall (1:00) 2) Katie Revell – Does a cow know? (9:18) 3) Mary Hooper – Aulus Les Bains Resonance (7:19) 4) Gregory Kramer – The Hungry Bridge (10:06) 5) Samantha Hodder – What Do The Waves Tell You? (7:37) 6) Marianne Sice – Together (5:35) 7) Rui Almeida and Nuno Miranda Ribeiro feat. Derrick Lambert – The land of broken time (3:38) 8) Ariel Mioduser – Icarus (3:20)  9) Alistair Zaldua & Lauren Redhead – dreisam (2:13) 10) Loud Reading Group – Composing with tape recorders (7:19)

    1) Timo Kahlen – Firewall

    ‚Breaking news’ and the latest ‚buzz’ spark up, ignite, and flare or fade. Buzz created, posted and re-posted, buoyant or sinking, lingering or fading from our attention, in rapid succession – as (social) media ‚open‘ or ‚close doors‘ on new content, ideas and emotions.
    TimoKahlen (timo-kahlen.de)

    2) Katie Revell – Does a cow know?

    What does it mean to listen with our whole bodies? How could listening differently expand our understanding of language, and of who (and what) is capable of “speech”?

    Samar Nasrullah Khan’s History and Philosophy of Science Master’s thesis is titled “Listening, with dairy cows”. During fieldwork at dairy farms in the Netherlands, Samar was surprised to find themselves involved in the cows’ conversations. They set out to philosophically investigate how this was possible, and what it means for our relationship to agricultural animals and to land.
    This piece provides a glimpse into Samar’s experience of listening, with dairy cows. Katie first came across Samar’s work at the 2023 Oxford Real Farming Conference, where they were part of a talk titled “Cattle as translators of the land”. Excerpts from their ORFC presentation are included in this piece.  This was originally produced for Short Cuts, a Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4.     http://www.katierevell.com/             https://spokentwice.cargo.site/

    3) Mary Hooper – Aulus Les Bains Resonance

    Sounds – crickets, birds, traffic, voices – mine and Anne Marie Deacy, goat bells, sounds from the forest and mountain environment. I try to pay tribute in a small way in this piece to the many lives squandered in WW11.

    On the bend in La croix du Ruisseau, a stele pays tribute to the 640 men, women and children sent to live in Aulus-les-Bains in 1942 and those arrested during the two roundups. The redundant Silver Mine where we made some of the recordings is where some people sought refuge from persecution.

    4) Gregory Kramer – The Hungry Bridge

    Composed for the Site Specific Workshop at Klankenbos Sound Forest, Belgium, this piece was installed under a bridge. Combining digestion sounds with recordings of the bridge itself, it takes the story of The Three Billygoats Gruff as muse and imagines the bridge as the troll.  http://www.gregorykramerstudio.com   I

    5) Samantha Hodder – What Do The Waves Tell You?

    Stand next to me, on a ship, in the frozen waters of Antarctica. Listen to the water. Look up at the sky. Feel the salt on your lips. These waves and this ancient water have stories to share. Recorded while embedded as a storyteller on the second Homeward Bound Journey to Antarctica, on the MV Ushuaia, in 2018

    Samantha Hodder is an award-winning audio producer and writer. based in Toronto, Canada. Her storytelling podcast, This Is Our Time, follows her journey to Antarctica aboard a ship of 80 women scientists. She writes a weekly newsletter about narrative podcasts: https://bingeworthy.substack.com/about

    6) Marianne Sice – Together

    ‘Together’ is a short EP consisting of a series of exercises of limitation (each track about a minute long, created using only one field recorded sound which has then been manipulated).
    The tracks are titled: Birds are coming, Eagle, Aeroplane, Going along and Firework. The EP could be  described as “findings from within an industrial Newcastle, reflecting an undercurrent of what’s unsettled in the world” (created October 2022). These tracks are best heard through headphones. I attach a trigger warning as there are some sounds (i.e. in aeroplane and firework)may be reminiscent to some of sounds used in warfare.

    Marianne Sice is a musician, interdisciplinary artist, actress and writer from North East England. With a background in a multiplicity of different art forms she began fusing her musical, visual and digital practices during her Masters in Creative Arts Practice at Newcastle University (2019-2021). Her current research and artwork focuses around the embodied experience of trauma through a female lens.     http://www.mazartmusik.com              Instagram: @pearlmae.artist

    7) Rui Almeida and Nuno Miranda Ribeiro feat. Derrick Lambert – The land of broken time

    In the land of broken time, people sat by the road to look at watches, with a serious look on their faces, scrutinizing something of uncertain urgency.

    Time itself didn’t always move, and didn’t always move forward. People, specially busy people, moved around slowly, as if executing a drill or an unknown set of difficult instructions.

    Unhurried, they would monitor the watch pointer that usually moved faster, to see if seconds accelerated, decelerated or stuttered in an arrhythmic dance that would never complete the circle.

    In the land of broken time, people felt time’s attrition all around them. They saw, by the corner of their eye, a leaf that would not announce Autumn yet but would fall upwards, back up to the tree, before touching the ground.

    Or they would listen to the sound of a bell, strangely repeated back and forth, like the echo of a mountain that would gulp several times. Before going their way, those who sat by the road would breathe in and out, in the manner of someone immerse in an observation ritual.

    In the land of broken time, people would always wait for time to start moving again, after a few jolts. Waiting was a way of moving, tentatively. No one really knew when everyone was living.

    Some would even say that living was like that, being present was like that: you could only ever aim to be a good custodian of time’s mischiefs.

    “Somewhen” between regressing a bit to the past and going back to the future once more, if watchful and mindful of everything, you would find that fleeting place called present.

    (Text by Nuno Miranda Ribeiro)

    https://ranmr.bandcamp.com
    https://massaultima.bandcamp.com/music
    https://vaalb.org

    8) Ariel Mioduser – Icarus

    A hypnotic and meditative journey, made of a very slow harmonic progression. At a certain point, a far away melody is heard as if waking up, until a sudden burst calls back from the trance-like state.

    https://arielmio4.wixsite.com/website    

    9) Alistair Zaldua & Lauren Redhead –  dreisam

    SouthWestApril is a collection of four experimental sound poems that combine speech, improvisation and live electronics that can be heard as separate pieces or a continuous set. The texts were created using extended Oulipo techniques, while the e-violin interacts with live electronics that sample and process the improvised sound in real time. These pieces were recorded at the SWR Experimentalstudio in Freiburg, Germany, in April 2023; live electronics were performed in the studio by Maurice Oeser.
    http://www.alistair-zaldua.de        https://laurenredhead.eu/

    10) Loud Reading Group – Composing with tape recorders

  • Radical Murmur - Episode 2 - Resonances of Loss
    29 August 2023  9:00 am - 10:00 am

    description
    RADICAL MURMUR – A Sonic Exploration in Three Parts
     
    We live in a media era that is dominated by image and language, yet sound often seems less important. In Radical Murmur TRASHLINIE dives into the possibilities of the sonic dimension. In this triptych we meet thinkers, sound artists and composers who, in very different ways, take sound as their starting point. With them we try to learn to listen with new ears. How can “sonic sensibility”, to echo a term used by one of the interviewees, raise our awareness of the complexity and polyphony of society? What can sound tell us about our position in the world and our relationship with our fellow human beings or with nature? How does change, or loss, sound? Radical Murmur consists of three episodes: The Sonic City, Resonances of Loss and Reflections amidst the Noise. With the collaboration of Justin Bennett, Evelien van den Broek, Peter Cusack, Mint Park, Davide Tidoni and Salomé Voegelin.


    Radical Murmur – Episode 2 – Resonances of Loss

    In this episode, we listen to the sighing and groaning of a tired planet. In composer Evelien van den Broek’s music, we hear field recordings of animals that no longer exist. This is how she tries to make the current “biological destruction” palpable. Peter Cusack travelled to Chernobyl and other ecological disaster zones as a “sonic journalist”. What do places we know from the news but that we have never ‘heard’, sound like? And philosopher Salomé Voegelin reflects on how the COVID-19 crisis threw us back on ourselves, threatening to evaporate the sonic “in-between” between people. “There is no inner genius, there is only an outer connection.”



    BIO 
     
    TRASHLINIE is the heading under which we, a sound artist/radio maker (Sjoerd Leijten) and an architectural historian/publicist (Roel Griffioen), have been making podcasts and audio projects since 2019. With TRASHLINIE we are interested in evoking a sense of space through sound. Interviews are typically conducted on location; this means that street noise and spontaneous encounters are included in the montage. The soundscape of any street can reveal a lot about the acoustic dimensions and atmosphere of a place, and even abstract and gradually unfolding processes like gentrification, segregation or ecological degradation can be audible, or at least have an effect on the sound profile of a place.  
     
    http://www.trashlinie.org

     

     

  • Shortwave Collective - Constellations of Listening
    29 August 2023  10:00 am - 11:00 am

    description
    Members of Shortwave Collective search for radio reception (via homemade radios, EMF, VLF, VHF scanners and other radio devices) from listening sites connecting environments, technologies and voices. ‘Constellations of Listening’ draws on material sourced over many months and across time zones. By listening over time, we notice the atmospheric and environmental influences on radio reception. We think of these and other radio devices in-situ as part of a larger constellation of bodies, materiality, and connection experienced through listening.

    Shortwave Collective is an international group of 10 people interested in feminist practices and the radio spectrum. Formed in 2020, we work in a DIY way and bring an inclusive approach to our radio learning and creating, aiming to share our knowledge with others through creative practice. Our current members live in northern, central, and southern Europe, the west coast of the USA, and the Middle East. Thus, our practice consists of a great deal of online exchange of knowledge and research as well as hands on performances, workshops, and collective compositions.

    Website: https://www.shortwavecollective.net/
    E-mail: shortwavecollective@gmail.com
    Twitter: @SWaveCollective
    Instagram: @shortwavecollective
    Mastadon: https://mstdn.social/@ShortwaveCollective

  • Melissa McCarthy - All That Flow: Episode 2
    29 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:15 am

    description
    Traffic is moving freely along the M8, clotting up after the A720. There’s a capsized vehicle in a ditch following an incident with two contradictory bicycles. We’re hearing reports of a collision, some photographers, and prosthetics near the overpass. The cars hiss by my window; the highway’s jammed. We have the fast track on movement, circulation, and vectors. Tune in for the latest travel updates and motor news, for all that flow.

    Melissa McCarthy’s next book, Photo, Phyto, Proto, Nitro, is published by Sagging Meniscus in November 2023. Sharks, Death, Surfers: An Illustrated Companion, from Sternberg Press, came out in 2019. She lives in Edinburgh and writes about art, literature, and sharks.
    http://sharksillustrated.org

  • Phaune Radio - CoMute #2: Lift
    29 August 2023  11:15 am - 11:30 am

    description

    “You might call it the art of the controlled accident.”
    ― Alan Watts

    October 2022, Elevators, France, UK, Germany

    Since the ups and downs are part of everyday life, we could let the attention rise for a journey perpendicular to the void and the full. In stages, let the sounds come out of their shaft and enter the bodies. Dazzling ascents or vertiginous falls, here you fall out from under like you fall in love: upwards. We’ll let you get high and call it an elevator to the scar folder.

    For its tenth season of podcasts, Phaune Radio transports you to the joy of a mutating reality where space-time could well expand. Rarely one-way voice, sense of disorientation and just passing frequencies… Don’t miss the connections!

    [Huge thanks to Mark Watts and the Alan Watts Organization for their support!]
     
    https://soundcloud.com/phaune-radio/comute-2 (English Speaking)
    Transcript / translation: https://phauneradio.com/media/transcript/Comute_transcript-translation_episode_2.pdf

  • Buffer Zone
    29 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    1) Jasna Velickovic – potemkin[vs]matter (3:34)
     
    2) Lee Patterson – Nine Lucifers (2:05) from ‘Seven Vignettes’
     
    3) Jasmina Al-Qaisi – Forgetting Remembering (from ‘leaning (on) paranthesis’) (1:47)
     
    4) Johnny Dixon – PenintaMES – 2 (3:02)



    The new ‘PenintaMES’ form takes 50 lines of Mark E Smith’s lyrics from his songs with The Fall group.  

    Although clearly derived from the Cento form, invented to give new and abstract life to Homer’s verse, the PenintaMES is a new poetic form specifically and specially invented for Radiophrenia 2023 to play a little with Mark E Smith’s words.  

    Lines were selected using the FallFriday hashtag on the now defunct Twitter app. Any single quoted line or, if more than one line was quoted then the first or middle line, was used. If no lines were quoted in the tweet a quick glance at the whole song lyrics was enough to take a single line.  

    A debt of gratitude is owed to The Annotated Fall website for compiling the complete lyrics, and to everyone who has ever tweeted using the FallFriday hashtag. And of course to MES for the endless diversions his work provides. 

  • Valerio Tricoli - A Sicilian Tape
    29 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

    description
    An acousmatic composition.

    A note from Valerio Tricoli:

    Among the alleys of Palermo – the city where I was born – fragility, poignancy and beauty intersect in a unique way. The ruins of civilization, stabbed in the bowels of an earth that burns mysteriously, stand as asynchronous reminders of a history of art, and violence.

    They are also the ruins of someone’s adolescence, and of love stories stolen in soundproof rooms, while someone died of cancer just beyond the wall.

    On the shoreline, overshadowed by the hollowed-out rock of Palaeolithic caverns, the dried, elongated, black seaweed are fragments of magnetic tape, talking to those who are malicious enough to hear.

    At funerals one cries, it is certain, in Palermo one cries much more, despite everything. So that emotions can more intensely dig indelible furrows in the mind, and be elevated to the purest philosophy, and the explosions become discourse.

    I made this track in the spring of 2023, manipulating the sounds, music, voices, directly on analogue tape.

    Valerio Tricoli (Palermo, 1977) is a composer and performer of electro-acoustic music, currently residing in Munich.

    Since the mid ’00 is main instruments for live presentations is the Revox B77 reel-to-reel tape recorder, used as a completely analogue device for live sampling and real-time transformation / editing / mixing of prerecorded (field or studio recordings) and made-on-the-spot sound sources, the latter usually being vocalizations (including speech and singing), acoustic and electronic instruments, objects, and – in the case of group sets – whatever is produced by the fellow musicians.

    On a formal level his sets focus on the impromptu creation of a narrative which takes into account the multiple relations intervening between reality, virtuality and memory during the acoustic event: sounds are always hovering between the “here and now” of the concert situation and the shady domain of memory – distant but at the same time present like in a deja-vu experience. Privileging fracture over continuity and by the use of a dynamic range that could often jump suddenly from near-silence to extreme blasts of sounds, an almost tactile feeling of brooding tension is often attained.

    His electro-acoustic studio compositions are aligned to the tradition of Musique Concrète and explore themes of the internal – represented both by the psychological and the physical – and of the occult, which together with the large use of spoken text makes them often deeply existential works, self-investigations of the psychological, emotional and irrational horror within.

    https://valeriotricoli.bandcamp.com/music

  • Duncan MacLeod - Machair
    29 August 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    Conceived as a soundwalk, this sound work explores the traditions and ecology of Uist’s machair. A Gaelic word meaning fertile, low-lying grassy plain, machair is one of Europe’s rarest yet most species-rich habitats; only occurring on the exposed west-facing shores of Scotland and Ireland, 70% of which is found on Uist. Generations of low-intensity farming have shaped this unique landscape and encouraged wildlife over millennia. Developed in partnership with the local community, this work combines spoken narratives, field recordings, and compositions with archival sound recordings from Edinburgh University’s School of Scottish Studies, that chart over 70-years of living tradition.

    Duncan MacLeod is a composer and sound artist whose practice utilises acoustic and digital forces. His output encompasses concert music, participatory arts and interdisciplinary practice that draws inspiration from a diverse range of sources encompassing art, folklore, acoustic ecology and socio-political issues. His work has been professionally commissioned, commercially recorded and broadcast internationally by various ensembles and soloists at notable venues and festivals. Upcoming commissions include a work for clarinettist Sarah Watts, and a series of electroacoustic soundwalks for Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum & Arts Centre, North Uist. Duncan is currently Associate Professor in Music Composition at the University of Nottingham.

    Duncan MacLeod

  • Shorts 23
    29 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – Sara Maino  – Cafè Europa (14:41)
    2 – TaQuid – Touchy Feely (2:54)
    3 – Ash Walker (Relevant Elephants) – The Certainty of An Uncertain Future (3:35)
    4 – João Pedro Oliveira – Neshamah (11:28)
    5 – Laird Lee Kirk – Drones (4:29)
    6 – Pelayo Del Villar Flores – [in]comunicado (5:07)
    7 – Michael Kelly – Compiled journal of Timothy Yod, chrononaut (15:44)

    1 – Sara Maino  – Cafè Europa

    Editing and direction Sara Maino
    Poems and Voices by Sara Maino and Marina Kazakova
    Soundscapes recorded by Sara Maino all around Europe
    Sound effects from the free archive of BBC Rewind
    Traditional Music played on a radio (Katioucha Otchi Tchornye performed by Sirba Octet)

    Two characters (Europa and the East-Comer) meet in a café in an unknown city.
    They confess their visions, feelings and memories to each other, giving the sense to seemingly solipsistic monologues.

    Supported by Research Foundation Flanders and LUCA School of Arts/KU Leuven
    Premiered at Festival internazionale di poesia Palabra en el mundo di Venezia 2023

    Sara Maino (b. Arco, Italy, 1970) is an Italian audio-visual artist, poet and performer, film and theatre director and a community-engaged researcher. She studied Literature and Philosophy at the University of Trento and undertook a non-formal education in theatre, cinema, art. She’s studying Philosophy at the University of Trento. She worked for Rai Radiotelevisione Italiana as an author and multimedia expert and curated two radio programs on poetry and collective memories. As an educator she works with Italian and Belgian schools, museums, associations. Her research is focused on sounds and field recording, on the memory’s collection of local communities, on storytelling. Her goal is to develop the awareness of active listening, being also inspired by the research on soundscape’s studies.
    She’s the author of theatrical shows and multimedia poetry performances. She has performed at literary festivals, events, to art galleries in Italy and in London, Norway, Greece, Lithuania, Bosnia, Ireland, in the Netherlands, Bulgaria, South Korea.  
    She won the art national contest “Brocche 2.0” with her sound installation in 2013. Her audiovisual installations, films and paintings have been shown in solo and collective exhibitions in Italian museums and galleries, in Germany and Belgium.

    http://www.saramaino.it

    2 – TaQuid – Touchy Feely

    TaQuid is a duo of live electronic improvisors created in 2022. The duo live on different sides of Ireland and use technologies to remotely ideate compositions and improvisation strategies. When the group meet, they use touch interfaces and tactile electronic instrumentation to dismiss the geographical distances between them and present their compositions. Touchy Feely is their first recorded improvisation.

    3 – Relevant Elephants – The Certainty of An Uncertain Future

    An unnamed virus has left the city virtually deserted. The local park is empty apart from a solitary figure doing laps and a plastic bag blowing in the breeze. Meanwhile a musician  bunkers down in a solitude of tortured synths, wondering who will be left alive to listen to his next album.  This spoken word piece is based on the unnerving isolation of COVID lockdown when there was no choice but to embrace the certainty of an uncertain future

    Ash Walker AKA Relevant Elephants is a producer and sound designer from Sydney Australia. This Piece is from his third album of Techno, Electronica and Glitch Disaster proof. Ash has also done sound design for several Sydney Theatre Companies including Australian Theatre for young People. The work is voiced by Jay Katz a Legend of the Sydney Cult Film and underground music scene who holds Regular cult film nights.

    Disaster Proof album on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/1OTtrDNXET0nkAoanAoysI

    https://relevantelephants.bandcamp.com/

    4 –  João Pedro Oliveira – Neshamah

    This work is part of a cycle of four works related to representations of the four elements in the Old Testament. Neshamah means “breath” and is related to the following passage:
    “then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature” (Genesis 2:7)

    This piece was commissioned by the Ibermúsicas Project and was composed at the Centro Mexicano para la Música y las Artes Sonoras.

    Composer João Pedro Oliveira holds the Corwin Endowed Chair in Composition for the University of California at Santa Barbara. He studied organ performance, composition, and architecture in Lisbon. He completed a Ph.D. in Music at the University of New York at Stony Brook. He has received over 70 international prizes and awards for his works, including the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship in 2023, the Bourges Magisterium Prize, and the Giga-Hertz Special Award among others. His music is played all over the world. His publications include several articles in journals and a book on 20th century music theory.
    http://www.jpoliveira.com

    5 – Laird Lee Kirk  – Drones

    This transmission sent is a collection of readings stitched together with electronic drones that have been cannibalised from my own sound works from the past, pitched down so a beautiful mutation occurs and becomes an overlay to a world that doesn’t exist as the voice in each story narrates a time and place that did exist.

    Laird Lee Kirk is a Laird of one square-foot centimetre grassland somewhere in Scotland.
    He/him/who is a writer/poet/scribe/drone creating portholes into ambient geographies of hazy broken human experiences sandwiched together like chalked black billboards.

    https://www.instagram.com/lairdleekirk/

    6 – Pelayo Del Villar Flores – [in]comunicado

    The intercommunication system in the XXI century keeps us in an eternal maelstrom by interconnecting us all the time.  Mobile communications, the internet, Whatsapp, video calls, and social networks allow us to even speak about a possible ubiquity but, consequently, silence now has become practically impossible.  

    7 – Michael Kelly – Compiled journal of Timothy Yod, chrononaut

    Timothy Yod is a Chrononaut from the year 2234. This is a compilation of his Yodcast which, following a different theme each week, describes what living in your future world will be like. He knows, for he is of then. This is not a joke. Anyone who says otherwise is your enemy.

    To you, he is known as Michael Kelly. Michael (he/they) is a design research student at Glasgow School of Art (portfolio https://michaelandrewkelly.weebly.com/). Yodcast is an ongoing project, about to enter its third podcast iteration at https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/yodcast-journals-of-timothy-yod-man-from-the-future/id1519514058 – as well as an immanent graphic novel.

  • Pablo Sanz - Gomera
    29 August 2023  2:00 pm - 2:20 pm

    description
    GOMERA (22:30)

    La Gomera is the second-smallest of the main Canary Islands. Europe’s oldest primeval temperate rainforest lies in its mountainous centre, forming Garajonay National Park. Evergreen laurel trees, ferns, moss and lichens populate the humid and foggy mountaintops, its soils continually watered through “horizontal rain.” A sonic singularity heard in La Gomera is “el silbo gomero,” the language of whistles developed by its human inhabitants to communicate across the island’s deep ravines and narrow valleys.
     
    CANARIAS SOUNDWALK explores the sonic ecologies of the Canary Islands archipelago, presenting seven compositions for headphone listening created with environmental sound materials from each of the seven main islands: El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote.

    The project investigates the vitality of more-than-human entities and realities, aiming to promote less anthropocentric ways of being and thinking. Through different listening strategies and audio technologies, the work concentrates on what usually remains hidden or unnoticed, on the limits and thresholds of perception and attention. The project focuses on the voices and audible presence of animal and plant species, air, soil, water, weather, and landscape formations. Furthermore, it acknowledges the affective power of sounds themselves. This project embraces listening as a creative act, a form of attention, and a tool to investigate the world. It attempts to cultivate intimate sensory encounters favouring affectivity over signification and representation.

    The project was originally commissioned by the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in the US as a permanent public invisible artwork available at multiple locations in Washington, DC. Additional support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI), the Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) and the Visby International Centre for Composers (VICC). Fieldwork and production assistance: Palma E. Christian Martínez. Special thanks to Garajonay National Park, Teide National Park, and Timanfaya National Park.

    http://pablosanz.info
    https://pablosanz.bandcamp.com
    https://soundcloud.com/pablosanz
    https://www.instagram.com/pabloooosanz/
    https://www.facebook.com/pablooosanz

  • Dialog mit der Jugend – Scenes from a Window
    29 August 2023  2:20 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    “Scenes from a Window” is a piece based on a text and score by the artist Mitko Mitkov (alias Dialog mit der Jugend). “Scenes from a Window” is a musique concrète piece for three musicians and a narrator and consists of four co-related parts. The piece was recorded by Rui Hernan Campos, Jonas Hinnerkort, Hye-Eun Kim and Sebastian Kokus following a graphic score and directions made by the artist. The outcome is just one of many possible interpretations. The score was nevertheless written with the musicians of this recording in mind.
     
    Mitko Mitkov (b. 1989, Ruse, Bulgaria) is a multidisciplinary artist living and working in Hamburg, Germany. His work gravitates around translating (non-)verbal ideas and concepts into appropriate forms and can vary from printing experiments through sound-based pieces to fluid social constructs. He releases sound-based works under the name Dialog mit der Jugend and is founder of the platform Bad Boy Jesus Tape Club that navigates between contemporary music and experimental sound pieces.

    https://bbjtc.bandcamp.com/album/scenes-from-a-window

  • Pungwe Listening - dzimudzangara
    29 August 2023  3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    Robert ‘Chi’ Machiri born in 1978, in Zimbabwe. Machiri is a ‘sound worker’, a DJ and hoarder of things inspired by his biographical recollection of music and interest in sonic objects. His work exists at the juncture of two streams of practice, curatorial projects and art production presented through an embodied critique; a process of learning and unlearning that interweaves sound, music and image-making. His most notable project PUNGWE is an ‘anti-disciplinary’ project that circles African soundings with related contemporary arts discourses and spaces.

    Robert Machiri is currently stationed in Berlin indefinitely, having completed fellowships successively from fall 2021 for 2 months at Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart (in cooperation with Donaueschingen Global Festival) and then the DAAD Artist in Berlin programme which ended November 2022.

    https://listeningatpungwe.wordpress.com

  • Kunstradio 2 - In 2 Rooms – A Tribute to Alvin Lucier by Recorder Recorder
    29 August 2023  4:00 pm - 4:40 pm

    description
    Thinking about a way to celebrate Alvin Lucier’s 90th birthday on May 14, 2021, I realised that this birthday was still going to take place during the Covid-19 pandemic. Since the beginning of the pandemic, I had repeatedly been struck by how much Lucier’s iconic phrase ‘I am sitting in a room different from the one you are in now’ summed up the situation in which so many of us around the world have found themselves since staying home and reducing contacts have become necessary to counter the spreading of the virus. Ironically, the tools we have been using to communicate between our separate rooms have a tendency to turn our speech into artefacts like the room acoustics in ‘I Am Sitting In A Room’, but usually not in such a beautiful, meditative way that frees language from the burden of meaning, but in a way that tends to impede meaningful communication in an unwanted way. Still, the processual approach Lucier utilised in this, his most famous piece, seemed like the perfect formula for an experiment to test the limitations, both acoustic-technological as well as social, that the virus has forced upon us. But how could this result in a celebration of Lucier, when it was clear from the outset that whatever the result would sound like, it would by no means even come close to the sheer perfection of ‘I Am Sitting In A Room,’ one of the most sonically and conceptually beautiful creations of the 20th century? Was it legitimate to soil the timeless beauty of Lucier’s music and ideas, based as it is on laws of nature, with the mud of the pandemic that we’re trying to muddle through as both artists and social beings? Certainly, the merits of Lucier’s work lie elsewhere than in social commentary, and wouldn’t diverting his ideas for such a purpose almost amount to abusing his work?

    Like many working in the sonic arts around the globe today, I owe more to Alvin Lucier in terms of inspiration than to almost anyone else. But after all, the best tribute to people who have inspired you is not to imitate them, but to use the ideas they have given you to create something new and different. What is more, the above account of Lucier’s varied work is a bit reductive. It’s not just about physics! From earlier pieces like North American Time Capsule and (Hartford) Memory Space to Carbon Copies, the way we remember sounds from our urban (and that always means: social) environments and relate them to our sound-making practices has been a continuous concern in his work. (The ‘noisy’ character of our piece harks back to the beginnings of Lucier’s career, before ‘I Am Sitting In A Room’ and the subsequent focus on audible beatings – compare the composer’s own 1967 realisation of North American Time Capsule on the album Vespers and Other Early Works.)

    The relationship between recording and (instrumentally) re-creating sounds that is at the core of (Hartford) Memory Space and Carbon Copies is also what interests recorder player Elisabeth Haselberger and myself, as a field recordist, in our duo work as Recorder Recorder. For our tribute to Alvin Lucier in times of the Covid-19 pandemic, we chose to make ‘field’ recordings of our apartments in Ulm and Augsburg which have become our main ‘fields’ of action during the lockdown phases of the pandemic, and then re-create these recordings with our instruments in the manner of Lucier’s Carbon Copies, Elisabeth on the Paetzold contrabass recorder and me on no-input mixers. Together with a text in German and English inspired by ‘I Am Sitting in a Room’, the field recording and the instrumental part form our respective inputs, which open the piece.

    As in the model we are paying tribute to, the piece itself performs the process the text describes. This can also be referred to the fact that ‘Corona communication’ is much more self-referential than other forms of communication due to the constant need for using uncommon, often limited, technologies. (‘Can you see me now?’ – ‘We can’t hear you.’ – ‘I’ll try again.’ – ‘Should we switch to a different platform?’ – ‘When the 40 minutes are over, I’ll send you a new link.’)

    We then played and recorded these inputs (consisting of text, field recording, and instrument) via Skype, Wonder.me, Facebook Live, Jitsi, Zoom, mobile phone, and then twice (there and back again) via the good old landline telephone. This recording process couldn’t have been performed by one person alone, so in spite of all the distance and delays inscribed into the piece that remove it very much from a performance with live interaction between musicians, it is still very much a duo piece due to its inherently collaborative character. All artefacts occurring during the process, including electromagnetic interference and incoming calls on the mobile phone, became part of the process. Each iteration of Elisabeth’s input is marked by the sample ‘wieder und wieder / again and again’ (her voice comes first), the iterations of my input are introduced by ‘again and again / wieder und wieder’ (my voice comes first). In a marked difference to Lucier’s approach, the material from the individual iterations is selected based on compositional decisions that have to do with musical timing, but might also be related to the ‘atmosphere’ or ‘feel’ of the pandemic. Based on this as well as on the material used, the piece could also be called Augsburg/Ulm Memory Space or Pandemic Time Capsule, because it tries to capture how it felt (and what it sounded like) to work over distance out of the involuntary isolation of the pandemic. Radio, as the first ‘remote presence’ medium in history, provides the ideal framework for exploring this new situation we’re finding ourselves in. After all, radio has always been about that space between intimacy and distance, signal and noise, that we’re now grappling with in newer media.
     
    Gerald Fiebig

  • Lia Kohl - Untitled Radio (futile, fertile)
    29 August 2023  4:40 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    The basis of this work is a series of improvisations with live radio static, created while in residence at ACRE in northwestern Wisconsin. ACRE is situated outside of Steuben, WI, an area rural enough that pockets of it get little to no radio signal. Instead, the FM signal offers a rich and varied palette of drones, percussive stutters and pops, prompting the ear to invent myriad sonic architecture: harmonies, melodies, landscapes. Though these radio improvisations could stand on their own as musical objects, here they serve as scores or guides for further response. This work is a collection of four of these responses, utilising synthesiser, cello, voice, and processed field recordings. Lia Kohl is a cellist, composer, and sound artist based in Chicago. Her wide-ranging practice includes solo composition and performance, installation, improvisation, and collaboration. She tours nationally and internationally, working in theater, jazz, rock, and experimental contexts. Her work centers curiosity and patience, an exploration of the mundane and profound possibilities of sound. Liairenekohl.com

  • Veronika Svobodova and Jasmina Al-Qaisi - SWINGING DRY WATER (SEMI SILENT, 2022)
    29 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    Sound compositions made by the artists invited for the 4th edition of SONIC FUTURE RESIDENCIES organized by SEMI SILENT, and that took place in the village Port Cetate, Romania, on the border of the Danube, in September 2022.

    Artistic director: Anamaria Pravicencu

    http://semisilent.ro

    Using the shore of the Danube in Port Cetate, Dolj as a whole orchestra of sounding and resonating matter, Jasmina Al-Qaisi and Veronika Svobodová make audible an everlasting ludic space of poetry. This geography, where they compose is marked by drought, wetness, scarcity, wealth, silence, noise which in permanent relation with the multiple legends about fountains, ghosts, forests, allows a multi-sensual reading of the space beyond binaries. While ‘swinging dry water’ the two artists played with a blur of polarities of time, space, materiality and perception, verbalised and sounded a multilingual text in the forest, on the water, in empty fountains and in their heads.

    Sound piece composed with recordings made during Sonic Futures Residencies in Port Cetate (Romania), a program by SEMI SILENT, and premiered in R{A}DIO{CUSTICA}, Czech Radio Vltava.

    Veronika Svobodová is an artist, musician, and scenographer. Her approach to work with sound reveals her relation to stage design, art of installation and performance. In her work she connects the aspects of space, time, and situation, often it is a response to specific places in the landscape or architecture.

    Jasmina Al-Qaisi is a writer for voice and paper appearing sometimes in other forms such as a walking scientist, the schnelle musikalische hilfe service, or as the only agent for the self-entitled-self-entitlement-office. Jasmina is as well listening with her hands and makes waves on free, independent, temporary, mobile radios and public radios writing with sound.

    https://jasminescu.com/

  • Buffer Zone
    29 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Lee Patterson – Springwork No.3 (2:19) from ‘Seven Vignettes’
     
    2) Jasna Velickovic – remote_backgrounds_I (4:02)



    3) Jasmina Al-Qaisi – Hobby (from ‘leaning (on) paranthesis’) (1:47)

  • again and again - That’s what the bucket is for
    29 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:40 pm

    description
    That’s what the bucket is for is the beginnings of a radiophonic fiction by Alison Scott, Becky Šik and Rosie Roberts. The work generates and dissolves an amorphous identity who sifts through data and is transfixed and subsumed by facts, stories and observations. The collaboration is informed by an improvisational ‘scrapbook’ approach to science fiction-making. A fragmentary narrative emerges from intuitive responses to both immediate environments and a rangey lot of matter the trio collected surrounding the theme of orbits. The result is a giddy selection of moving people, places and objects created through spinning, looping and reading in each other’s presence, expressed through music, narration, field recordings, and transcription.     
     
    It seemed astonishing to them that the most enduring mysteries of modern times could be reduced to a recorded analysis of stolen paperwork. If they were trying to say – what goes around, comes around – I was trying to make it real.     
     
    Biographies:     
     
    Rosie Roberts is an artist, writer and editor in Glasgow generally working collaboratively through ideas of synchronicity, time, locality and affect. She also works as a tour guide and in a shop.     
     
    Alison Scott is an artist, writer and art-worker often working with other artists on projects. Recent work has drawn on encounters with weather, land, and the idea of the commons. She is based in Angus.      
     
    Becky Šik is an artist filmmaker based in Glasgow whose work spans moving image, installation, sound, music, writing and publishing, often working collaboratively. Becky’s recent work explores the echo, electromagnetic phenomena and technologies as a way of understanding the body’s relationship to constructs of time and state.

  • Viv Corringham - Shadow-walk with John Bisset and Ivor Kallin
    29 August 2023  6:40 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    This is the latest in my longterm project “Shadow-walks.” John and Ivor took me on a walk through Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington. I’ve known and worked with them both for many years and admire their humour and their 2:13 TV films.
    “Shadow-walks” have occurred in Asia, Europe, Australia and the Americas. I ask people to take me on a special walk that has significance for them. I record our walk, then I retrace the route alone and sing my response. For the final piece I combine conversations with my singing.
     
    Biographies:
    Viv Corringham is a vocalist and sound artist who makes concerts, soundwalks and installations. She holds an MA Sonic Art and a Deep Listening teaching certificate. Described as “a vocalist of stunning virtuosity” by The Wire, her work has been presented in 26 countries.
    John Bisset is a guitarist & film maker; Ivor Kallin plays viola and is a Resonance radio host. Ivor & John have argued in the street for 35 years. Indoors they made a hundred films as 2:13 TV:
    https://www.youtube.com/user/TwothirteenTV

    Weblink:
    http://vivcorringham.org/

  • Live-to-Air - Cindy Islam / Lee Patterson
    29 August 2023  7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

    description
    Tickets pay what you can from: 
    Live-to-Air: Jasna Veličković/Cindy Islam/Lee Patterson | CCA Glasgow (cca-glasgow.com)

    Cindy Islam – The Land I Always Heard

    In this live-to-air performance Cindy Islam uses audio visual excerpts from Iraq and the UK to render the soundscape of their migration. Contemplating human movement and the inaudible or unheard sound of land, Cindy Islam creates audio environments as a way to make discoveries and connections to their herstory. The performance combines synthesised sounds, spoken words of their family and field recordings, to reconsider ways of hearing history and using techniques of listening to inform better futures. Conscious of the western gaze and the disaporic privilege to revisit war torn lands, Cindy Islam focuses on the micros, minutus and mundane, honing in on the overlooked repetitious loops of everyday experiences and noises.

    Cindy Islam is a sound artist and performer inspired by Sufi principles of sound as a divination tool, a way to reconnect to the origins of creation aka the first sound, also referenced to some as ‘God’. Absent of any musical training, Cindy Islam approaches the decolonisation of sound-making through a celebration of the amateur; collaging and layering synthesised noises, frequencies, field recordings and archival sounds from their migrations between Iraq, London and Scotland. With the intention to provide a sense of access, Islam constantly reminds audiences ‘the sounds are found and not created, only reheard’. For the previous five years Cindy Islam has developed the project Fossilised Frequencies and founded a sound arts space in Glasgow. Both ventures consider sound art as a method toward strengthening listening practices and using different variations of internal/external frequencies to retune to essence of love.

    Lee Patterson – Terrain

    As a live, improvised music work, Terrain is an experiment in chemical and mechanical sound synthesis, it may or may not feature the amplification and activation of materials ranging from rock chalk to burning nuts and seeds; old cd players and their motors; effervescent salts to amplified springs and vibrating metal to buzzing ampoules.

    Lee Patterson uses sound making and recording to devise performances with a selection of amplified objects, devices and processes. Based in Prestwich, Manchester, UK., he works internationally and has featured on UK TV, BBC Radios 3, 4 and 6, Resonance FM and on radio stations worldwide.

  • Le Chót Collectif - Le Chót
    29 August 2023  9:30 pm - 9:45 pm

    description
    At dawn,
    A scops owl rings the bell of an Occitan village and wakes the nightingales,
    A mobilette solo unfolds the landscape,
    A bumblebee flirts with a saxophone,
    The fickle water makes its way to the vineyard of a music lover,
    The baker waits for the wind…
    In the beginning was the sound.

    Le Chót is a collective sound piece born from a wander in the village of Azillanet in France in April 2023. The practice of field recording explores the sonic identity of the town: its inhabitants, its forests, its market, its music, its stories, its birds and its environmental deepness.

    They were made as part of the field recording workshop led by sound artist Félix Blume, by Ana Sany, Anaïs Binggeli, Célia Dessardo, Cicely Fell, Déborah Benarrosch, Irazema Vera, Jacob Redman, Léa Roger, Marie Casanova and Mathias Arrignon, and with the kind support from Martine, Georges, Stéphane, Nico, Marie, Jacques, Marc, Anne and Myriam.
     
    Links:
    Félix Blume: https://felixblume.com/ Workshop: https://felixblume.com/workshop/

  • Yol - work death heaven
    29 August 2023  9:45 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    a journey made with sounds from the industrial estate i used to work on, an autoharp i took when we were clearing my parents house, and a street preacher heard from inside a temporary art space in the town centre.

    is there a heaven? the evidence as presented here is inconclusive. there is a dog though, you can definitely hear one on this. bad investigative journalism at its best.

    Yol is a performance/visual/text artist currently based in Hull. Working with physical performance, space as instrument/collaborator, mangled language and extended vocal techniques his work appears in the form of physical performances, installations, and diy released product. Found objects/mouth noise.


    Links:

    https://yolnoise.bandcamp.com

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg6WPqxpXl32mCQoQO7G6dg

    https://mobile.twitter.com/brighthouse5

  • Shorts 37
    29 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1 – Gabrielle Hasler – Orangeism – La Sicilia (14:51)
    2 – Dream Diary – OST #1: 04 A4    (1:00)
    3 – Bergur Anderson – Around the Songster’s Commune (16:34)
    4 – Andrea Oppo – Campu Perdu (10:10)
    5 – Mark Vernon    – Call Back Carousel Ep 5: Paignton Zoo    (15:38)

    1 – Gabrielle Hasler – Orangeism – La Sicilia

    In the second Corona winter I fled to Sicily for three months. I was curiously on the road with my iPhone, recording observations as voice messages, letting myself be fascinated by the Sicilian contrasts. The sound of the sea at Taormina, the shouting of the fishmongers in Catania, the hammering of the tinsmiths in Palermo… Staging and corso take place everywhere and all day long – the fish market in Catania: basically a gigantic opera choir…
    Except for the city guide in Palermo, the Italian spoken sentences are from Google Translator.

    Gabriele Hasler’s sound and tonal language is influenced by her involvement with contemporary jazz, electronic sound art and avant-garde pop. The exploration of the voice as an instrument led to a sophisticated collection of vocal techniques. Her voice is used both purely acoustically or amplified. In her “Hörichte” thematic field recordings, soundscapes and loops are added.
    Hasler has been releasing on LAIKA Records since 2016, her latest release. “Herden und andere Büschel” received the German Record Award 1/2021 in the Grenzgänge category.

    http://www.gabrielehasler.de

    2 – Dream Diary – OST #1:A4    

    https://freemusick.bandcamp.com/album/ost-1

    3 – Bergur Anderson – Around the Songster’s Commune

    Around the Songster’s Commune is a sonic drift into troubadour poetry and song. Collected here are experimental interpretations of existing troubadour poems, notations, personas — as well as try outs in song-writing, love poetry, and field recording. The piece is thought of as a speculative sonic space that reflects on the thriving troubadour society of Medieval Europe.

    Recorded at Jambes, Brussels, 2022
    Published as a cassette on Brussels-Rotterdam based label Futura Resistenza

    Bergur Anderson is an Icelandic visual artist, composer and sound-maker based in Rotterdam. Through various solo and collaborative projects he makes publications, performances and installations that reflect on his interests in polyphonic storytelling, orality and the transitory qualities of sound.

    https://berguranderson.info

    4 – Andrea Oppo – Campu Perdu

    This is an unmixed natural soundscape made in the suggestive Asinara Island. You can hear the wind like you are inside it. Like you are an abandoned prison, or an abandoned stall. You can also feel yourself like an animal, a special animal which lives here and gave the name at the island itself.. or like a prisoner, a free prisoner under the sky and hidden in the wind. Just go blind for this journey. This is a prison but a windy one.

    My name is Andrea Oppo, I live and work in Italy in cinema and documentary films as sound mixer and boom operator. I’m very interested in recording sound for documentaries.

    https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9443862/
    https://taeateh.bandcamp.com/album/2011-i-want-a-desert-island-more-time-to-get-brown-more-time-to-be-alone

    5 – Mark Vernon    – Call Back Carousel Ep 5: Paignton Zoo

  • NoNothing - Actuality
    28 August 2023  11:00 pm - 29 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    An explorational homage to the “bedroom weirdo scene”, that is, pre-internet audio compositions made in bedrooms by weirdos, not necessarily with a sleep or sexual connotation, for the mail-art cassette trading network. Features Mark Reeve, Liam Olan, Rocky Roller & The Rocks, The Distortionists and The Thrybergh Rastas.

    https://nonothinggg.blogspot.com/

  • Shorts 44
    29 August 2023  11:00 pm - 30 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    1 – Galo Durán – Anatolia (4:49)
    2 – Anabelle Adamcewicz – 60 Second radio: Ambient techno (1:04)
    3 – Johnny Dixon – Was This Helpful? Vol 2 Part 2 (16:08)
    4 – Arturo Pacheco Manzano – TETZAHUITL (Omen) (17:30)
    5 – Joanne Matthews – Listening is difficult (10:17)
    6 – Rophone – The Birth of Machine (7:14)

    1 – Galo Durán – Anatolia

    All sounds were recorded by Galo Durán in Istanbul and Capadoccia / Nov and Dec, 2022.

    Galo Durán – MÉXICO. Based in Mexico city. Since 2002 makes music for films projects.
    2010-Artistic residence in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
    2011- Soundscape of Jamma el Fna, Marrakech, Moroco.
    He has also participated in the International Film Festival in buenos aires
    Argentina BAFICI 2010 and in the international film festival Rotterdam IFFR
    2012 Netherlands.
    2013-Nominee to an Ariel prize – original music
    2015-performances in Tokyo, Kioto and Wakayama Japan
    2017- performances in Bangkok, Thailand,
    and ho chi minh city ( Saigon ), Vietnam
    2018 – performances for second time in Tokyo and kioto , japan.
    2020- Won Ariel prize : best original music
    2020- Won best original soundtrack prize – Pantalla de cristal film festival,
    Mexico
    2021- Nominee, Best Sound Design, ( Estepario / short ) Anatolia International
    Film Festival, Turkey.
    2022. recorder sounds in Anatolia , ( Istanbul and capadoccia ) Turkey

    2 – Anabelle Adamcewicz – 60 Second radio: Ambient techno

    My artistic intention with this piece was to convey the nostalgia that comes with the passing of time. This was depicted through the use of MIDI sampling techniques which mimic the ticking sound of a clock. As the piece progresses, this ticking can be heard to be layered, creating a sense of momentum as ‘time’ progresses. Panning effects were also used on this ticking sound to create a notion of
    the piece surrounding the listener, in almost a circular motion like how time can be perceived. I placed this sound at the start and end to create structure in the piece which can be heard to end with the ticking sound and the sound of a crash, reversed to indicate what could be, the sudden feeling of one’s time stopping. I also incorporated sounds which reminded me of nature such as thunder and rain to play in the background. This adds to the ambient feel of the piece and also, symbolises how time passes with nature. The melody and synthesised sounds were produced also through MIDI sampling and were incorporated to encapsulate the feelings of nostalgia
    associated with the passing of time. Through this technique, I looped the synthesiser which can be heard at the start to create a subtle beat to depict the forward momentum of time.

    3 – Johnny Dixon – Was This Helpful? Vol 2 Part 2

    4 – Arturo Pacheco Manzano – TETZAHUITL (Omen)

    In the Florentine Codex, the story of the conquest of Mexico begins with the eight omens that began to be seen approximately ten years before the arrival of the Spanish: Celestial phenomena, the spontaneous combustion of the temple of Huitzilopochtli, temples struck by lightning in days sunny days, floods or the appearance of strange beings and mysterious creatures. This radio production is inspired by this Codex under the principle of recreating a sound environment for the narration, through the use of radio language and the concept of soundscape.

    Arturo Pacheco Manzano (Xochimilco, Mexico City, Mexico)
    Radialist, musician, psychologist from Mexico City. He has worked as a transcriber, musical arranger and instrumental performer in various cultural events in Mexico and other countries. Research psychologist and consultant, therapist, university teacher and school prefect. He has also collaborated since the time of the pandemic with cultural groups and in free and community radio production in different territories of the country and on the internet.

    5 – Joanne Matthews – Listening is difficult    

    An audio exploration of the difficulties of listening made up from field recordings, situated in am rural artist residency, filtered through a distracted mind.

    Joanne Matthews is an artist and producer working collaboratively across performance, moving image, sound and installation. Their work is shaped by social-political contexts, research into deep ecology and queer speculative fiction.

    http://www.jojomatthews.art

    @jojo.maffyews on instagram

    6 – Rophone – The Birth of Machine    

    I have always been fascinated my machines. Being an ‘80s child – The Terminator, Robocop, Akira…are all burned into my childhood memory.

    I have also grown up with technology too – from the early ZX Spectrum to the AI of today, I’ve experienced the growth first hand. I have seen how technology has formed and shaped our lives, and the paranoia that has gone with it.

    This piece is an entirely fictitious account of the alternative history of the birth (not manufacture) of machines, played out in three parts – fire, consciousness, then the eventual heartbeat.

    My name is Mike, but I perform under the moniker Rophone and Mykadelica. I have performed in and around London as a dj/vj/live act for around 10 years, playing such venues as the Social, The Alibi, the Foundry, and Modern Art Gallery, Oxford amongst many others. Most recently I have played Boat Live and Iklectik.
    Mykadelica is based around the cross-pollination of ideas across the 2D, 3D and Sound spectrums; Rophone is saved for more experimental sounds and electronics.
    This will be my 3rd Radiophrenia piece; I’m looking forward to you hearing it.
    I can be found at http://www.mykadelica.com.

30 August 2023
  • Sheffield Patrol Group - Cunt FM presents RADIO CUNT: BY CUNTS – FOR CUNTS
    30 August 2023  12:00 am - 12:45 am

    description
    Cunt FM is a volunteer run community radio station. So, we need cunts like YOU to get involved. At Cunt FM we learn by doing, so what you put in you get out. It’s a place where you can share what’s best about being a cunt and where the cunts you will meet are as cuntish as you and the atmosphere is always exciting. We update our programme schedule on a seasonal basis but we are always open to new programme proposals and ideas about the best ways of being a cunt…

    P. Weir. Semi-artistic type, 1979 – 1991. Mercenary do-gooder, 1991 – date. Chief Patroller, Sheffield Patrol Group, 2017 – date. Possessed of an ill-conceived ambition to be a kind of nihilistic monk.
    P. Weir likes crystal balls, mirror balls, garden gnomes, highly polished leather, and black velvet. As a child, he took possession of a crystal ball in a black velvet bag that belonged to an old woman living in a caravan, but he then took fright and discarded the crystal ball and the black velvet bag, and he has no memory of where he put them.

    https://sheffieldpatrolgroup.wordpress.com/

  • Neil Johnstone & Winterwood - Arriving in the Oceans of Different Views
    30 August 2023  12:45 am - 1:30 am

    description
    ‘Arriving in the Oceans of Different Views’  is the first recorded collaboration between Wellington based, Scottish visual artist and musician Neil Johnstone, and Winterwood.   
     
    The music takes inspiration from a series and accompanies an exhibition  of paintings by the Dutch  artist Robèrt Franken. ( Exhibiting in Australia in 2023) 
     
    “My River Styx  series of etchings was inspired by an image I saw of Charon as a kid. A skeleton with a cape on. I took that information and changed it around. I was born with a skeleton and my flesh is the cape. So I am crossing the river in this life. And gave an account of the journey. When I die I reach the other side. It is difficult to use or write about a meaning, because it is an aloof substance. I like to create works that make one wonder or even feel lost. But possess the quality to enthrall.” –  Robèrt Franken  
     
    https://eastcapecalling.bandcamp.com/album/arriving-in-the-oceans-of-different-views  
     
    Winterwood –  
    https://www.facebook.com/WinterwoodMusicN
    https://www.instagram.com/winterwoodnz  
     
    East Cape Calling 
    https://eastcapecalling.bandcamp.com/ 
    https://www.facebook.com/EastCapeCalling/  
    https://www.instagram.com/eastcapecalling

  • Selenium Dust Particle - Music for Tempting Failure
    30 August 2023  1:30 am - 2:00 am

    description
    Selenium Dust Particle investigates the mechanical sounds of instruments, old grammophone records, wax cylinders, distortion in tape recorders, cassette players and short wave radio and brings them together into a whole new sounduniverse.  
     
    https://seleniumdustparticle.bandcamp.com

  • Gary Wilkinson - ONLINE CONSPIRACY THEORIES///Symphony
    30 August 2023  2:00 am - 2:30 am

    description
    This symphony deals with the viral spread of Online conspiracy theories which happened in parallel with the Covid-19 pandemic.

    The symphony has been created using small pieces that represent online posts which can be arranged in any order allowing each iteration of the symphony to be different. This echoes the individual uniqueness of social media algorithms, which play a pivotal role in the spread of online conspiracy theories.

    The piece uses bitonality throughout to describe online conspiracy theories from both inside and outside the algorithm/echo chamber.

     
     
    Gary Wilkinson creates orchestral music created using cut-ups, loops and layers of public domain classical pieces.

    He comes from Ashington in the North East of England, a former mining community which has been ‘left behind’ and is struggling through a ‘downturn’.

    The music he makes covers stories and subjects from an area described as one of the most depressed in the country.

    His pieces Alcohol Fuelled Violence, Fixed Odds Betting Terminals, Cannabis Farms, Wind Farms, Spiritualist Church and Cage Fights have all been transmitted as part previous Radiophrenia broadcasts.

    Instagram: @garywilkinsonmusic

    Facebook:  @garywilkinsonmusic

  • Matthew P. Hopkins - Leon (B)
    30 August 2023  2:30 am - 3:00 am

    description
    Recorded at Cafe OTO, London on the 21st December 2016. Leon is a celebration of this one night in Dalston, and was originally released on Friday 16th December 2017 in an edition of 60 cassettes.

    Matthew P. Hopkins is a sound maker based in Melbourne, Australia. Hopkins employs a mixed bag of source material; prepared cassettes, found sounds, feedback, assorted electronics, processed voice, and occasional instrumentation, to produce work characterised by awry ambience, sombre refrains, hissing clunk, and odd atmospheres.

    Hopkins has released recordings through Penultimate Press (UK), Vittelli Records (UK), Alberts Basement (AU), Canti Magnetici (IT), and Thalamos (GR).

    https://matthewphopkins.bandcamp.com/

  • Ryan Frame - buses, walks and radges
    30 August 2023  3:00 am - 5:00 am

    description
    A selection of phone recordings of morning and evening walks, radges in the streets and buses of Edinburgh and random noises including the frying of eggs and a few other things. Improv mixed via a digital DJ app with a few crass effects thrown in the mix.Ryan Frame bio: Lo-fi experimental field recording enthusiast from the Scottish central belt. Tracks mainly built around one take Iphone voice recordings. Everyday sounds of the streets, buses, random pub conversations and noise. Borderline sound art.

  • The Conduction Series - Running, oppositional forces
    30 August 2023  5:00 am - 6:00 am

    description
    AUGUST BLACK conductor (Boulder, CO)•AUGUSTÍN GENOUD (Buenos Aires, Argentina)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•FLORENCIA CURCI (Buenos Aires, Argentina)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Alexandra Spence - Sound Diary Sept-Nov 2022
    30 August 2023  6:00 am - 6:30 am

    description
    Alexandra Spence Sound diary: Sept-Nov 2022

    Whilst travelling and touring across Europe in Sept-Nov 2022, instead of field recording – I made short descriptive notes on environmental sounds that piqued my interest. I had been feeling disillusioned with field recording and keeping these notes allowed me to examine what it was I enjoyed in each sound I encountered. For this piece I have used my text descriptions as a kind of score for miniatures, attempting to reimagine and recreate these sounds using various, unrelated sources; allowing these descriptions to re-compose musical memory.

    +Truck reversing out of town square layered deep resonant drone, like music, Kristiansand
    +Nescafe in hotel room bubbly mid pitch rising
    +Bathroom door in teateret squeaky staccato texture, Kristiansand
    +Saxophone noise show of shower handle in Brunswick hotel, Glasgow
    +Gentle squeal of gate at Hanley court, London
    +Man in front of me on train Cologne to Berlin, snapping a piece of the window blind gently creating an elastic band resonance snap sound, blended really well with the Jenny Hval album I was simultaneously listening to
    +Cheery Berlin tram-stop jingle
    +Footsteps on cobbled stairs in graffiti alley way, near Intendente, Lisbon
    +Internal music on train to Paris
    +Sirens across Europe, bouncing, encircling, spinning off buildings around the city (all the EU sirens sound the same)
    +2x Cherry pickers in the Tate turbine hall installing Cecilia Vicuña, glissandi drones as they move. Striking, shifting resonant harmonies
    +Squeaky swing – metal harmonics in a park on Garibaldi Palestrina, Milan
    +Listening to Kendrick – the Heart Part 5 at take-off, voice awash with loud engine sound
    +Trolley in Bratislava old town bumping on rails and echoing off buildings – deep club bass tones
    +Man rubbing a twig against the granite footpath at the Slavin memorial, Bratislava
    +Voices of Italian tourists bouncing off Soviet memorial staircase, Bratislava
    +Someone sneezing in a quiet section of a violin and double bass improv set in Stockholm
    +Rhythm of water dripping off boat into Stockholm harbour
    +Squeaky mooring of boat and ramp, Stockholm harbour
    +Rain falling on Filmhuset, Stockholm

    Biography:

    Alexandra Spence is a sound artist and musician living on unceded Wangal land in Sydney. Through her practice Alex attempts to reimagine the intricate relationships between the listener, the object, and the surrounding environment as a kind of communion or conversation. Her aesthetic favours field recordings, analogue technologies and object interventions. Alex has presented her in Australia and abroad including BBC Radio; Ausland, Berlin; Café Oto, London; EMS, Stockholm; Punkt Festival, Kristiansand; Standards Studio, Milan; AB Salon, Brussels; Radiophrenia, Glasgow; Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid; Sound Forms Festival, Hong Kong; MONO, Brisbane; The Substation, Melbourne; Soft Centre,  Liveworks Festival with Liquid Architecture, Sydney. She regularly collaborates with MP Hopkins as Banana and has released her music with Room40, Longform editions, Mappa, More Mars (Banana), and Canti Magnetici.


    Weblinks:

    https://alexandraspence.net/
    linktr.ee/alexandraspence

    Social media: https://www.instagram.com/alxandraspence/

  • Daniella Valz Gen & Sammy Paloma - You can call me horse
    30 August 2023  6:30 am - 7:00 am

    description
    ‘You can call me horse’ is a collage of spoken word and soundscapes. It speculates on the origin story of Chiron, an immortal god from Greek mythology that’s part horse and part human, a teacher of medicine in spite of his chronic pain. Astrologers have speculated about the symbolic significance of the asteroid Chiron in natal charts as indicating woundedness and deep healing. This piece was developed in collaboration with fellow Chiron devotee Sammy Paloma who did the sound design, and Maggie the mare from Ealing Riding School. It was initially commissioned for the Visions Listening programme by Serafine 1369 as part of YOYI! Care Repair Heal, Gropius Bau 2022.

    Words and concept by Daniella Valz Gen
    Soundscape by Sammy Paloma

    Daniella Valz Gen is a poet, artist and oracle. Their work explores the interstices between languages, cultures and value systems with an emphasis on embodiment and ritual.

    Sammy Paloma is an artist, poet and witch living between Bristol and Shetland, UK. She paints, hand pokes tattoos, sings an approximate falsetto, writes poems, and makes computer games.

    https://daniellavalzgen.net
    https://sammypaloma.com

    IG
    @daniella_vg
    @sammypaloma_

  • Martin Eccles - Watershed
    30 August 2023  7:00 am - 7:30 am

    description
    On a one-acre patch of north Northumberland moorland the rainfall soaks into the peat and then slowly drains away. But this acre is a watershed for three river catchments. Water flows through the land, flowing east to coalesce into the River Aln, to the south the Coquet, to the north the Tweed. One acre feeds rainfall into the North Sea over a distance of 35 miles. Recorded using linked traditional microphone and hydrophone Watershed presents the sounds of three burns as each flows through the land, close to and away from the watershed into a different river catchment. Headphones recommended.
     
    My practice reflects my experience of being in and walking through natural environments. I use sound recording and text to present time, place, distance and movement in the landscape and to provide an opportunity for a listener to consider what it means to move through the landscape at a human pace and scale. Written or spoken and transcribed notes made whilst walking provide the material for poems, often in the form of haiku, and other text works. I have exhibited nationally and internationally and have created radio works for Framework Radio, Resonance EXTRA and Radiophrenia.
    web links, name and contact details

    https://martinpeccles.com

  • Tom Scott - Lost Things
    30 August 2023  7:30 am - 8:00 am

    description
    On Southend and Benfleet salt marshes sits an art work ‘Graveyard of Lost Species’ a collaboration between YoHa and Critical Art Ensemble, commissioned by Arts Catalyst.
     
    The Lost Things audio work is a response to the boat decaying on the marsh, the recording point due East about 80 ft from the boat and five inches about the ground, left to record 30min of what ever passed sound wise, wind, birds, planes, distant dogs and trains. The day was grey, clouds lowered to the river, bright lichen, marsh grass yet to bloom and revive into spring colour, mud.

    Web: https://sites.google.com/view/acoustic-landscapes/other-works/lost-things
    facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bellartlabs/

  • Shorts 10
    30 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1) Arthur Compte – Vérité 24 (9:24)
    2) Pageboi – GGow1 (4:00)
    3) João Pedro Oliveira – Mahakala Sadhana (9:51)
    4) Zo Bailly – Recipe for Radical Rest (serves 3) (10:08)
    5) Kim Buikema – Voice Fugue (1:30)
    6) Beer Fear – ‘Untitled 1’ (11:55)
    7) Diana Duta – Ballade XI C (2:40)  
    8) Steve Ashby –  County Crossing (7:50)


    1) Arthur Compte – Vérité 24

    “Photography is truth, cinema is truth 24 for times per second.”, Le Petit Soldat (1963), Jean-Luc Godard. To consider this statement through the prism of sound, the composer chose to start with a phonography and then to adorn it with other elements to obtain a “mix of 24 sounds per second” and, in a second step, a “micro-montage of 24 sounds per second”. If one sound per second is the truth, how can 24 truths sound?

    Arthur Comte is a French composer, producer and musician fascinated by the endless musical possibilities allowed by the digital environment. He also composes music under the name Gérard Julius. He blends organic and electronic sounds to create an eclectic music between pop, groove, ambient and experimental.

    https://www.instagram.com/gerard_julius_chaude/

    2) Pageboi – GGow1

    The first sound piece I made from field recordings I took around Glasgow on a rainy day during the pandemic lockdown period.

    I am an artist currently living and working in Glasgow. Lately, I’ve been using field recordings to make soundscapes with added vocal distortion.

    3) João Pedro Oliveira – Mahakala Sadhana

    This piece is part of a group of 3 works called The Journey of Sounds. It was conceived as a western perspective about some musical traditions of the eastern countries. There is no intention to establish strict theoretical relations, but the pieces of the Journey of Sounds are the result of sound images suggested by these eastern traditions. Mahakala Sadhana is based on the musical tradition of Tibet Buddhism. The Mahakala Chak-she-pa is protector of the Darma, that removes all the obstacles and permits the achievement of full illumination.

    Composer João Pedro Oliveira holds the Corwin Endowed Chair in Composition for the University of California at Santa Barbara. He studied organ performance, composition, and architecture in Lisbon. He completed a Ph.D. in Music at the University of New York at Stony Brook. He has received over 70 international prizes and awards for his works, including the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship in 2023, the Bourges Magisterium Prize, and the Giga-Hertz Special Award among others. His music is played all over the world. His publications include several articles in journals and a book on 20th century music theory.
    http://www.jpoliveira.com

    4) Zo Bailly – Recipe for Radical Rest (serves 3)

    Recipe for radical rest (serves 3) is about a Peruvian-American family who uses rest as a tool to uproot colonisation.

    Maria Rosita is an activist who experienced burnout after opening her restaurant in Portland, Maine. Her daughter, Heather Flor started questioning her relationship to work at an artist residency where she felt paralysed by the pressure she put on herself to create.

    And Ediercito is four years old. His work is to “eat, make things, play and cut triangles”.

    My name is Zo Bailly (they/them). I work on audio docs about: inner-landscapes, capitalism, crushes, homes and strangers. I grew up in Canberra, Australia within a French-American family. I am most interested in collaborative projects where a thoughtful process > a perfect product. My work has appeared on: On Air Fest, WMPG, CJLO and at the Art Matters Festival. I am a recent graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Portland, Maine. Currently learning, making and keeping warm in Montréal.

    zo.hotglue.me

    5) Kim Buikema – Voice Fugue

    Alongside being a musical form, fugue also refers to a disassociated, amnesiac state in which a person loses their sense of self and identity. “Voice Fugue” employs basic fugal composition techniques with spoken text to evoke a sense of disassociation or confusion for the listener.

    Kim Buikema is a Midwest-born, Brooklyn-based audio producer, media maker, and screenwriter. Kim previously worked as a music and media studies teacher in London before earning a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling in Chicago. Music and mental health are often topics in her work, and Kim loves to experiment with both aural & visual storytelling and making music with non-musical elements. She is currently pursuing an MFA in Integrated Media Arts at Hunter College, City University New York.

    https://kimbuikema.wixsite.com/kimberly-buikema

    6) Beer Fear – Untitled 1

    This submission is a rendition of a live performance, which includes sounds produced by live codes, field recordings, stringed instruments and 2 vocal conversations between 2 people. The concept of the piece came from the subtle idea of contrast and exploring parallels, particularly focusing on the ability to carry breath on vowels and not on consonants.

    Birthed from a place fertile of boredom and anxiety, Beer Fear is a duo project between Isaac Goldsbury Murray and Nat Mile Halaseh. This piece was originally performed live at ‘Silence Fascism #3’, a noise and experimentation night at The Lubber Fiend in Newcastle upon Tyne.

    7) Diana Duta – Ballade XI C

    Ballades Infidèles is a research group working around the ‘Ballades en jargon’ – eleven poems composed by XVth century poet Françoys Villon and written in the secret tongue of the Coquillard·es, a posse of French rogues. These ballads repurpose medieval language to narrate social underworlds in code. They invite to a reflection on the possibility of otherness and the estrangement within a ’same’ language. In these excerpts, a translation of Ballade XI is modulated through a landscape of street vendors’ cries. With Simon Asencio, Diana Duta, Chloe Chignell, Cee Fülleman, Loucka Fiagan, camille gerenton, Anouchka Oler, etaïnn zwer et al.

    Diana Duta is an artist working with sound in hypnotic ways, with a background in art and socio-cultural linguistics. Her work focuses on concepts of mimesis, reiteration, translation and echoic memory, by re-interpreting existing material into multiple forms, with an ear on our relationship to the non-human, embodied sound and the act of listening. She makes music performances (as DIAN), works for radio, sound installations and collaborative translation projects. Her project Jambes founded in 2019 is a recording studio commissioning new work by artists experimenting with sound and voice, based in Brussels or elsewhere.

    8) Steve Ashby –  County Crossing

    County Crossing collects sound material from The Living Bridge and along the banks of the River Shannon as one ventures down the path towards Limerick’s City Centre. Resonances of reeds, foliage, and the bridge itself merge to intimate sonic phantoms within the air, land, and lives shaped by its might.
     
    Steve Ashby is a musician, composer, and sound artist based in the United States. Ashby work focuses on sound found in the natural and digital world to discover places of intersection which engage in the art of listening. Recent performances and residencies include EMS Stockholm Guest Composer Series, Radiophrenia Scotland, Cube Fest at Virginia Tech, New Music Gathering, Sound Arts Richmond, and the NYC Electroacoustic Music Festival.

  • Radical Murmur - Episode 3 - Reflections amidst the Noise
    30 August 2023  9:00 am - 10:00 am

    description
    RADICAL MURMUR – A Sonic Exploration in Three Parts
     
    We live in a media era that is dominated by image and language, yet sound often seems less important. In Radical Murmur TRASHLINIE dives into the possibilities of the sonic dimension. In this triptych we meet thinkers, sound artists and composers who, in very different ways, take sound as their starting point. With them we try to learn to listen with new ears. How can “sonic sensibility”, to echo a term used by one of the interviewees, raise our awareness of the complexity and polyphony of society? What can sound tell us about our position in the world and our relationship with our fellow human beings or with nature? How does change, or loss, sound? Radical Murmur consists of three episodes: The Sonic City, Resonances of Loss and Reflections amidst the Noise. With the collaboration of Justin Bennett, Evelien van den Broek, Peter Cusack, Mint Park, Davide Tidoni and Salomé Voegelin.


    Radical Murmur – Episode 3 – Reflections amidst the Noise

    “Sound can get contagious and move from mouth to mouth, or from body to body.” In the third and final episode, we immerse ourselves in the remarkable sonic practices of two sound artists. On the Hembrug terrain in Zaandam, Mint Park takes us on a field recording session. Mint uses turbulence and field recordings to bring about a distinct non-human perspective. We also meet Davide Tidoni. His work involves flogging microphones and speakers, popping balloons and documenting the vocal culture of hooligans. In two languages, Davide provides a listening guide to his multifaceted work. What artistic and political potential is hidden in sound? An episode about risk, entropy, turbulence, contamination, control and chance.



    BIO 
     
    TRASHLINIE is the heading under which we, a sound artist/radio maker (Sjoerd Leijten) and an architectural historian/publicist (Roel Griffioen), have been making podcasts and audio projects since 2019. With TRASHLINIE we are interested in evoking a sense of space through sound. Interviews are typically conducted on location; this means that street noise and spontaneous encounters are included in the montage. The soundscape of any street can reveal a lot about the acoustic dimensions and atmosphere of a place, and even abstract and gradually unfolding processes like gentrification, segregation or ecological degradation can be audible, or at least have an effect on the sound profile of a place.  
     
    http://www.trashlinie.org

     

     

     

  • Earigami #5: Lac Gelé / Frozen Lake (French Speaking)
    30 August 2023  10:00 am - 10:20 am

    description
    Ice, Food for thoughts
    ― Léo Campion

    January 2022, Jura, France

    Resurfacing, yes, a little differently, to better blend into the landscape. Glide across vast frozen stretches of land, in the smoothness of frosty sounds, where even ice bends at the bite of the cold and splits with the strangest songs, to the rhythm of escaping bubbles. Powdery silences and weightless crystals, in the vibrating thickness of a moment along a lake in the Jura.
    Earigami, every month, like a game, a ritual of multiplying dimensions and perspectives, tuning in every other end of the world, on the edges, at the fringes, in between, to get to know otherwise. So inside, out, in the present. Among others.


    PHAUNERADIO.com
    PHAUNE RADIO is a little bug as curious and untameable as the strange sounds it airs 24h/7 on the world wild web and on on your mobile phones: soundscapes from the wider world, bald and hairy music, meetings with animals, archives from the future, eartoys….
    Phaune Radio, it’s like night and day. More than 10 000 tracks for an handmade airplay : effervescent and tousled during the day, horizontal and experimental from 10:00pm (Paris Timezone).
     
    phauneradio.com

    Floriane Pochon
    Thinks and writes with sounds. Searches, guesses, produces forms. Sound forms, hybrid forms, living forms but also forms of perception, transmission. Since 2013, has been breathing through and for Phaune Radio, a mobile webradio dedicated to acoustic ecology, radio arts and unheard-of music. A little bug as curious and wild as the strange sounds it airs 24h/7… Since 2014, has also been crossbreeding sonic and literary narratives with the writer Alain Damasio for the sound arts studio “Tarabust”. Since 2016, has also been growing audio ecosystems in Virtual Reality between Montreal and France. Exploration of suspended moments, populated silences, worlds to come or already there, all her works follow the wild thread of the living that vibrates: hybrid compositions, fictions, soundwalks, events and sound installations in unusual places …
     
    mushin.fr

  • Keith de Mendonca - MissCommInformation
    30 August 2023  10:20 am - 10:40 am

    description
    It is a dream-state meditation about human communication.  The composition is created primarily from my field recordingsas well as numbers stations from the Conet project The Conet Project – Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations [ird059] : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive and a radio telescope recording sent to me by Jem Finer. The composition starts with the sound of church bells which traditionally mark the sonic boundary of a local community. It then descends into a radio babble of emergency worker calls, number stations and a paranoid analysis of events. The focus then moves to the cries of street sellers in the backstreets of Bengaluru – voices slowly falling silent as supermarkets and new ways of living change that society. The piece ends with death – a final loss of communication.

  • Evamaria Müller - This landscape is invisible
    30 August 2023  10:40 am - 11:00 am

    description
    A rainy month spend in rural Italy with an old humming fridge and a hooting owl on the roof. Creating Tapeloops and thinking about how we consume places, how we constuct landscapes, how our gaze is constructed though signs and why we need noise to cancel out other noise.

    In her artistic practice, Evamaria Müller is interested in the formation of landscapes, the natural, technical and cultural mixing processes which come with that and what these (inter) actions sound like. Through the direct engagement with the places visited, their stories and their acoustic signature, her works examine sounds, structures and objects of our surroundings in order to emphasize the voices contained within.

    http://www.evamariamueller.net

  • Melissa McCarthy - All That Flow: Episode 3
    30 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:15 am

    description
    Traffic is moving freely along the M8, clotting up after the A720. There’s a capsized vehicle in a ditch following an incident with two contradictory bicycles. We’re hearing reports of a collision, some photographers, and prosthetics near the overpass. The cars hiss by my window; the highway’s jammed. We have the fast track on movement, circulation, and vectors. Tune in for the latest travel updates and motor news, for all that flow.

    Melissa McCarthy’s next book, Photo, Phyto, Proto, Nitro, is published by Sagging Meniscus in November 2023. Sharks, Death, Surfers: An Illustrated Companion, from Sternberg Press, came out in 2019. She lives in Edinburgh and writes about art, literature, and sharks.
    http://sharksillustrated.org

  • Phaune Radio - CoMute #3: Boats
    30 August 2023  11:15 am - 11:30 am

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    Transcript / translation: https://phauneradio.com/media/transcript/Comute_transcript-translation_episode_3.pdf

    There is nowhere else to be but the moment. 

    ― Alan Watts

    November 2022, Batobus, Paris, France

    Last boat not least, always on deck for you, Phaune Radio steams off and tacks along the waves, the time of a ferry tale. Fluid waves, live streams, evaporation of time… Immediate boarding for an intense moment of in-Seine drifting to the rhythm of the words of Alan Watts.
    For its tenth season of podcasts, Phaune Radio transports you to the joy of a mutating reality where space-time could well expand. Rarely one-way voice, sense of disorientation and just passing frequencies… Don’t miss the connections!
    [Huge thanks to Mark Watts and the Alan Watts Organization for their support!]


    PHAUNERADIO.com
    PHAUNE RADIO is a little bug as curious and untameable as the strange sounds it airs 24h/7 on the world wild web and on on your mobile phones: soundscapes from the wider world, bald and hairy music, meetings with animals, archives from the future, eartoys….
    Phaune Radio, it’s like night and day. More than 10 000 tracks for an handmade airplay : effervescent and tousled during the day, horizontal and experimental from 10:00pm (Paris Timezone).
     
    phauneradio.com

    Floriane Pochon
    Thinks and writes with sounds. Searches, guesses, produces forms. Sound forms, hybrid forms, living forms but also forms of perception, transmission. Since 2013, has been breathing through and for Phaune Radio, a mobile webradio dedicated to acoustic ecology, radio arts and unheard-of music. A little bug as curious and wild as the strange sounds it airs 24h/7… Since 2014, has also been crossbreeding sonic and literary narratives with the writer Alain Damasio for the sound arts studio “Tarabust”. Since 2016, has also been growing audio ecosystems in Virtual Reality between Montreal and France. Exploration of suspended moments, populated silences, worlds to come or already there, all her works follow the wild thread of the living that vibrates: hybrid compositions, fictions, soundwalks, events and sound installations in unusual places …
     
    mushin.fr

  • Buffer Zone
    30 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

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    1) Jasmina Al-Qaisi – Wound (from ‘leaning (on) paranthesis’) (1:52)

     
    2) Yiskāh – ‘Sudronen’ (12:24) 

    ‘Sudronen’ (Cornish for ‘drone’) is a piece of experimental drone-music. It is the production of a project demonstrating an exploration into the history and application of drones and noise within music and sound, using audio recorded in their natural environments (i.e., not created through synthetic means or digital manipulation), and natural means of drone enhancement, by way of reverberation, acoustics, and noise. Recording sites included slate caverns, tunnels, viaducts, and fogou’s,

    The final product is a sub-heavy ambient drone work that sits like a standing wave yet imperceptibly steadily flows, with moments of growth and envelopment.

    I am a Cornish sound artist, performer, sound designer and live sound engineer based between London and Cornwall.

    Graduating from BA(Hons) Creative Music Technology at Falmouth University, Cornwall, in 2016, which included a semester studying on the Music Composition: Sound Art degree pathway at Gothenburg University, Sweden, I am currently in my final year of MMus Sonic Arts at Goldsmiths, University of London.

    ​Working primarily as a Sound Artist, I perform and produce works under the name Yiskāh and work within the realm of drone music, using field recordings and interactive & generative means of creation.

     

     

  • Jasmina Al-Qaisi - “To enter the ____’s mouth”
    30 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

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    “To enter the ____’s mouth” might feel like sitting on a flower and looking for trouble. While fighting chronic pain, Gura (The Mouth) is building up her character across dimensions using pareidolia, circumambulation and circumlocution. Mistaking entrances for exits, caves for cavities, venturing and fictionalising confidently confusion and coincidence, Gura seeks out loud origins of inherited fears and pains. All of this seems necessary for Gura to divert hypochondria with idiomatic sentences towards an anecdotal journey on a way inside of an MRI.

    Comments and sampled sounds from: MRI Scan (Brain) sound by SEBsixsixsix on yt

    Biography:

    Jasmina Al-Qaisi is a poet who writes for voice and paper, articulates and performs language with sound, food or care practices towards uncontainable forms of literature.

    When writing with sound, Jasmina shape-shifts in inexistant institutional forms, invents jobs, engages in human and more than human relations and broadcasts temporarily or mobile on free and public radios.

    https://jasminescu.com

  • Jimmy Peggie - Yeseros de Piscina
    30 August 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    Compositions made from recordings of workmen refinishing swimming pools in Phoenix, Arizona. The crews were Latino/Mexican who worked together using a mixture of signals and whistles chipping the plaster down to the concrete. Mexican radio songs were playing as the crew laid the wet plaster while cement mixer trucks were stationed nearby preparing and transporting it via a system of wires. On occasion the workers burst into song while they worked as sounds echoed and reverberated off the walls of the pool. It’s a sonic portrait of a location, a time and a culture.

    Jimmy Peggie operates in the minimal realm of experimental sound art and radiophonic composition.

    http://www.jimmypeggie.com

  • Shorts 24
    30 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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    1 – berni m janssen & Vicki Hallett – murmurs melt (6:31) 2 – Gustavo Chab – Sapphires (8:24)
    3 – Vincent Eoppolo with Ilaria Boffa – Timete Deum (2:50) 4 – Moumita Roy    – Borders (5:22)
    5 – Josh Curtis – And the walls did circle round him slowly (10:09) 6 – Ariel Mioduser – Noise (4:55)
    7 – Juliana Capes – roundtheoutside (2:50) 8 – Lise Olsen – We Must Walk: The Moray Way (14:43)
    9 – Patric Simmerud – Aitys (1:00) 10 -Jeff Gburek    – Manichean Machine Gun (1:35)

    1 – berni m janssen & Vicki Hallett – murmurs melt

    The river, as ecosystem, connector, memory, metaphor is explored in this collaborative work by berni m janssen (text and vocals) and Vicki Hallett (field recordings and composition). Texts, recordings, composition are streams, responding, joining and swelling to create the river as a melt of time and place. Hydrophone recordings take us below the surface into the minutiae of the rivers’ lives and particles, while the text prompts us to imagine what was, what is and what they will become.

    berni m janssen is a maker of poems, performances, multidisciplinary art and preserves. Vicki Hallett is a musician, acoustic ecologist and composer.  http://www.vickihallett.com

    2 – Gustavo Chab – Sapphires                                                                                      

    Sapphires appear at the beginning as precise and punctual materials “a place where absorption of light is possible”. The first version of the piece where the structure can be heard. “As an Interaction between matter with different wavelengths of light as a sound”. Exploring new vocal possibilities as a part of a musical expression in this piece. Nontextual sonic combined with electronic sounds of the first piece: a variation of the word/phoneme of Sapphires is mixed and process creating new sounds like an “incident polarization state of light… A material will absorb light, like a Corundum depending on the presence of transition impurities in its crystalline structure”.

    Composer: Gustavo Chab             Voices: Lia Ferenese

    gustavochab.blogspot.com.ar

    3 – Vincent Eoppolo with Ilaria Boffa – Timete Deum

    4 – Moumita Roy    – Borders

    Borders is a piece that revolves around the artist’s dissolving personal and cultural identity when she moved to Helsinki from her hometown Kolkata, India. Thrown into a sonic quietude in a new city, starkly different from the vibrance and auditory chaos of life in Kolkata, the composition wanders through the journey of loneliness and isolation that subconsciously lurks in mind.

    Moumita Roy is a sound designer and media artist with a focus on sound-related art practices. An alumna of SRFTI (IN) and Aalto University (FI), she has worked on various projects in the past decade spanning films, documentaries, digital media, installations and research. Some of her works have been presented at conferences, shows and galleries in countries such as France, Canada, Norway and Finland. Moumita is currently the Assistant Professor at the Department of EDM Sound in SRFTI, India.          http://www.moumitaroy.com

    5 – Josh Curtis – And the walls did circle round him slowly

    A tale told through two perspectives. A short radio piece exploring the themes of loneliness, loss of control and depression.

    Josh Curtis is a London based composer, sound artist and producer. He studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, specialising in electronic music.  Some of his previous works have been performed in the Barbican Centre, Tower Bridge Bascule Chambers, Derry Halloween Festival, Love Light Festival and he was part of the Illuminated River Project (the longest art installation in the world). https://www.instagram.com/joshjsc_/    https://joshcurtis.bandcamp.com

    6 – Ariel Mioduser – Noise

    This piece reflects the constant “sound attack” of modern times, which becomes a dark but contentless, abstract sound wall against which the inner voice attempts to be heard

    https://arielmio4.wixsite.com/website

    7 – Juliana Capes – roundtheoutside

    “GOWO MANGO” an album of song sketches by visual artist and describer Juliana Capes,  commissioned as expanded audio description by artist Laura Aldridge,  as part of an audio interpretation of her recent monograph THINGS THAT SOAK YOU. Capes’s descriptions of Aldridge’s sculptures have morphed through conversation into sketches of songs, through exploration of Laura’s working methods of expanded collage, shared enthusiasm about musical influences and love of mash up and the encouragement burgeoning friendship and collaboration.
    http://www.julianacapes.co.uk

    8 – Lise Olsen – We Must Walk: The Moray Way

    The composition aspires to capture Lise Olsen’s walking and listening experience of the Moray Way in the Northeast of Scotland. The sound captures the continuous and active presence of the soundscape while walking along the 100-mile circular route. During a year-long artist residency with AIM and the Moray Way Association, she recorded A variety of soundscapes along disused railway lines, coastal paths, and forest tracks. Overall, the work aims to present traces of what’s hidden and reveal the ephemeral moments of a journey within a dramatic Scottish landscape.

    Lise Olsen is a Scottish-based artist who works in-between a sphere of space and the sonic. She aspires to uncover traces of what’s hidden, using stories, sounds, and images. Her art practice facilitates community projects, soundwalking events, and creating immersive sound compositions. Lise is also doing a practice-based PhD in Sonic Arts at the University of Aberdeen, and her research is exploring the in-between experience happening within immersive soundscapes. She aims to create a platform to encourage people to think about our connection to place, nature, and society.    https://soundcloud.com/visionbylise      https://liseolsengenerates.com/

    9 – Patric Simmerud – Aitys

    Aitys is the name for the primarily folk oriented, oral tradition of improvised singing and oratory between two parties referred to in Kazakh as akyns but found throughout Central Asia. The term most commonly references to a public song competition between aqyns. If Putin and Zelensky would battle with poetry instead of warfare we would save a lot of lives and money.

    Patric Simmerud is a composer and sound artist based in Stockholm, Sweden. Classically trained and with wide influences, my work as a composer range from contemporary art music – including electroacoustic and radiophonic pieces, chamber music and music for full orchestra – to soundscapes and music for film. As a sound artist, I have explored various artistic disciplines such as installation, performance, videoart. My work has been internationally performed and included in various art exhibitions.
    http://www.simmerud.com

    10 -Jeff Gburek   – Manichean Machine Gun

    Manichean Machine Gun is the the second of a series of poems written spontaneously and recited in the field. It is an experiment in fusing automatic writing, spoken word, and outdoor environments. One could say it’s a form of journalism where the human is slightly off-center, giving rise to liminal laminal concerns. There is a slightly apocalyptic science-fiction mood here
    suggesting that climate changes are the result of dualistic thought processes.

    https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/

  • Pablo Sanz - Gran Canaria
    30 August 2023  2:00 pm - 2:20 pm

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    GRAN CANARIA (21:30)

    Gran Canaria is the third-largest and second-most populous of the Canary Islands. This composition attends to the continuous sonic flux created by a plurality of inhabitants and matters – human and other-than-human, living and so-called inanimate. Sounds from mostly unseen sources reverberate throughout the fields and barrancos. The fieldwork took place in the outskirts of Las Palmas (the largest city of the archipelago), in the Agaete Valley, and other areas in the northern part of the island. The piece listens to the songs of avian species (blackbird, stone curlew, birds of prey, passerines, woodpeckers), barks, howls, bleats, palm trees and other plants, the wind, machines, and everyday human activities.
     
    CANARIAS SOUNDWALK explores the sonic ecologies of the Canary Islands archipelago, presenting seven compositions for headphone listening created with environmental sound materials from each of the seven main islands: El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote.

    The project investigates the vitality of more-than-human entities and realities, aiming to promote less anthropocentric ways of being and thinking. Through different listening strategies and audio technologies, the work concentrates on what usually remains hidden or unnoticed, on the limits and thresholds of perception and attention. The project focuses on the voices and audible presence of animal and plant species, air, soil, water, weather, and landscape formations. Furthermore, it acknowledges the affective power of sounds themselves. This project embraces listening as a creative act, a form of attention, and a tool to investigate the world. It attempts to cultivate intimate sensory encounters favouring affectivity over signification and representation.

    The project was originally commissioned by the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in the US as a permanent public invisible artwork available at multiple locations in Washington, DC. Additional support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI), the Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) and the Visby International Centre for Composers (VICC). Fieldwork and production assistance: Palma E. Christian Martínez. Special thanks to Garajonay National Park, Teide National Park, and Timanfaya National Park.

    http://pablosanz.info
    https://pablosanz.bandcamp.com
    https://soundcloud.com/pablosanz
    https://www.instagram.com/pabloooosanz/
    https://www.facebook.com/pablooosanz

  • Irene Aurora Paci - ORIKUM TREGON
    30 August 2023  2:20 pm - 3:00 pm

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    “Orikum tregòn” is the audiowork related to “Interrupted houses”, a project realized by the homonym collective, with the support of the Movin’Up Spettacolo-Performing Arts 2021/2022 program of the GAI – Association for the Circuit of Young Italian Artists, and of Imagonirmia Award 2022. It consists of the voices and the sounds of the inhabitants of Orikum, a village in the South of Albania, between migration, return, history and sense of belonging. It involved, among others, the children of the school “Hasan Pulo” and “Balil Pelari”and their parents; and the voice of the perfomer Jonida Prifti. It was broadcasted for the first and only time in Orikum on the 4th October 2022. Irene Aurora Paci is a sound artistic mediator using sound to set the conditions of the encounter. She trained in Political Theory, Philosophy of Language, and specialized in Mediation of Live Performance in the Digital Age. He is interested in “ordinary language” in orality and finds her dimension in the production of audio-documentaries, often created in a participative way, thanks to radio workshops with various audiences. She is active in the organization of cultural events (workshops, trainings and the Longueur d’ondes festival in Brest) between Rome (Teatro del Lido) and France. She is currently working with the Archive of migrant memories in Rome and is a research fellow at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.

  • Fil Corbit - The Wind: Sonic Topography live in the studio
    30 August 2023  3:00 pm - 3:45 pm

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    Anexploration of sound as it maps a landscape, both exterior and interior. Thisperformance mixes live reading, listening exercises, field recordings andinterview clips.

    TheWind is a podcast made at a handmade desk in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Madeby Fil Corbitt (they/them), The Wind has appeared on 99% Invisible, SnapJudgement, NPR’s Hidden Brain and airs on stations across North America. Theshow investigates sound as a medium through which to understand place — oftenthe American west — and in doing so has explored everything from the history ofcowboy yodeling, to gender neutral language, to city-wide battles over thepolitics of sound. Fil has performed episodes at several bookstores, radiostations and festivals including SoundPedro in Los Angeles, CA and The NationalCowboy Poetry Gathering.

     

  • Matthew Cosslett and Edward Gwyn Jones - inside, small room
    30 August 2023  3:45 pm - 4:00 pm

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    “inside, small room” is composed of audio artefacts extracted from TikTok, YouTube and amateur ghost-hunting apps: spirit box radios, infrasound, and electronic voice phenomena detectors. inside, small room transmits persistent narratives of the augmented body as radio transmitter, broadcasting parasocial alternating waves to reanimate the first recorded voice, body horror cinema, TikTok occultist influencers, and early radio hijacking as mouthpieces for the continuous history of analogue radio as a means to contact the dead. Sometimes inside the head, sometimes outside, and sometimes something where there should be nothing; inside, small room hijacks the radio and emboldens its uniquely penetrative and uniquely haunting signal. 

    Working within digitally ephemeral archives and technological history Matthew Cosslett and Edward Gwyn Jones are artists based in Glasgow who share an interest in how the individual and collective self is constituted by and expanded through mediated information and culture.

    http://www.matthewcosslett.online
    http://www.edwardgwynjones.com

  • Kunstradio 3 - Radio Art Zone Roundabout by Mobile Radio (Sarah Washington and Knut Aufermann)
    30 August 2023  4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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    In summer 2022 the duo Mobile Radio (Sarah Washington and Knut Aufermann) produced an extensive 100-day broadcast exhibition of radio art, as part of the European Capital of Culture Esch2022 in Luxembourg. Working in association with Radio ARA, they created a radio station with only two programmes per day – the main one being a mega 22 hours in duration. These long-form radio works were formed by an array of more than 200 international artists, some of whom performed live in Esch or live-streamed from around the world, and others who crafted pre-recorded shows. The idea was to create a radio station which sounds different every day, and offer the largest on-air (and now online) exhibition of radio art ever created. For Kunstradio the duo take the opposite approach: using a short snippet from each of these 100 shows condensed together into a collage, this piece represents many approaches to the creation of durational art for radio.

    https://radioart.zone/

  • Electro-Acoustical Poetical Society (EAPS) - Brain of Many Rooms
    30 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

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    Founded by Marjorie van Halteren, Electro-acoustical Poetical Society are a group of poets: Marjory van Halteren in France, Jeff Gburek in Poland, Ilaria Boffa in Italy, Brian Price and Tony Brewer in Indiana, and Joan Schuman in Cali. Given a theme, each participant makes a poem for sound. The contributions are then organically compiled into a show by Marjory.

  • Buffer Zone
    30 August 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

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    1) Jess Higgins – THIS FIG (7:09)
    2) Kamikaze Jones – Degeneration Loop 1 (5:13)
    3) Johnny Dixon – PenintaMES – 3 (3:09) 
    4) Elina Bry – We Will Survive Together (3:38)

    1) Jess Higgins – THIS FIG
     
    2) Kamikaze Jones – Degeneration Loop 1

    Directly evoking the work of William Basinksi, The Degeneration Loops are a series of dronescapes using found audio and sonic ephemera from queer pornography. Each loop is recorded to tape and subsequently eroded through a deliberate misuse of digitization technology. In Degeneration Loop 1, a loop from the 1980 French gay pornographic film “Equation to an Unknown” has been subjected to multiple scalpels until the tape can no longer function.

    Kamikaze Jones – Radiophrenia
     
    3) Johnny Dixon – PenintaMES – 3


    The new ‘PenintaMES’ form takes 50 lines of Mark E Smith’s lyrics from his songs with The Fall group.  

    Although clearly derived from the Cento form, invented to give new and abstract life to Homer’s verse, the PenintaMES is a new poetic form specifically and specially invented for Radiophrenia 2023 to play a little with Mark E Smith’s words.  

    Lines were selected using the FallFriday hashtag on the now defunct Twitter app. Any single quoted line or, if more than one line was quoted then the first or middle line, was used. If no lines were quoted in the tweet a quick glance at the whole song lyrics was enough to take a single line.  

    A debt of gratitude is owed to The Annotated Fall website for compiling the complete lyrics, and to everyone who has ever tweeted using the FallFriday hashtag. And of course to MES for the endless diversions his work provides. 


    4) Elina Bry – We Will Survive Together

    “We will survive together“ is a performance that involves working towards body empowerment, inspired by Jazzercise routines as well as nights out and Karaoke gone wrong. The routines will get you through the day, and inspire you to embrace you inner Judy Shepard back from outer space or on a green field back in 98”.

    ElinaBry is French/Finnish, Glasgow based multidisciplinary artist. She works across video, storytelling and live performance, and is interested at listening to and re-staging the malfunctions of the human body. She is curious about the body as a sentient arena; as a responsive tool and as a protagonist of an everyday drama. By that, she investigates the known, model it and work in collaboration with the instability of her body. It is essential that she doesn’t cause any harm as she want to challenge her body with the everyday, in order to give a stage and witness what is already there.

  • Robert Machiri - Going round and coming again
    30 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

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    This piece is composed of free improvised music and material from a performance recorded in Recklinghausen, a small town in Germany. As part of an experiential itinerant intervention between the town and Berlin, I attempt to interpret the resonance felt through the town’s labour history as an ex-mining-industrial location. To foreground a dystopian image. The failure for truth to hold capacity when it’s displayed within a cacophonic membrane. When landscape turns into a site for resistance. When time and temporality offer fractality as hope.  This composition assembles elements from a personal music collection; biographically compiled with Zimbabwean liberation songs, African music ethnologically extracted and personal compositions of electronic music. I punctuate this cacophonic mix with other found archival materials. A timeless piece of James Baldwin in conversation with Giovanni that foregrounds ideas on the black family and its losses to historical catastrophes such as industrialisation and slavery. A documentary piece on Henry Ford and his close ally Frederick Taylor- except on scientific management and founder of organisational studies- which zooms in on  labour exploitation, its benefits to capitalism and the global geopolitical dynamics involved.
     
    Robert ‘Chi’ Machiri born in 1978, in Zimbabwe. Machiri is a ‘sound worker’, a DJ and hoarder of things inspired by his biographical recollection of music and interest in sonic objects. His work exists at the juncture of two streams of practice, curatorial projects and art production presented through an embodied critique; a process of learning and unlearning that interweaves sound, music and image-making. His most notable project PUNGWE is an ‘anti-disciplinary’ project that circles African soundings with related contemporary arts discourses and spaces. He is currently stationed in Berlin indefinitely, having completed fellowships successively from fall 2021 for 2 months at Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart (in cooperation with Donaueschingen Global Festival) and then the DAAD Artist in Berlin programme which ended November 2022.


    Selected Projects: CollaborativePractice

    https://listeningatpungwe.wordpress.com


    Video: Performance/Intervention

    https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/400810115

    https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/329622069

    https://vimeo.com/750918506


    Audio: Sound Art/Performance/FreeMusic/Experimental

    https://www.hoerspielundfeature.de/hoerstueck-ueber-stimmen-aus-afrika-dzimudzangara-spektrale-100.html

    https://soundcloud.com/user-799683378/sets/accra-sound-trails?si=8e272d81926e419790570e78b62e6377&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_shari

    https://www.hoerspielundfeature.de/voices-and-bells-100.html

  • Media Petros - Beware the Metronome Sleep Agenda!
    30 August 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    “Beware the Metronome Sleep Agenda!” — A listener-immersive metadrama unfolds across the airwaves, ft. conspiratorial overnight call-in and discussion talk radio, interspersed between mysterious transmissions and strange musical interludes, all of which beg the questions: Is there a group of unknown origin monitoring us? Are they using the airwaves to secretly communicate or unduly influence us? Lastly, who are “The File Keepers” & what is their purpose? Radio Art audio drama – based on a true story. Biography: Media Petros (aka Pete Petrisko) is a multimedia artist based in Phoenix AZ (US) mediapetros.bandcamp.com facebook.com/PetePetrisko

  • Manja Ristić & Mark Vernon - Sound Postcards from the Centre of the Periphery
    30 August 2023  7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

    description
    This project unites two specific sensibilities that for many years have been embedded in the domain of sound and radio arts. Although they arose from very different environments, their work explores similar issues around preserving personal sonic histories. By stirring up nostalgia and collective memory, both artists often refer to the importance of individual experiences in the poetic “body” of micro-communities.

    The artistic practice of both creators has been deeply immersed in the sonic strata of space and the imaginary narratives that emerge from it. A dedication to the culture of memory, the sounding of lost voices and an unorthodox approach to re-composing the soundscape, conveniently unites these two experimenters in a collaboration that arises from research into one particularly inspiring locality – the island of Korčula.

    In addition to their own field recordings the artists were given access to the audio archives of the local radio station, including sounds of local folk customs, traditional songs, festivities and music. The strong anthropological emphasis in this collection of works is intended to encourage a deeper consideration of the coexistence of people and the environment in a historically dense climate. The appropriation of the hidden narratives of a small town on the fringes of the European Union opens up new fields of reflection on identity that looks back at the “center of the periphery”, pointing to the importance of “small” spaces in the creation of European heritage.

    Credits:

    Special thanks to Radio Korčula, Gordana Šuperak and Ivan Sardelic Šore. To Pere from the Marasa printing house and to all the fellow citizens of Korčula who found themselves in these recordings intentionally or accidentally.

    This project is supported by the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia, as well as by funds from the Dubrovnik-Neretva County.

    Production ELL Studio 2022

    Biographies:

    Manja Ristić is a violinist, sound artist, poet, curator and researcher active in the fields of electroacoustic and classical music, instrumental improvisation and experimental sound art. Her work blends intuitive composition and field recording practices while focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to acousmatic forms, radio art, and acoustic ecology. Manja Ristić currently works and lives on the island of Korčula, Croatia.
    http://manjaristic.blogspot.com

    Mark Vernon is a Glasgow based sound artist and radio producer who works with found tapes and acousmatic presence. His audio agglomerations explore themes of magnetic memory, audio archaeology, voyeurism and nostalgia. A rich collection of domestic tape recordings; audio letters, answer-phone messages and other lost voices often insinuate themselves into his unorthodox soundworlds. He co-runs and curates Glasgow art radio station, Radiophrenia.
    http://meagreresource.com

  • Shorts 45
    30 August 2023  8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

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    1) Anna-Maria Rammou – Sculpting Nostalgia (A Belgradian Rhapsody) (10:34)
    2) Kevin Winser – 60 Second radio: The Early Years (1:00)
    3) Neil Scott  – Please please please please Mr Gravediffer (3:38)
    4) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 11 – Louise Vind Nielsen – Side A (10:00)
    5) Johnny Dixon – Was This Helpful? Vol 2 Part 3 (12:21)    
    6) Fabrice Alan Otse Mbida – 60 Second radio: La terre sans l’oiseau  (1:00)
    7) Michael Ridge – Anxious Loop Fantasy (20:12)


    1) Anna-Maria Rammou – Sculpting Nostalgia (A Belgradian Rhapsody)

    A radio short story. Four young Serbians in Belgrade share a childhood memory in a 10 minute piece of words and music inspired by the work The Dreams (1964) by electronic music pioneer Delia Derbyshire and poet/dramatist Barry Bermange. The music was recorded on a Synthi 100 at Athens Conservatoire. Radio Belgrade hosts one of the few legendary Synthi 100 you can find worldwide and it it was used for every crafted sound that was aired in Serbia since the 70’s. So the resulting soundtrack resonants with the city itself. The processed field recordings were also recorded in Belgrade.

    Anna-Maria Rammou is a sound artist that tells stories through improvisational sets based on electroacoustic    and noise music. Noise is moulded into emotions and ideas, the paradox of reality and the    way it is perceived. She uses analogue gear as well as programming languages to    generate sound and manipulate live audio input and field recordings. She investigates the    physicality of the live performance and the materiality of the sound through the use of    “instruments” with tactile properties and those that enable the movement of the body. She    has collaborated with visual artists, from 3D animation directors to photographers.

    https://www.annamariarammou.com/

    2) Kevin Winser – 60 Second radio: The Early Years

    3) Neil Scott  – Please please please please Mr Gravediffer

    A an improvised reimagining of David Bowie’s Please Mr. Gravedigger that attempts to turn sound effects into sound affects.

    Neil Scott is a writer and designer based in Glasgow.

    https://neilscott.substack.com/

    4) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 11 – Louise Vind Nielsen – Side A

    TTMDT is a collection series made from January to December 2012. One tape/digital release per month out on MAGIA. The first 6 were created by MAGIA founder Ignacio Córdoba and the rest by close friends and fellow artists Gianluca Elia (IT/DK), Simon Forchhammer (DK), Michał Biel (PL/DK), bjarkebbbb (DK), Louise Vind Nielsen (GE/DK) and the mysterious Shoji Mariah (BR/JP). All the releases focus on tapes, tape machines and machines as destroyers of time, of perception and of the perception of time. Samples, coding, looping, hacking, field recording, plunderphonics and improvisation share the detritus of Time.

    5) Johnny Dixon – Was This Helpful? Vol 2 Part 3  

    6) Fabrice Alan Otse Mbida – 60 Second radio: La terre sans l’oiseau

    Une création radiophonique abordant la question de l’environnement et mettant l’humain face à sa responsabilité dans la préservation non seulement de la terre, mais de sa propre espèce. Dans cet extrait, la terre se résoud À l’idée que l’humain qu’elle a aimé et à qui elle a tout donné, ne lui rend que du malheur. Dans sa négligence, l’humain (représenté ici par l’oiseau) à ainsi décidé de “s’envoler”

    7) Michael Ridge – Anxious Loop Fantasy

    Anxious Loop Fantasy is an experimental lo-fi ambient composition assembled from an assortment of found sounds on broken cassette tapes, microcassette field recordings, minimal drones and circuit bent keyboard glitches. These elements were layered together in real time utilising one & two-minute tape loops playing on a Tascam 4-Track and modified Sony Walkman. A radiophonic work for anxiety inducing times.

    Michael Ridge is an artist based in Norwich, Norfolk, UK. His sprawling practice often combines elements of sound, video, electronics, sculpture, collage and found objects. Additional activities include running the DIY record label Quagga Curious Sounds and recording experimental noise/electronic music under the name Zebra Mu.

    https://michaelridge.wordpress.com/
    https://mridge.bandcamp.com/

  • Yulia | Julia Carolin Kothe - Drifting through the haze, one might decide to focus on the garden’s shed
    30 August 2023  9:00 pm - 10:00 pm

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    ‘Drifting through the haze, one might decide to focus on the garden’s shed’ is a 56-minute radiophonic piece in which the listener can encounter an assemblage of tools in a shed or an analysis of a square metre’s vegetation.
     
    As guests in this evolving sonic landscape, we navigate through deconstructed moods, personal memories, fractured voices, and field recordings harvested during a residency stay in a private garden somewhere in West Cork. Each step unveils a new facet of the garden’s array as we meander amidst the lush lawn and traverse the acoustic tunnel system.
     
    Yulia’s collaboration with the local gardeners – Ralph Ferguson, Johann Gardener, Chris Mac Mahan, Bruv James Slash&Burn – informs the exploration, as they dig out, cultivate and display stories ranging from the eerie to the tender, the space between presence and absence, engine sounds, poems and coffee-filled cups.

    Credits:

    Featuring the gardeners: Ralph Ferguson, Johann Gardener, Chris Mac Mahan, Bruv James Slash&Burn

    … with special thanks to the gardeners, the Crespo Foundation (Ulrike Crespo), Lisa Fabian for joint jam sessions, Maria Kothe, Wolfgang Kothe and to Marcus Maeder for providing soil recordings of the garden.

    © 2023, Yulia | Julia Carolin Kothe, Drifting through the haze, one might decide to focus on the garden’s shed, commissioned by radiophrenia and developed during the Glenkeen Garden Residency of the Crespo Foundation.

    BIOGRAPHY

    Yulia | Julia Carolin Kothe (*Gießen, DE) is a visual artist based between Glasgow (UK) and Frankfurt am Main (DE). She completed two Master’s degrees in sculpture with distinction at the Glasgow School of Art and Kunsthochschule Mainz, respectively. She is a studio holder at the Glasgow Sculpture Studios.

    Julia Carolin Kothe works at the intersection of sculpture, installation, sound, text and performance. In her site-specific installations and spatial interventions, she explores the connections, discrepancies and tensions of temporal and spatial settings that incorporate elements of personal and collective memory, intersectional feminist theory and archival material. She is interested in relationships that materialise in spaces and in-between bodies, for instance between the physical and the digital, the human and the non-human, and the glitches that emerge between experience, memory, reality and fiction. Yulia (the sonic and performative echo of JCK) is curious about collaborative ways of working that lead to radio episodes, sound works, texts and publications on both physical and digital platforms.

    Recent works have been shown internationally at French Street (Glasgow), Rosa Stern (Munich), Kunsthalle Mainz (Mainz), Queens Street Studios (Belfast), POKY – Institute of Contemporary Art (Mainz), Atletika Gallery (Vilnius), mañana bold (Offenbach a.M.) and Frankfurter Kunstverein (Frankfurt a.M.), among others. She has participated in a number of residencies, including the CCA: Creative Lab Residency (Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow), the Hospitalfield Graduate Programme (Arbroath) and is a fellow of the Stiftung Kunstfonds (working grant, Bonn).


    WEBSITE
    http://www.juliacarolinkothe.de

    INSTAGRAM
    @julia.ko_
    https://www.instagram.com/julia.ko_/Radiophrenia 2023

  • Shorts 38
    30 August 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

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    1) Jeff Brown – Seas and the audacity of time  (15:57)
    2) Kirsten Millar – FÙIRNEIS SOUND (19:51)    
    3) Alfredo Cerrito The remembrance of present (6:44)
    4) Jacks Broken Head – The Sun Will Leave (16:47)

    1) Jeff Brown – Seas and the audacity of time  

    This piece is comprised of the two improv pieces surrounded by a sea of sound, field recording of the ocean, shortwave radio transmissions of number stations, Morse code, etc. all representing sound waves and the audio sea. It’s also based on a phrase a friend said about forgetting time when staring at the moon and stars.

    Jeff Brown is a Seattle based musician and composer who has released on numerous labels including Further, Rusted Tone Recordings, Dub Cthonic, and Histamine Tapes. Music ranging from early electronics to cinematic soundscapes to noise and ambient loops.

    https://jeffbrown1.bandcamp.com

    2) Kirsten Millar – FÙIRNEIS SOUND

    FÙIRNEIS is part of a wider project BONAWE_ that explores the industrial, social and environmental legacy of eighteenth-century Bonawe Iron Furnace, collecting field recordings, archives and materials to connect the unseen histories, varied legacies and environmental manipulations of the ironworks. Layered sound recordings of a charcoal burn suggest the sensory experience that would have been present in the forests of Argyll, which now show few traces of their industrial history to the passing visitor.

    Thanks to Green Aspirations for facilitating sound recording of their second charcoal burn of 2023 and Listen Gallery for helping to support and develop the sound.

    Kirsten’s work is an enquiry into the Scottish landscape, connecting the archaeological and industrial by looking at the varied and forgotten legacies, tales and manipulations of the environment. It deconstructs conventional images of the Scottish landscape, often romanticised as wild, untouched and separate from modernity and human influence, by eroding the binary categorisation of perceived nature and technology. I use visual art, archival materials and sound to interrogate how layers of history and identity in the landscape are told through natural objects and human interventions.

    3) Alfredo Cerrito – The remembrance of present 
     
    Neither future nor past exists. It is inaccurate to say that there are three periods: past, present and future. These three kinds of periods exist in some way in the soul: the present of the past is the memory, the present of the present is the vision, the present of the future is the expectation. The compositional work aims to create a strong link between the present, the past and the future.

    4) Jacks Broken Head – The Sun Will Leave

    The Sun Will Leave uses the voice in addition to other electronic elements to create an ambient dronescape which both mourns and celebrates the circularity of the sun, and considers that eventually it will leave and not return. Part of my longer multi-form research project – The Solar Library – looking into humanities relationship with the sun as an ‘ur-distributor’/original source of our energy.

    Jacks Broken Head (real name Ruth Aitken, or Ruth & Alexander) is an artist working in Tromsø, northern Norway, working with sound in addition to digital and analogue film, installation, curation and chaos research. They have a BA(Hons) in Time-Based Art from Duncan of Jordanstone (2012) and an MA in Contemporary Art from Tromsø Academy of Contemporary Art (2018).

    Ruthandalexander.com
    jacksbrokenhead.bandcamp.com

  • Shorts 44
    29 August 2023  11:00 pm - 30 August 2023  12:00 am

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    1 – Galo Durán – Anatolia (4:49)
    2 – Anabelle Adamcewicz – 60 Second radio: Ambient techno (1:04)
    3 – Johnny Dixon – Was This Helpful? Vol 2 Part 2 (16:08)
    4 – Arturo Pacheco Manzano – TETZAHUITL (Omen) (17:30)
    5 – Joanne Matthews – Listening is difficult (10:17)
    6 – Rophone – The Birth of Machine (7:14)

    1 – Galo Durán – Anatolia

    All sounds were recorded by Galo Durán in Istanbul and Capadoccia / Nov and Dec, 2022.

    Galo Durán – MÉXICO. Based in Mexico city. Since 2002 makes music for films projects.
    2010-Artistic residence in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
    2011- Soundscape of Jamma el Fna, Marrakech, Moroco.
    He has also participated in the International Film Festival in buenos aires
    Argentina BAFICI 2010 and in the international film festival Rotterdam IFFR
    2012 Netherlands.
    2013-Nominee to an Ariel prize – original music
    2015-performances in Tokyo, Kioto and Wakayama Japan
    2017- performances in Bangkok, Thailand,
    and ho chi minh city ( Saigon ), Vietnam
    2018 – performances for second time in Tokyo and kioto , japan.
    2020- Won Ariel prize : best original music
    2020- Won best original soundtrack prize – Pantalla de cristal film festival,
    Mexico
    2021- Nominee, Best Sound Design, ( Estepario / short ) Anatolia International
    Film Festival, Turkey.
    2022. recorder sounds in Anatolia , ( Istanbul and capadoccia ) Turkey

    2 – Anabelle Adamcewicz – 60 Second radio: Ambient techno

    My artistic intention with this piece was to convey the nostalgia that comes with the passing of time. This was depicted through the use of MIDI sampling techniques which mimic the ticking sound of a clock. As the piece progresses, this ticking can be heard to be layered, creating a sense of momentum as ‘time’ progresses. Panning effects were also used on this ticking sound to create a notion of
    the piece surrounding the listener, in almost a circular motion like how time can be perceived. I placed this sound at the start and end to create structure in the piece which can be heard to end with the ticking sound and the sound of a crash, reversed to indicate what could be, the sudden feeling of one’s time stopping. I also incorporated sounds which reminded me of nature such as thunder and rain to play in the background. This adds to the ambient feel of the piece and also, symbolises how time passes with nature. The melody and synthesised sounds were produced also through MIDI sampling and were incorporated to encapsulate the feelings of nostalgia
    associated with the passing of time. Through this technique, I looped the synthesiser which can be heard at the start to create a subtle beat to depict the forward momentum of time.

    3 – Johnny Dixon – Was This Helpful? Vol 2 Part 2

    4 – Arturo Pacheco Manzano – TETZAHUITL (Omen)

    In the Florentine Codex, the story of the conquest of Mexico begins with the eight omens that began to be seen approximately ten years before the arrival of the Spanish: Celestial phenomena, the spontaneous combustion of the temple of Huitzilopochtli, temples struck by lightning in days sunny days, floods or the appearance of strange beings and mysterious creatures. This radio production is inspired by this Codex under the principle of recreating a sound environment for the narration, through the use of radio language and the concept of soundscape.

    Arturo Pacheco Manzano (Xochimilco, Mexico City, Mexico)
    Radialist, musician, psychologist from Mexico City. He has worked as a transcriber, musical arranger and instrumental performer in various cultural events in Mexico and other countries. Research psychologist and consultant, therapist, university teacher and school prefect. He has also collaborated since the time of the pandemic with cultural groups and in free and community radio production in different territories of the country and on the internet.

    5 – Joanne Matthews – Listening is difficult    

    An audio exploration of the difficulties of listening made up from field recordings, situated in am rural artist residency, filtered through a distracted mind.

    Joanne Matthews is an artist and producer working collaboratively across performance, moving image, sound and installation. Their work is shaped by social-political contexts, research into deep ecology and queer speculative fiction.

    http://www.jojomatthews.art

    @jojo.maffyews on instagram

    6 – Rophone – The Birth of Machine    

    I have always been fascinated my machines. Being an ‘80s child – The Terminator, Robocop, Akira…are all burned into my childhood memory.

    I have also grown up with technology too – from the early ZX Spectrum to the AI of today, I’ve experienced the growth first hand. I have seen how technology has formed and shaped our lives, and the paranoia that has gone with it.

    This piece is an entirely fictitious account of the alternative history of the birth (not manufacture) of machines, played out in three parts – fire, consciousness, then the eventual heartbeat.

    My name is Mike, but I perform under the moniker Rophone and Mykadelica. I have performed in and around London as a dj/vj/live act for around 10 years, playing such venues as the Social, The Alibi, the Foundry, and Modern Art Gallery, Oxford amongst many others. Most recently I have played Boat Live and Iklectik.
    Mykadelica is based around the cross-pollination of ideas across the 2D, 3D and Sound spectrums; Rophone is saved for more experimental sounds and electronics.
    This will be my 3rd Radiophrenia piece; I’m looking forward to you hearing it.
    I can be found at http://www.mykadelica.com.

  • Reet Maff'l - Brass Neck Evocation / Gospel Chops
    30 August 2023  11:00 pm - 31 August 2023  12:00 am

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    Reet Maff’l (Andy Abbott & Luke Drozd) return with ‘Brass Neck Evocation / Gospel Chops’ – an exploration of the trials and tribulations of 2020 in a plane of existence very similar to, but also entirely different from, our own.

    Taking the form a non-linear radio play, it is 55-minutes of collaged spoken-word, found and performed sounds, musical interludes and mangled tapes,  providing the listener with a portal into a parallel dimension where things aren’t really much better.

    Originally broadcast on FM radio by RUMMUR_Radio, Bergen, Norway, it can be enjoyed as a single work or as two works of 27 minutes each.

    https://reetmaffl.bandcamp.com/album/brass-neck-evocation-gospel-chops

31 August 2023
  • Shaun Robert - new mythology
    31 August 2023  12:00 am - 1:00 am

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    1. visión conjunta  2. Vertsuejaune  3. envelop   4. dingus  5. morpheme  6. Microspia  7. Texaco  8. Colostrum visión conjunta from nonmajestic˜˜˜existential∞theism  Vertsuejaune from hedonistic nihilism  envelop from mindstrope & B Side to &’ Single  dingus from fugitive iteration  morpheme from AuToDeFé  Microspia from Spont  Texaco from Distance Music  Colostrum from touch marks

  • Radio Concrete 42 - A Mad(wo)man's Tale - Studio Loos
    31 August 2023  1:00 am - 1:30 am

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    Title: Radio Concrete – A Mad(wo)man’s Tale – Studio Loos   Description:                 New sound artwork composed during a blitz session in Studio Loos (Den Haag) by Leonie Roessler and Hagai Izenberg in November 2022.     A Mad Woman’s Tale explores the surreal and often chaotic nature of daily life. Drawing on a range of everyday sounds, including a washing machine, a sewing instructional audio, and live radio sampling, the work invites the audience to immerse themselves in a world of familiar noises, creating their own interpretation of the piece.   Short Bio:                     Leonie Roessler is a composer and performer raised in Germany and the US, now based in The Hague, Netherlands. Leonie captures her environment with field recordings, which she uses for radio pieces, sound installations, and instrumental compositions. She runs the radio branch of Studio LOOS in The Hague. Her works have been released through Musica Dispersa (Spain/UK), and Noise á Noise (Iran) and have been physically archived in the British Library.

  • Parazit Radio No. 1 - Diaspora
    31 August 2023  1:30 am - 2:00 am

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    Radio Parazit–in English, “Parasite Radio”–contains and broadcasts my explorations around ‘Diasporic Imaginaries.’ Through a series of experimental radio broadcasts, I think and share out loud about experiences, thoughts, and hopes with material derived from personal stories rendered in artistic and acoustic explorations. My voice, however, is not singular. Instead, I suggest a singular perspective of a constellation of voices I have encountered over the years. These voices have shaped my own and have shortened the distance between the subjects and places that build my own diasporic experience in this world.

    A series of 4 episodes connecting to ideas around Diaspora, the Indigenous, the Planet, and Symbiosis.

    –    Diáspora
    –    Parásito
    –    Tensión Lunar
    –    Otrxs Mutualismxs
     
    Biography:

    Nicolás Kisic Aguirre is an architect and trans-disciplinary sound artist who creates machines that explore and illuminate the social and political nature of sound in public space. In 2018, he graduated from the MIT program in Art, Culture and Technology. Informed by his background in architecture and a lifelong fascination with machines, Kisic Aguirre designs and builds sound instruments that explore the connection between public space, power, technology, and sound. His critical and aesthetic practice is open-source, collaborative, and deeply engaged with the public. Nicolás is currently a Ph.D. student in the DXArts program at the University of Washington Seattle.

    http://www.nka.pe
    internet@nka.pe

  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
    31 August 2023  2:00 am - 6:00 am

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    The mountain sleeps; dreams stone. Festooned with power lines and communications towers, striated by long-ago meltwater and creeks that have since evaporated, blown bald by the prevailing winds. Some day, come earthrise or landfall, the mountain will walk out into the sea. Until then, micro-movements in the sediment and rock are its uneasy speech, while the antennae atop its massive breathing shoulders continue to call and respond.

    The piece is inspired by coastal mountains that have been implicated in human long distance communications and listening, whether occupied by overland telephone and telegraph cables, military monitoring stations, radio and acoustic beacons for ships and airplanes, or 5G cell towers. Morse Mountain considers the ephemeral human occupations of signal space as they overlay mineral durations; fireflies buzzing around ancient beings that have merely paused to rest.

    Anna Friz and Absolute Value of Noise (Peter Courtemanche) are Canadian sound and radio artists. Anna Friz creates self-reflexive radio for broadcast, installation and performance. Her compositions reflect upon public media culture, environment and infrastructure (human and extra-human, acoustic, and electro-magnetic), time perception, and speculative fiction. Absolute Value of Noise creates radio and outdoor installations. He likes to work with “gadgetry” – custom turntables, lamp filaments, wire coils, high voltage ionizers, magnetic transceivers, and “little electronic brains” that observe and respond to local phenomena. His outdoor works are a comment on bio-diversity, extinction, and fragility.

    http://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/
    http://nicelittlestatic.com/

  • NOMADIC COSMOLOGIES AND FUGITIVE POWER: Red Forest Radiogram #1: Runaway Noosphere
    31 August 2023  6:00 am - 8:00 am

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    Oleksiy Radynski in conversation with Svitlana Matviyenko
    Sonic Intervention by Sasha Dolgiy

    In the interwar period, the Soviet geologist and philosopher Vladimir Vernadsky diagnosed the transformation of the scientific thought into a geological force that affects material processes on a planetary scale and one able to transform the planetary biosphere ‘according to the interests of freely thinking humanity as an organic whole’, and sublate it into the Noosphere – a highly networked sphere of unified human knowledge. Vernadsky claimed that the transition to the Noosphere went utterly unnoticed and unreflected by humanity itself, which led to devastating consequences in the form of two world wars. He passed away just before the Hiroshima bombing, a challenge to his cautious optimism regarding the Noosphere’s future. With cyberwar, this future has arrived and its shifting battlefield is now in Ukraine where the nexus of cyber and nuclear emerged as the symptomatic trace of the runaway Noosphere.

    Svitlana Matviyenko is an Assistant Professor of Critical Media Analysis in the School of Communication and Associate Director of the Digital Democracies Institute, Vancouver. Her research and teaching are focused on information and cyberwar, political economy of information, media and environment, and infrastructure studies.

    Sasha Dolgiy is an artist, musician and innovator. In 2012-2018, he was an organiser of ЭFIR, a legendary artist run space in Kyiv. His work has been represented at a number of venues in Ukraine and internationally, including documenta 14.
     
    https://www.goethe.de/ins/it/en/sta/mai/ver/tri.html
     
     
    The Red Forest is a loose knit assemblage based on affinities and  overlapping practices that grounds together research, art, political  imagination, and social actions striving for transformative justice  and ecological reparations. In 2021 they initiated a pan-continental  research focusing on the intersections between contemporary  extractivism and datification processes. Red Forest assembles and  organizes their work with infrastructures of collective reciprocity  and interdependency as actual potentiality. Their research contributes  to the theoretical framework of Energetic Materialism to conceptualize  urgent cultural and social processes in the defense of life and the  construction of pluriversal futures in dignified flux.    
     
    Red Forest is mobilized by David Muñoz-Alcántara, Diana McCarty, Mijke  van der Drift and Oleksiy Radynski, after their collective practices  super collided during a 2019-2020 BAK Fellowship in Utrecht. It  unfolds as a growing constellation of artists, activists, researchers,  media producers, filmmakers, philosophers, educators and time  travelers realizing interdisciplinary projects. In 2021, their ongoing  research on Extractivism, Datafication, and Transformative Justice was  supported by the Kone Foundation in Finland led to: producing an  experimental social and durational performance series in Kyiv and  Berlin titled Sambatas Stagings, supported by Goethe-Institut  Co-Production Fund Kyiv and Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin and in  2022, they convened Red Forest Radiograms – Nomadic Cosmologies &  Fugitive Power – as the German Pavilion of the the 23rd Triennale  Milano. In 2023, their KONE supported research is on “Energy-Matters  in the context of war. Neo-extractivism, fossil fascism, and the  post-national question”. They are currently producing “On the Loss of  Energy. Radiogram from the remnants of collisions”, an experimental  audio piece for the 2023 Helsinki Biennale.

  • Shorts 11
    31 August 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

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    1) Juliana Capes – One to another one to one (2:39) 2) Tuomas Ollikainen Saario – The Flame of Water (15:57) 3) Mat Ward  – When all this blows over I am heading to Madrid to seek mentorship in the traditional art of pet Flamenco (6:25) 4) Cecilie Fang Jensen & Lois Soleil – <“(((<3 Wet words and Tinder bios <“(((<3 (19:21) 5) Anne Marie Deacy – Sketches Of Portumna (3:00)
    6) Kim Buikema – A Little Bit of Space (0:59) 7) Freya Johnson Ross – between the lines (8:43)
    8) Dream Diary – OST #1: A3 (1:00)

    1) Juliana Capes – One to another one to one

     “GOWO MANGO” an album of song sketches by visual artist and describer Juliana Capes,  commissioned as expanded audio description by artist Laura Aldridge,  as part of an audio interpretation of her recent monograph THINGS THAT SOAK YOU.

    Capes’s descriptions of Aldridge’s sculptures have morphed through conversation into sketches of songs, through exploration of Laura’s working methods of expanded collage, shared enthusiasm about musical influences and love of mash up and the encouragement burgeoning friendship and collaboration.

    Juliana Capes has worked in the field of integrated and expanded visual description within her own practise and those of others since 2015.

    Juliana Capes is a multi disciplinary visual artist.  Her current artwork is influenced by her experiences of working as a visual describer in Scottish galleries and museums, the unrelenting beauty of the world and by the processes of feeling, seeing and believing.  She has recently shown work at Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Art Festival, Alchemy Film Festival, CCA , Glasgow and Campleline Gallery.        http://www.julianacapes.co.uk

    2) Tuomas Ollikainen – Saario: The Flame of Water

    Based on the works of Jane Bennett and Finnish philosopher Tere Vaden, Saario, deals with the conflict between human agency and the forces of non-human entities, particularly with water. Saario is a location in Eastern Finland, where one of the first water power plants in Finland was build in 1908. During the year 2022, Ollikainen visited Saario multiple times, recording in different seasons and in different weather conditions, to create a soundtrack alongside photos and texts of an installation which was exhibited in Art Center Ahjo in Joensuu, Finland in April 2023. 
    Tuomas Ollikainen (b. 1982) is a sculptor and sound artist, living and working in Joensuu, Finland.
    http://www.tuomasollikainen.com

    3) Mat Ward  – When all this blows over I am heading to Madrid to seek mentorship in the traditional art of pet Flamenco

    Then She Reaches for the Gun was formed in 2021 to bring together some of Ward’s disparate collaborative projects through experimental sound collage. Ward invites people (not just musicians) to send him files which he arranges ‘as suggested by the work’ including field recordings, spoken word, noise and pet sounds as well as instrumental grabs. Both the aesthetic and the compositional methods extensively use what Frank Zappa called Xenocrony – the mixing together of separately recorded and rhythmically opposing musical phrases to create polyrhythmic and polytempi compositions that defy easy classification. A lot of it is also funny as fuck.     https://www.matward.net/

    4) Cecilie Fang Jensen and Lois Soleil – <“(((<3 Wet words and Tinder bios <“(((<3

    A ritual bringing people together to extend the understanding of how love can be portrayed, putting care at the center of a multiplicity of relationship(s). Drawing from hydro feminist thinking as all bodies are bodies of water; a body of water gives to another. And in that sharing, a question of care, responsibility and interdependence arises. Sound emerges through touch and movement of the hydrophones, looper, and a poetry reading collecting Tinder bios, as a means of questioning the relationship between love, desire, dating and technology and denouncing everyday sexism online.

    Cecilie Fang is an anti-disciplinary artist from Denmark and China. She researches power through topics of language, ecology, materiality, and senses. Having a background within academics and art, she is interested in bridging theory with emotion. Growing up between what binary is considered East and West, she aims to bridge two philosophies to look critically at binary power structures. She is currently at ERG in Bruxelles, yet finishing her studies at the Royal Academy of Art The Hague in 2024. She has been performing live at IKLECTIK, London, On Air – On Site in the Hague and The Grey Space in the Middle, The Hague.

    Loïs Soleil is a Franco-Scottish artist inspired by net.art, pop culture and cultural studies. Her mediums are performance, installation, digital art, poetry and sound. Her work is autobiographically direct, raw and emotionally vulnerable in its “hyper intimacy”. 
    Currently living in Brussels, Loïs Soleil has followed international Fine Art studies at Leeds University, Ensba Lyon and l’École de recherche graphique (erg). Her work has been exhibited in several spaces and event such as Cultuurcentrum Grimbergen, VIDEOFORMES, n0dine, Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, (Pas si) fragile, Marres Huis voor Hedendaagse Cultuur, Domestic by Word of Warning.

    5) Anne Marie Deacy – Sketches Of Portumna

    A short extract from an hour long transmission piece eavesdropping into the heard, discreet and sometimes could be considered inconsequential sounds of a forest in the west of Ireland. Stitched in are selected audio documents from multiple experimental field recording Days, random and intentional, they range from the stride of a daily jogger, gushed of rain in wind, the stretch of a tree trunk while bubbling transpiration, the crackling static of photosynthesis, to territory battles of creatures sharing space with the pulsating sounds of technology, with wi-fi, Bluetooth, radio and microwave signals propagating the air.

    https://www.annemariedeacy.com/    

    6) Kim Buikema – A Little Bit of Space

    We’re all looking for some space – a little bit of time to catch our breath. Nature can help us find that space, but what if you can’t find nature? “A Little Bit of Space” is an attempt to give listeners a moment of nature and respite, wherever they are. As the piece progresses, the sounds of effects, processing, and loops become subtly more apparent, to remind us of the fragility of nature and our relationship to it.

    https://kimbuikema.wixsite.com/kimberly-buikema

    7) Freya Johnson Ross – between the lines

    ‘between the lines’ explores ideas of mis-reading and subtext as defiance. In the slippery space of interpretation there is room to resist – be it dominant interpretations, boredom, or expectations. Drawing on Sara Ahmed’s notion of queer use, using dialogue and multiple personas this reading illuminates how as humans we engage in role play and dissimulation, re-interpret, willfully mis-interpret, and experience misunderstanding in both oral and written text. How can things be used in ways that were not intended, or by those for whom they were not intended? What happens when we focus on the subtext instead of the words?

    Freya Johnson Ross is an artist and researcher whose practice is focused on sound, multimedia installation and interdisciplinary listening – and how this relates to methodologies for knowledge production. She is interested in the politics of listening, the ethics of making and using personal and institutional archives, and exploring the relationship of translation between sound and text. . http://www.freyajohnsonross.com

    8) Dream Diary – OST #1: A3

  • Am Fasgadh & Hector MacInnes - The Shelter
    31 August 2023  9:00 am - 9:30 am

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    In the shelter, on the Isle of Skye on the west coast of Scotland, Sandra, Muriel and Dan think about identity, anxiety, anonymity, medication, wood pigeons and ghost cars. Listening to themselves, each other, and the sounds around them, they wonder about how they might like to be heard.
     
    The Shelter was co-created by Am Fasgadh – a drop in centre run by the Skye & Lochalsh Mental Health Association – and sound artist Hector MacInnes, as part of his residency with the Highland Culture Collective.
     
    Sandra, Muriel and Dan are a diverse trio that regularly attend group listening and radio-making workshops at Am Fasgadh, a mental health drop-in centre. The Shelter is their first radio piece, although they are now working on further content.
     
    Hector MacInnes is a sound artist from the Isle of Skye who works on a range of socially engaged, research-based and collaborative projects. He in 2021-23 he was an artist in residence with the Culture Collective, and is a PhD student at Creative Research into Sounds Arts Practice.
     
    website: http://www.hectormacinnes.com

  • Toni Dimitrov - Against Civilization
    31 August 2023  9:30 am - 10:00 am

    description
    We are all aware that the future of our civilization is not bright, but that doesn’t mean we are not living in an exciting epoch. ‘Against Civilization’ is inspired by the everyday life in the last several years, living in realized dystopian visions and darkest predictions. The sound of this piece is a soundtrack for our daily dystopian reality.

    ‘Against Civilization’ is a longer piece, presenting the dark side of the mystical long form experimentations and field recordings of the sound art naturalist Toni Dimitrov. Through this piece the artist is trying to explore the potential for change of the society, resulting in a mature, expressive and complex piece.

    Biography:

    Toni Dimitrov a multimedia artist, cultural producer, radio host, curator, label owner, mountain climber and nature lover, that connects all these things with the love of music, sound art and field recordings. Working in the field of sound art and experimenting with electronic music for more than 20 years, and have even longer experience in the radio.Have been curving his way into the new experimental/sound art scene with his solo engagement, bands and collaborations, radio art and art installations.Curating the labels post global and élan vital recordings. He participated at the sound art exhibition Audiosphere Sound Experimentation 1980–2020 at Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid, curated by Francesco Lopez. His recent professional engagements are on projects related to political analysis of media. At the moment he is a director of the cultural center ‘Cultural and Information Center– Skopje’.

    elanvital.bandcamp.com

    soundcloud.com/sound_00

  • Ghosts and other mothers. Live radio diary by Jasmina Al-Qaisi & Yunyoung Kim
    31 August 2023  10:00 am - 11:00 am

    description
    We are generations of building anew. We reshape our identities, overlapping new stories with new takes on old stories. The ghosts stand for what we inherit by transmission and we end up replicating. Other mothers are those from whom we deliberately decide to learn. On air a circular diary is being written. We quote our other mothers while holding hands with ghosts. The mouth is not to see and the only information of a body as a source of sound is its human size.

    Live radio diary: Jasmina Al-Qaisi / Costume: Yunyoung Kim / Quoting: Nina Cassian, Silvia Federici, Adrienne Rich, Fanny Howe, Raquel Salas Rivera, Josephine Saxton, Joe-Anne McLaughlin-Carruth, Alejandra Pizarnik, Leonora Carrington 

    Jasmina Al-Qaisi writes for voice and paper. She appears sometimes in other forms: as a walking scientist, the Schnelle Musicalische Hilfe service, or as the only agent for the Self-Entitled-Self-Entitlement-Office. She often makes waves on various radios and is a member of Research and Waves.

  • Kamikaze Jones Degeneration Loop 2 - Pier Groups
    31 August 2023  11:00 am - 11:15 am

    description

    The Degeneration Loops

    Directly evoking the work of William Basinksi, The Degeneration Loops are a series of dronescapes using sonic ephemera from queer pornography. Each loop is recorded to tape and subsequently eroded through a deliberate misuse of digitization technology. Jones mines the historicity of the “loop” as an early means of disseminating erotic material, while pondering the innate unknowability of the archive: subject to the shifting attitudes of posterity, ontological dust, spectral intervention, and weaponized erasure.

    ‘Degeneration Loop 2: Pier Groups’ is a loop from the 1982 gay pornographic film “Pier Groups” which prominently features men cruising the abandoned Pier 52 warehouse of the New York City waterfront.

    ‘Degeneration Loop 3: My Masters’ is a loop from the 1986 underground gay kink video “My Masters” by Christopher Rage.

    Both loops have been subjected to multiple scalpels until the tape can no longer fully function.

    Biography

    Kamikaze Jones is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores extended vocal technique, queer hauntologies, and ritualized erotic transcendence. Utilizing counterarchival impulse and experimental research procedures, Jones endeavors to provide both sonic and ceremonial sanctuary for the ghosts of public sex. His work across mediums has been featured by Anthology Film Archives, Black Mountain College Museum, Montez Press Radio, Wave Farm, The Poetry Project, and Onassis USA. He was a founding member of the poetry and performance collective The Anchoress Syndicate, and the host of the podcast “Pure Garbage: An Oral Examination of John Waters.” He is the current arts editor of WUSSY Magazine.

    https://www.kamikazejones.com

  • Jess Higgins - Festival
    31 August 2023  11:15 am - 11:30 am

    description
    Set across an imagined festival grounds, and slipping into tents, lecture halls, recording boothes, you and grass are caught in a crisis of performance co-acting with the apparatus of the event and its affective architecture(s). Noise bleeds, graze, and dwells where memory is like loose debris trailing on your trouser leg.

  • Buffer Zone
    31 August 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    1) Marianna Maruyama, Saskia McCracken, Hessel Veldman, Kamilė Rimkutė & Ruben Verkuylen – Wurm in Worm (12:47)

     
    2) Valerio Tricoli – Stromkirche or Terminale (17:25)
     
     
    1) Marianna Maruyama, Saskia McCracken, Hessel Veldman, Kamilė Rimkutė & Ruben Verkuylen – Wurm in Worm

    Composers: Hessel Veldman, Kamilė Rimkutė & Ruben Verkuylen.

    Voice and words: Marianna Maruyama from her poem “Dentists get few love letters” (2021).

    Opening words (soundbites) by Saskia McCracken from her short story “Sister/Worm” from the second edition of TOLKA; a journal of formally promiscuous non-fiction. http://www.tolkajournal.org

    Produced and broadcast at Radio Worm, Rotterdam (2022).

    Bios
    Hessel Veldman is a musician, composer and producer based in I J muiden, the Netherlands. https://hesselveldman.bandcamp.com/

    Marianna Maruyama is an artist and writer based in The Hague whose multi-modal work includes live performances, installations, and sculpture. https://www.thehagueartists.nl/cv/79749

    Saskia McCracken is a poet, short story and nonfiction writer, and editor based in Glasgow. https://saskiamccracken.wordpress.com/about/
     
    Kamilė Rimkutė is a sound artist and composer based in The Hague and Vilnius, who also performs using the moniker Caline with C. https://soundcloud.com/caline-with-c
     
     
    2) Valerio Tricoli – Stromkirche or Terminale  
     
    From the album ‘Clonic Earth’

  • again and again - That’s what the bucket is for
    31 August 2023  12:00 pm - 12:40 pm

    description
    That’s what the bucket is for is the beginnings of a radiophonic fiction by Alison Scott, Becky Šik and Rosie Roberts. The work generates and dissolves an amorphous identity who sifts through data and is transfixed and subsumed by facts, stories and observations. The collaboration is informed by an improvisational ‘scrapbook’ approach to science fiction-making. A fragmentary narrative emerges from intuitive responses to both immediate environments and a rangey lot of matter the trio collected surrounding the theme of orbits. The result is a giddy selection of moving people, places and objects created through spinning, looping and reading in each other’s presence, expressed through music, narration, field recordings, and transcription.  
     
    It seemed astonishing to them that the most enduring mysteries of modern times could be reduced to a recorded analysis of stolen paperwork. If they were trying to say – what goes around, comes around – I was trying to make it real.  
     
    Biographies:  
     
    Rosie Roberts is an artist, writer and editor in Glasgow generally working collaboratively through ideas of synchronicity, time, locality and affect. She also works as a tour guide and in a shop.  
     
    Alison Scott is an artist, writer and art-worker often working with other artists on projects. Recent work has drawn on encounters with weather, land, and the idea of the commons. She is based in Angus.   
     
    Becky Šik is an artist filmmaker based in Glasgow whose work spans moving image, installation, sound, music, writing and publishing, often working collaboratively. Becky’s recent work explores the echo, electromagnetic phenomena and technologies as a way of understanding the body’s relationship to constructs of time and state.

  • John Roach - Colony
    31 August 2023  12:40 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    Colony weaves together recordings of bees with interviews that explore our co-existence with these insects as well as our compulsion to understand them through a human lens. Voices include a blind beekeeper; a social practice artist who created an installation of hives in the shape of the notorious Pruit Igoe housing complex; an architect designing a bee sanctuary in Tanzania; an author of a book about being raised among bees; and a Michigan beekeeper working in the field. All reverb applied in the work was recorded live in the cold war era surveillance radar station in Port Austin Michigan.

    John Roach is a Queens, NY based artist and educator whose work is concerned with the often slippery role of sound in how we perceive the world. His most recent projects have explored the ability of sound to construct immersive portraits of places, and how the careful assembly of spatialized field recordings, sound design elements, and voices can connect a listener to unexpected impressions of a landscape or soundscape.

    https://johnroach.nethttps://www.instagram.com/johnroachart/

  • Shorts 25
    31 August 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – Dixie Treichel – Get Me Out of Here    (5:31)
    2 – Ruaridh Law – Three Tells: I Like To Remember Things My Own Way (14:12)
    3 – farmer wadams – Thumber (4:20)
    4 – Tess Davidson – A Wandering Mind (4:37)
    5 – Ollie Hawker – Behind closed eyes (21:09)
    6 – Justin Boyd and Jim Lavilla Havelin – Death of the Ghazals (1:19)
    7 – Female Laptop Orchestra – Women are from Mars (7:21)

    1 – Dixie Treichel – Get Me Out of Here    

    They live trapped between dimensions, sometimes in ecstasy, sometimes in agony. Trying to escape they relish when others join them. “Get Me Out of Here” is an experimental sound and radio art composition drifting through the spectrum of anticipation. (sonic treats when listening with headphones).

    “Get Me Out of Here” was aired on Ears Have Eyes, a monthly sound art radio program on CJSW 90.9 FM in Calgary/Mohkinstsis, Canada. It was created for their Haunting Me, Haunting You themed show.

    Dixie Treichel is a composer, sound artist, sound designer and radio broadcaster.
    She is a sonic explorer who likes creating with any and all sounds, generating rich sonic textures that invite the listener on a journey into the unknown. Her works have been heard internationally on radio, in art galleries, sound art festivals, new music concerts, theaters and streaming festivals.

    2 – Ruaridh Law – Three Tells: I Like To Remember Things My Own Way    

    Over the last three years, Ayrshire-based artist Ruaridh Law has been producing films for Repeater Books’ online platform which place the human voice – and the stories it tells – at the centre. Here, shorn of images, are three of these stories, touching on obsession, childhood, spiralling thoughts, and human relationships.

    Ruaridh Law is a sound artist & musician based in Ayrshire, Scotland.
    Over 25 years he’s performed in groups, collaborations and solo across a wide range of spaces, as writer, DJ, perfomer and artist.

    Latterly, works have ranged from intimate audio performance, to large-scale outdoor works combining sound walks, improvised performance and experimental storytelling. These have manifested themselves in a tarot deck that generates music, sequential stories told over film and radio, right-wing propaganda twisted into more worthwhile content and a walk through a forest and its imagined mythologies in the dead of night – as well as countless music releases.

    Link: http://ruaridhTVO.com

    3 – farmer wadams – Thumber

    My first attempt at making ‘music’, in bed, slightly delirious and full of covid. Samples, all recorded on my phone, are a ruler pinging off a desk and finger tapping, my dogs and local birdlife.

    I have worked in animation for the past 25 years – currently Creative Director at Wild Child Animation, Stirling. I started out in club visuals and live AV performances, as part of a collective called Pointless Creations, and have always wanted to go back and make music of my own. Struggling to find time to learn music software, I decided to use Resolve, video editing software with which I was already familiar. So earlier this year I made my first track ill in bed with covid, which reflects the semi-delirious state I was in at the time.

    “These are like the soundscape to Fourtet’s mind if he were locked away in a Scandinavian prison fir war crimes.” Comment from a listener on Soundcloud

    https://soundcloud.com/farmerwadams

    4 – Tess Davidson – A Wandering Mind

    This is a soundscape of a mind wandering: of the recesses of thought, the ebb and flow of ideas and people, and the swirling limitless avenues to explore.

    Tess Davidson is an audio artist and writer from the North of Ireland now based in London. She has produced for the BBC and RTÉ. She’s often found dancing somewhere and having grown up by the sea, she carries its energy with her wherever she goes.

    Twitter: @tess_davidson
    Instagram: @tessie_davidson

    5 – Ollie Hawker – Behind closed eyes

    Behind closed eyes is a piece for flute, clarinet, bassoon and upright saw (a homemade instrument similar to a singing saw, built by Neil Gauld). This recording was performed by Tilly Coulton, Michael Burslem, Rachel Simmons and Ollie Hawker.

    Behind closed eyes is: an idea of perfection that is never fully realised and that’s ok; a dream in which your eyes are half-closed and you can sort of see but not really and you stumble around trying to steady yourself for hours; sometimes a series of random events that sometimes come together to form something cohesive and sometimes don’t.

    Ollie Hawker is a Glasgow-based composer interested in ideas of digital nostalgia and the internet as folk culture. He uses both acoustic and electronic means to explore fragility and imperfection, and his work reflects the combination of earnest sincerity and ironic absurdism that characterises much of his generation’s online discourse and in turn mediates their experience of the world.

    Ollie holds a Masters degree in Composition from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Recent projects have seen him work with Psappha, Köng Duo, Megumi Masaki and Inland Ocean.

    6 – Justin Boyd and Jim Lavilla Havelin – Death of the Ghazals

    A collaboration between gifted poet Jim Lavilla-Havelin (Past Poet Laureate of the city of San Antonio) and sound artist Justin Boyd. This piece entitled Death of the Ghazal is one in a suite of six poems written in the Ghazal format.

    Justin Boyd is a sound artist and educator working in San Antonio, TX. He graduated from the University of Texas in San Antonio with a BFA in Ceramics and finished his MFA in Integrated Media at The California Institute of the Arts. He is an Assistant Professor of New Media and Sculpture at the University of Texas at San Antonio and continues his long-standing radio show each week on KRTU 91.7 FM.

    http://justintaylorboyd.com/
    https://justin-boyd.bandcamp.com/
    https://www.instagram.com/jutboyd/?hl=en
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Lavilla-Havelin

    7 – Female Laptop Orchestra – Women are from Mars

    In 2021, the Fair_Play network (Austria) and Tsuku Boshi Records (France) invited Female Laptop Orchestra (FLO) to produce music for their upcoming EP, Ghost Structures, as part of the ]FairTsuku[ project, presenting female and non-binary composers from various backgrounds.

    Between September 2021 and September 2022, FLO members: Nela Brown (Croatia), Maria Mannone (Italy), Magdalena Chudy (Poland), Ariane Stolfi (Brazil), Sonia Wilkie (Australia) and Ada Methea Hoel (Norway), connected over the network from their respective locations to record four tracks for the EP, showing that even in times of great uncertainty, creativity knows no boundaries when afforded by technology!

    Female Laptop Orchestra project, founded in 2014 by Nela Brown, connects female musicians, composers, artists, dancers, poets, engineers and scientists globally, through co-located and distributed collaborative music creation. Each performance is site-specific, mixing location-based field recordings, live coding, acoustic instruments, voice, sound synthesis, Web Audio API’s and VR environments with audiovisual streams arriving from different global locations. From stereo to immersive 3D audio (and everything in between), FLO is pushing the boundaries of technology and experimentation within the context of telematic ensemble improvisation.

    https://femalelaptoporchestra.wordpress.com/

  • Pablo Sanz - Hierro
    31 August 2023  2:00 pm - 2:20 pm

    description
    HIERRO (20:07)

    El Hierro is the smallest and most distant of the seven main Canary Islands. Exploring its contrasting landscapes and sonic environments, the composition wanders through reverberating deep ravines, the interiors of wind-bent juniper trees, human-animal interactions, energetic trade winds blowing in deserted beaches, and the late-night wails of shearwaters nesting in the cliffs.
     
    CANARIAS SOUNDWALK explores the sonic ecologies of the Canary Islands archipelago, presenting seven compositions for headphone listening created with environmental sound materials from each of the seven main islands: El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote.

    The project investigates the vitality of more-than-human entities and realities, aiming to promote less anthropocentric ways of being and thinking. Through different listening strategies and audio technologies, the work concentrates on what usually remains hidden or unnoticed, on the limits and thresholds of perception and attention. The project focuses on the voices and audible presence of animal and plant species, air, soil, water, weather, and landscape formations. Furthermore, it acknowledges the affective power of sounds themselves. This project embraces listening as a creative act, a form of attention, and a tool to investigate the world. It attempts to cultivate intimate sensory encounters favouring affectivity over signification and representation.

    The project was originally commissioned by the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in the US as a permanent public invisible artwork available at multiple locations in Washington, DC. Additional support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI), the Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) and the Visby International Centre for Composers (VICC). Fieldwork and production assistance: Palma E. Christian Martínez. Special thanks to Garajonay National Park, Teide National Park, and Timanfaya National Park.

    http://pablosanz.info
    https://pablosanz.bandcamp.com
    https://soundcloud.com/pablosanz
    https://www.instagram.com/pabloooosanz/
    https://www.facebook.com/pablooosanz

  • Gabriele Heller - SOLITUDE
    31 August 2023  2:20 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    ‘Whosoever is delighted in solitude, is either a wild beast or a god.’ 
    Aristotle    

    We all experience solitude in our lives; sometimes it is welcome, sometimes it is not.   It is always a challenge to take on and something we have to learn to deal with. Solitude can be powerful, painful, funny, challenging, tragic or calming and coping strategies  vary depending on our age, our gender, our experiences or our beliefs.

    Built into the walls of a church, the anchorite’s choice was a life of self inflicted seclusion.  Inspired by this history Heller has created an audio play following the arc of solitude through a life, from birth to death contrasting modern experiences of solitude and loneliness with those from the past.    

    Concept, script, realisation and voice: Gabriele Heller  
     
    Music:
    Pretend by The Brandt Brauer Frick Ensemble,    
    Ashkhares mi panjara ye (The world is a window) by Gevorg Dabagian,    
    I can do it solo by Gabriele Heller,    
    Redwood Ramble Misremembered by Glenn Jones,    
    St Anger by Metallica,    
    Night by Stephan Micus,    
    O Solitude by Henry Purcell sung by Andreas Scholl,    
    Woke up in the desert by Marcin Wasilewski,  

    The script includes short passages from: The Cloud of Unknowing, I don’t want to be inside me anymore by Birger Sellin, Solitude by Lord Byron, cover photo by Luidger Röckrath.
     
    Gabriele Heller is a German born artist working across theatre, music, live art and sound. She is the director of theatre-between, member of Tuesday’s Childe theatre collective and bandleader of various jazz ensembles. 

    Gabriele holds an MA in German Literature and Theatre studies and is a founding member of the fast food theater, Munich. Gabriele worked as an assistant audio director for the Bavarian Radio Broadcast and as a tutor in Northumbria and Newcastle University. In 2011 she co-directed the Festival Robert Walser in Newcastle. Since 2001 Gabriele lives and works in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.

  • Pungwei Listening - voices and bells breathing in communion
    31 August 2023  3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    Robert ‘Chi’ Machiri born in 1978, in Zimbabwe. Machiri is a ‘sound worker’, a DJ and hoarder of things inspired by his biographical recollection of music and interest in sonic objects. His work exists at the juncture of two streams of practice, curatorial projects and art production presented through an embodied critique; a process of learning and unlearning that interweaves sound, music and image-making. His most notable project PUNGWE is an ‘anti-disciplinary’ project that circles African soundings with related contemporary arts discourses and spaces.

    Robert Machiri is currently stationed in Berlin indefinitely, having completed fellowships successively from fall 2021 for 2 months at Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart (in cooperation with Donaueschingen Global Festival) and then the DAAD Artist in Berlin programme which ended November 2022.

    https://listeningatpungwe.wordpress.com

  • Kunstradio 4 - Red Rooms – Cages by Angelica Castelló in collaboration with Jérôme Noetinger
    31 August 2023  4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    A radio music theater inspired by Louise Bourgeois’ installation Red Room (child) and Red Room (parents) about truth and lies, about lust and abuse, about love and power for voices, chamber ensemble, recorder trio, Revox tape machine, radios, cassette player and electronics in seven tableaus/acts. Color is stronger than language. It’s a subliminal communication. Red is an affirmation at any cost – regardless of the dangers in fighting – of contradictions, of aggressions. It symbolizes the intensity of the emotions involved. (Louise Bourgeois) In the universe of the Red Rooms there is a radio station, Radio Roja. kunstradio.at/06 11 22 But also, hidden, perhaps underground, there are cages, many, many…. In “Red Rooms – Cages” the sound worlds of these three cages are in the foreground: sounds and noises, singing and roaring, panic, poetry, air, noise … a kind of song of dark passion and misery. Cage 1 – Ulf (Wolf) Cage 2 – Beel Blanchette & Beel Rouge (Little Red Riding Hood) Cage 3 – Hope S, Hope E und Hope I (Grandmother) The three main characters – Little Red Riding Hood, Wolf and Grandmother – (in this case a family, mother, son and daughter/granddaughter) each appear in different versions that represent different components and points of view of these protagonists. That is, we hear the members of the family literally living in cages and expressing their urges and feelings. Through this, perhaps, it becomes clear how claustrophobic a family can be structured and the impact this has on the souls and reality of the people, so everything that can only happen in terms of bad things happens there. So there is both a double Little Red Riding Hood – the “red” and the “white”, its two sides called “Beel Blanchette” and “Beel Rouge” – and the grandmother in three variants: “Hope S”, “Hope E” and “Hope I”, the grandmother in trio in the sense of a seemingly perfect being, but also a kind of chimera, multi-headed monster, as well as a special form of the three monkeys that do not want to see, do not want to hear and do not want to speak. The wolf as the third character – “Ulf” – in comparison seems the most at peace with himself, because he is probably the most primitive of all. He is also the only one who does not experience conflict. However, at some point in the course of the piece, one might think that everyone who inhabits these cages or who is involved in the action, including the instrumentalists, is handling like lonely wolves or forming a kind of wolf pack. Musically, the piece is essentially built up by repetition, because these tableaux are also a kind of reappearance or loop that cannot be easily escaped. Corresponding to this are musical loops and quotations from early music and rock, which Castelló sometimes uses more hidden, other times more prominent. The artist also makes an attempt to combine the worlds of composed music and improvisation, both of which have equal importance in Red Rooms. Angélica Castelló: idea, concept, composition, musical direction Miguel Ángel Gaspar: concept, direction, movement Ximena Escalante: dramaturgy Ximena Escalante, Angélica Castelló, Miguel Ángel Gaspar: libretto Theresa Dlouhy, Isabelle Duthoit: Little Red Riding Hood (voice) Romain Bischoff: Wolf (voice) Raphaela Danksagmüller, Thomas List, Maja Osojnik: Grandmother (recorders, voices) Jérôme Noetinger: Other Wolf 1 (Revox, tapes, electronics) Victor Lowrie: viola Manuel Schager: cello Maximilian Ölz: double bass Reinhold Brunner: bass clarinet Alvaro Collao León: saxophone Stefan Obmann: trombone Berndt Thurner: percussion Lyrics and quotes: Ximena Escalante, Salvador Novo, Louise Bourgeois, Vilem Flusser, Angélica Castelló Translation: Miguel Angel, Angelica Castelló, Claudia Mader Thanks to Eva Laquiéze-Waniek Production i5haus with the kind support of Stadt Wien Kultur, BMKÖS, Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte (FONCA) Mexico, SKE of Austro Mechana in co-production with Wien Modern, PHACE, Musica Strasbourg, La Muse en Circuit and ORF Ö1 Kunstradio, and in cooperation Schauspielhaus Wien.

  • Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones Before the Ashes Lose Their Leaves
    31 August 2023  5:00 pm - 5:15 pm

    description
    Ash trees are disappearing from the landscape like the eroding sounds on tape cassettes. This is a story about a birthday candle, an old tape cassette recorder and trees that fissure as they age. Before the Ashes Lose Their Leaves is a letter reflecting on ash dieback, bicultural heritage and motherhood. Fuelled by a desire to pass on the sounds and stories of the now, before it is too late, a mother records a letter to her daughter. Tread gently past the world tree Yggdrasil, into the glow of hospital lamps and under the fence into the neighbour’s garden.

    Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones is a Danish composer, vocalist, songwriter and sound artist living in Oxford. Her practice spans writing and performing with her indie folk outfit Asthmatic Harp, composing for choirs, devising sound walks and leading workshops. Recent commissions include a composition for ‘Voices of Exmoor’ as part of the Adopt a Music Creator Scheme, a site-specific sound walk about Ash Trees supported by Oxford Contemporary Music and an early years sound piece for Tiny Ideas Festival. She is a music leader for YWMP, an audio editor for The Economist and a current member of the UKNA Creative Thinktank.

    https://hannahfredsgaardjones.co.uk/
    https://www.instagram.com/fredsgaardjones/

  • Jess Higgins - Soft Rock, Strange Trouble
    31 August 2023  5:15 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    A song of sorts about sinkholes willed into being through repetition and erosion. As in oozing hollows, shifting bedrock and underground exploits.

  • Kamikaze Jones - Degeneration Loop 3 - My Masters
    31 August 2023  5:30 pm - 5:40 pm

    description
    The Degeneration Loops

    Directly evoking the work of William Basinksi, The Degeneration Loops are a series of dronescapes using sonic ephemera from queer pornography. Each loop is recorded to tape and subsequently eroded through a deliberate misuse of digitization technology. Jones mines the historicity of the “loop” as an early means of disseminating erotic material, while pondering the innate unknowability of the archive: subject to the shifting attitudes of posterity, ontological dust, spectral intervention, and weaponized erasure.

    ‘Degeneration Loop 2: Pier Groups’ is a loop from the 1982 gay pornographic film “Pier Groups” which prominently features men cruising the abandoned Pier 52 warehouse of the New York City waterfront.

    ‘Degeneration Loop 3: My Masters’ is a loop from the 1986 underground gay kink video “My Masters” by Christopher Rage.

    Both loops have been subjected to multiple scalpels until the tape can no longer fully function.

    Biography

    Kamikaze Jones is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores extended vocal technique, queer hauntologies, and ritualized erotic transcendence. Utilizing counterarchival impulse and experimental research procedures, Jones endeavors to provide both sonic and ceremonial sanctuary for the ghosts of public sex. His work across mediums has been featured by Anthology Film Archives, Black Mountain College Museum, Montez Press Radio, Wave Farm, The Poetry Project, and Onassis USA. He was a founding member of the poetry and performance collective The Anchoress Syndicate, and the host of the podcast “Pure Garbage: An Oral Examination of John Waters.” He is the current arts editor of WUSSY Magazine.

    https://www.kamikazejones.com

  • Buffer Zone
    31 August 2023  5:40 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Patric Simmerud – Tiden går inte längre (Time is no longer) (2012) (5:00)

     2) Elina Bry – Heartache (3:01)


    1) Patric Simmerud – Tiden går inte längre (Time is no longer) (2012) (5:00)

    TGIL is part of an installation focusing on sexual abuse of children. The installation had its premiere 2015 in Stockholm, Sweden, and includes texts, electroacoustic music, video, live music and lectures. The aim with the project is to focus on the problem from different angles (art, research and information) to remind visitors that this is going on all the time everywhere, but also to encourage visitors to not stick their heads in the sand when confronted with the problem. The text is in Swedish and read by Anne Pajunen. The narrative shifts between The Teller and The Told.

    Patric Simmerud (°1963) is a composer and sound artist based in Stockholm, Sweden. Classically trained and with wide influences, my work as a composer range from contemporary art music – including electroacoustic and radiophonic pieces, chamber music and music for full orchestra – to soundscapes and music for film. As a sound artist, I have explored various artistic disciplines such as installation, performance, videoart. My work has been internationally performed and included in various art exhibitions. In addition, I lead the music and score engraving company MakeMyDayMusic.

    patric@simmerud.com
    http://www.simmerud.com
    http://www.makemydaymusic.com
    http://www.linkedin.com/in/simmerud
    http://www.soundcloud.com/simmerud 
     
    2) Elina Bry – Heartache 
     
    Using my inner rhythm as a tempo, my body as a tool, I reflect on myself and my capacity to stay in balance with myself. Apogee of a heart anomaly. Elina Bry is a Glasgow based multidisciplinary and collaborator who considered herself as French/Finnish both equally. Communication is an essential part of her practice as each medium and language has its own strength. She sees language as a medium and by recognizing different self’s in her three languages, she makes the most of them. She is currently exploring the weakness of her body as a medium, considering the inner as a tool, and is finally coming out of the closet as a musician. 

  • Valerio Tricoli – A Sicilian Tape
    31 August 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    description
    An acousmatic composition.

    A note from Valerio Tricoli:

    Among the alleys of Palermo – the city where I was born – fragility, poignancy and beauty intersect in a unique way. The ruins of civilization, stabbed in the bowels of an earth that burns mysteriously, stand as asynchronous reminders of a history of art, and violence.

    They are also the ruins of someone’s adolescence, and of love stories stolen in soundproof rooms, while someone died of cancer just beyond the wall.

    On the shoreline, overshadowed by the hollowed-out rock of Palaeolithic caverns, the dried, elongated, black seaweed are fragments of magnetic tape, talking to those who are malicious enough to hear.

    At funerals one cries, it is certain, in Palermo one cries much more, despite everything. So that emotions can more intensely dig indelible furrows in the mind, and be elevated to the purest philosophy, and the explosions become discourse.

    I made this track in the spring of 2023, manipulating the sounds, music, voices, directly on analogue tape.

    Valerio Tricoli (Palermo, 1977) is a composer and performer of electro-acoustic music, currently residing in Munich.

    Since the mid ’00 is main instruments for live presentations is the Revox B77 reel-to-reel tape recorder, used as a completely analogue device for live sampling and real-time transformation / editing / mixing of prerecorded (field or studio recordings) and made-on-the-spot sound sources, the latter usually being vocalizations (including speech and singing), acoustic and electronic instruments, objects, and – in the case of group sets – whatever is produced by the fellow musicians.

    On a formal level his sets focus on the impromptu creation of a narrative which takes into account the multiple relations intervening between reality, virtuality and memory during the acoustic event: sounds are always hovering between the “here and now” of the concert situation and the shady domain of memory – distant but at the same time present like in a deja-vu experience. Privileging fracture over continuity and by the use of a dynamic range that could often jump suddenly from near-silence to extreme blasts of sounds, an almost tactile feeling of brooding tension is often attained.

    His electro-acoustic studio compositions are aligned to the tradition of Musique Concrète and explore themes of the internal – represented both by the psychological and the physical – and of the occult, which together with the large use of spoken text makes them often deeply existential works, self-investigations of the psychological, emotional and irrational horror within.

    https://valeriotricoli.bandcamp.com/music

  • Daniella Valz Gen & Sammy Paloma - You can call me horse
    31 August 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    You can call me horse is a collage of spoken word and soundscapes. It speculates on the origin story of Chiron, an immortal god from Greek mythology that’s part horse and part human, a teacher of medicine in spite of his chronic pain. Astrologers have speculated about the symbolic significance of the asteroid Chiron in natal charts as indicating woundedness and deep healing. This piece was developed in collaboration with fellow Chiron devotee Sammy Paloma who did the sound design, and Maggie the mare from Ealing Riding School. It was initially commissioned for the Visions Listening programme by Serafine 1369 as part of YOYI! Care Repair Heal, Gropius Bau 2022.

    Words and concept by Daniella Valz Gen
    Soundscape by Sammy Paloma

    Daniella Valz Gen is a poet, artist and oracle. Their work explores the interstices between languages, cultures and value systems with an emphasis on embodiment and ritual.

    Sammy Paloma is an artist, poet and witch living between Bristol and Shetland, UK. She paints, hand pokes tattoos, sings an approximate falsetto, writes poems, and makes computer games.

    https://daniellavalzgen.net
    https://sammypaloma.com

    IG
    @daniella_vg
    @sammypaloma_

  • Live-to-Air - Elina Bry / Jasna Veličković / Jess Higgins/ Marianna Maruyama, Saskia McCracken & Hessel Veldman
    31 August 2023  7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    Tickets are pay what you can from:
    https://www.cca-glasgow.com/programme/live-to-air-e-bry-maruyama-mccracken-veldman-j-higgins

    Elina Bry – Les Mots* du Corps ~ *Sanat/Säryt *Words/Aches


    Does the body only ache in the language the ache was felt in?

    When a person speaks different languages does emotions get stored in the language the emotions were felt or are all the emotions stored within the potluck which is the body.

    I reflect on how a body keeps ache in its languages rather than its body parts. We are familiar with the term muscle memory, the body keeps the score, but what happens to people who are multilingual and reflecting and experiencing life in different languages and cultures. Do they have different personas depending on the language they speak? Do they all feel different?

    If I cry in Finnish does my French side hurt? If I experience joy in French does my English side feel it too? I’ve never felt a heartbreak in Finnish. Does it mean that one third of my heart is pure?

    If only we knew.

    *Mots : Sanat, Words

    *Maux : Säryt, Aches

    Elina Bry is French/Finnish, Glasgow based multidisciplinary artist. They work across video, storytelling and live performance, and is interested at listening to and re-staging the malfunctions of the human body. They are curious about the body as a sentient arena; as a responsive tool and as a protagonist of an everyday drama. By that, they investigate the known, model it and work in collaboration with the instability of their body. It is essential that they don’t cause any harm as they want to challenge their body with the everyday, in order to give a stage and witness what is already there.

    Jasna Veličković – Bubbling with Braun’s Demon

    Jasna is a Belgrade-born Dutch composer and performer based in Amsterdam. Her „being in love with the sound“ coupled with an enduring interest in an intricate encounter between music and technology and her strong inclination toward sound experimentation represent the key elements of her artistic development.

    Her work gradually evolved into an ongoing research project dubbed „The Art of Coil“: an investigation into the musical capacities of the (electro)magnetic field, both as the source of sound and the compositional material. Her years-long explorations included animating traditional instruments with electromagnetic waves and consequently playing these instruments without touching them, the construction of a new instrument—the Velicon—an electronic system consisting of a changeable configuration of magnets and metal objects animated by coils and, quite recently, the reintroduction of the traditional instruments into the creative process.

    Marianna Maruyama, Saskia McCracken and Hessel Veldman – WurM IN WorM: composted

    This live-to-air production for Radiophenia brings composer/musician Hessel Veldman and writer/artist Marianna Maruyama to travel from the Netherlands to perform with Glasgow-based writer Saskia McCracken. This freshly composted variation of the first WurM IN WorM piece produced one year ago digs up fragments from the past and moments from the present to savor processes of decay and transformation. It seeks the sensuous in unexpected places – a dentist’s office, a worm’s burrow – and reveals a stratification of unlikely artifacts and subterranean histories.

    Marianna Maruyama will be reading from her poem “Dentists get few love letters” (2021) along with new compositions. Saskia McCracken will be reading from her short story “Sister;Worm” from the second edition of TOLKA; a journal of formally promiscuous non-fiction.

    In the gaps between words, Hessel Veldman will be using a new device called the “mole-rat” which detects and sonifies electromagnetic frequencies in the immediate vicinity. He also unearths the recorded voice of Andrew McKenzie from a tape made between 1985 and 1990 when the Radio Art Foundation (Willem de Ridder) in Amsterdam issued several tapes (C90) with all kinds of radiophonic works: The All Chemix Radio Series. The first words in Glasgow are by Andrew, talking about a WurM named Gabriel and lead into a subsequent generation of this radiophonic work – a composted edition of WurM IN WorM featuring writing by Saskia McCracken and Marianna Maruyama’s turning of the experience of cavities and caresses.

    Composers: Hessel Veldman

    Voice and words: Marianna Maruyama from her poem “Dentists get few love letters” (2021), and other writing.

    Saskia McCracken from her short story “Sister;Worm” from the second edition of TOLKA; a journal of formally promiscuous non-fiction.

    First version produced and broadcast at Radio Worm, Rotterdam (2022) by Hessel Veldman, Kamilė Rimkutė, Ruben Verkuylen.

    Contributing recorded voices: Andrew McKenzie, Dr. Thomas Dudckewicz

    Jess Higgins – a wall, slightly too thin

     
    a wall, slightly too thin is a performance about a fictional monologue and the voice that delivers it. The monologue writes about itself and its hopes for the future in living rooms, kitchens, buffet foods, the bucket of a window cleaner, in the confines of the “well regarded institution”, in throwback fashion and the symbolic passenger seat of a car. The voice, caught up in the monologue’s plot, grapples with the structural politics and flaking relations of the performance itself, and oscillates from the art of persuasion to the craft of vulnerability as it stubbornly pursues its assignment.

    Artist & writer based in Glasgow – mostly into: forms & questions of performance ~ the voice & noise ~ listening relations ~ complicities & resistances vis a vis -organisation, capital, labour.

  • Kamikaze Jones - End of the Line
    31 August 2023  10:00 pm - 10:15 pm

    description
    End of the Line is an experimental radio play that juxtaposes found audio sourced from gay phone sex hotlines with electronically manipulated recordings of hold music from pharmacies across the USA.

    The hotline is an arguably outmoded telecommunication technology that has sculpted and mediated generations of queer desire. After obtaining a free trial to chat with “local guys” via hotline one lonely December evening, I was granted access to the explicit spoken word bios of men seeking erotic company throughout the United States, some of which seemed to be months-if not years-old. This aural landscape felt both divinatory and predicated on the ideologies of cruising; the faceless ghosts of public sex circulating in a feedback loop. This aura of unfulfilled expectation felt similar to the liminal psychogeographies that occur upon experiencing “hold music”; music created to fill a bureaucratic void and intended to ease the anxieties of waiting.

    Recorded directly from my phone, I began to document these voices while compiling snippets of hold music from CVS and Walgreens’ pharmacies throughout the nation. There were two predominant hold music compositions featured, but depending on the quality of the connection, the recordings were subject to aleatoric distortion and degeneration. These disparate audio sources delineate simultaneously purgatorial and quasi-cartographical spaces, and when in dialogue with each other, create a unique hauntological topography that addresses archival loss, queer longing, the failures of the medical industrial complex, and the occult properties of “being put on hold.”

    Bio:
    Kamikaze Jones is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores extended vocal technique, queer hauntologies, and ritualized erotic transcendence. Utilizing counterarchival impulse and experimental research procedures, Jones endeavors to provide both sonic and ceremonial sanctuary for the ghosts of public sex. His work across mediums has been featured by Anthology Film Archives, Black Mountain College Museum, Montez Press Radio, Wave Farm, The Poetry Project, and Onassis USA. He was a founding member of the poetry and performance collective The Anchoress Syndicate, and the host of the podcast “Pure Garbage: An Oral Examination of John Waters.” He is the current arts editor of WUSSY Magazine.

    https://www.kamikazejones.com

  • Luke Pendrell - Cathode Ghosts
    31 August 2023  10:15 pm - 10:30 pm

    description
    ‘Cathode Ghosts’ is an assemblage of synthetic voices in a fractured collage of drifting static. Half caught fragments of time and space reverberate in the void, a scattered spectral world at once omnipresent and yet only ever partially glimpsed.  Daily life has become an immense accumulation of ghosts. The future is no more than a memory, everything that was directly lived is now haunted and what was once proven can now only be imagined. The piece invokes and summons ancient and future phantoms to re-haunt the empty spaces we will leave behind us.

    Luke Pendrell is an artist and writer who uses collage to construct narratives that trouble the flimsy fictions we construct to make sense of the world.
    A founding member of  award winning digital art collective antirom, his work has been performed, screened and exhibited in amongst others Tate Britain (London), the British Film Institute (London), the Barbican (London), MoMI (NY), Institute of Contemporary Art (London), MoMA (Sydney), Cal Arts (LA) Le Salle de Legion d’honneur (Paris) and the ICC tower Open Sky Gallery (Hong Kong).

    https://www.lukependrell.com/

  • Shorts 39
    31 August 2023  10:30 pm - 11:30 pm

    description
    1) Olivier Julien – Temps et Location : Borth (Wales) and Paris(Creteil) (10:00)
    2) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time -z9 – Michal Biel – Smoldzinnski Las (13:06)
    3) Michael Maftean – Microteaching Techniques (8:07)
    4) Dream Diary – OST #1 – 05 A5 (1:00)
    5) Simon LeBoggit – Inside The Bell Dome (9:36)
    6) Ariel Mioduser – Tangle (3:30)    
    7) Instinct Controlled Sounds – NI Mixer Fi (13:49)


    1) Olivier Julien – Temps et Location : Borth (Wales) and Paris(Creteil)

    This audio piece functions as a site specific work contrasting intense and emotional periods spent living with my Mum in Wales and my Dad in France. The piece cuts a searching path through field recordings, interviews, samples, radio, performances and poetry to weave together impressions of place. The impressions take form not only as an investigation but bind time and timezones through emotions into an aural diary. The wider landscape that emerges brings with it melancholy, money, aggression, nostalgia, serendipity, humour and expression amongst many others.

    Olivier Julien is an artist based in Glasgow working with sound, film and collage. His work is concerned with the processing of large quantities of visual and aural information, contemporary myths of power and the understanding of and engagement with the technological and electronic sublime.

    https://soundcloud.com/djjjuli

    2) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time -z9 – Michal Biel – Smoldzinnski Las

    TTMDT is a collection series made from January to December 2012. One tape/digital release per month out on MAGIA. The first 6 were created by MAGIA founder Ignacio Córdoba and the rest by close friends and fellow artists Gianluca Elia (IT/DK), Simon Forchhammer (DK), Michał Biel (PL/DK), bjarkebbbb (DK), Louise Vind Nielsen (GE/DK) and the mysterious Shoji Mariah (BR/JP). All the releases focus on tapes, tape machines and machines as destroyers of time, of perception and of the perception of time. Samples, coding, looping, hacking, field recording, plunderphonics and improvisation share the detritus of Time.

    3) Michael Maftean – Microteaching Techniques

    Working in collaboration with the National Library of Scotland’s Moving Image Archive, Microteaching Techniques was written for the festival of broadcasting, and includes archival material from “College With a Difference,” a film from 1970 that showcases technological advancements in teaching at Dundee College. This piece mixes warm, fuzzy, and lo-fi synth sounds with a jazz/rock/funk style double bass that gives this work a charming juxtaposition and keeps the listener on their toes. Previously composed and recorded works, including a vocal trio and piano act as additional source material giving the piece additional acoustic warmth and depth.

    Michael Maftean is an American composer based in Glasgow, Scotland. His work is rooted in hauntology, which relies on the intersection of memories and how we are haunted by the past. His music sonically explores social and cultural cues to evoke nostalgia, while elements of post minimalism energetically loop, snake and propel through the music. Michael is currently pursuing his masters degree at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland where he is studying acoustic and electronic music composition with Stuart MacRae and Linda Buckley. He is also a composer for Glasgow based film company Blade and Bow films.

    https://www.instagram.com/michaelmaftean/
    https://soundcloud.com/maftean
    https://www.facebook.com/michael.maftean
    https://www.youtube.com/steelinbourbon

    4) Dream Diary – OST #1:A5

    emusick.bandcamp.com/album/ost-1

    5) Simon LeBoggit – Inside The Bell Dome

    INSIDE THE BELL DOME is an algorithmically composed piece of mesmerising music for bells and chimes, created via a process of chaos, repetition and mutation.

    Simon Le Boggit is a multimedia artist whose lifelong love of cascading church bells, and the sound of orchestras tuning up, eventually led to a search for statistical sweet-spots which might allow chaos-edged music to algorithmically self-generate in mesmerising and emotionally moving ways. Simon was born, inflated, and will eventually deflate.

    http://quantumsouporchestra.weebly.com
    https://www.facebook.com/SimonLeBoggit

    6) Ariel Mioduser – Tangle

    Three fragmented words: “dichotomic”, “obsessive” and “transgalactic”, tangled in an incessant loop. From time to time the words’ meanings emerge, sometimes silence is achieved, but most of the time these concepts float in an unintelligible and noisy way.
    The raw material of the sound is largely based on my voice, processed to a point where it is sometimes unrecognizable as a human voice, but still carries the warmth and vibration of the original.

    I am a media artist focusing on sound art, animation, and digital painting. Along the years my sound works have evolved from the use of field recordings and electronic instruments to being mainly based on my voice in a broad sense, processed to the point where sometimes it is not recognizable as a human voice, but still carries the warmth and vibration of the original. The visual raw material is the bare pixel as the building block of digital art. In all my works, the visual and the sound combine into one experience.

    https://arielmio4.wixsite.com/website
    https://arielmioduser.bandcamp.com/album/static-noise
    https://soundcloud.com/ariel-mioduser

    7) Instinct Controlled Sounds – NI Mixer Fi

    A series of live performances where the player performs with the feedback loop, manipulating it for compositional and textural purposes.

    Sounds intend to inform , create mood, allow for the listeners’ own experience to guide them through the textured spaces

    Been recording field recordings, sound textures and the like since the mid 1970s on my D-Cell battery-run Panasonic cassette tape recorder condenser mic. Have continued off and on since then adapting to the ever changing technology.

    https://www.youtube.com/@ICS_Productions

  • Reet Maff'l - Brass Neck Evocation / Gospel Chops
    30 August 2023  11:00 pm - 31 August 2023  12:00 am

    description
    Reet Maff’l (Andy Abbott & Luke Drozd) return with ‘Brass Neck Evocation / Gospel Chops’ – an exploration of the trials and tribulations of 2020 in a plane of existence very similar to, but also entirely different from, our own.

    Taking the form a non-linear radio play, it is 55-minutes of collaged spoken-word, found and performed sounds, musical interludes and mangled tapes,  providing the listener with a portal into a parallel dimension where things aren’t really much better.

    Originally broadcast on FM radio by RUMMUR_Radio, Bergen, Norway, it can be enjoyed as a single work or as two works of 27 minutes each.

    https://reetmaffl.bandcamp.com/album/brass-neck-evocation-gospel-chops

  • Ryan Frame - buses, walks and radges
    31 August 2023  11:30 pm - 1 September 2023  1:30 am

    description
    A selection of phone recordings of morning and evening walks, radges in the streets and buses of Edinburgh and random noises including the frying of eggs and a few other things. Improv mixed via a digital DJ app with a few crass effects thrown in the mix. Ryan Frame bio: Lo-fi experimental field recording enthusiast from the Scottish central belt. Tracks mainly built around one take Iphone voice recordings. Everyday sounds of the streets, buses, random pub conversations and noise. Borderline sound art.

1 September 2023
  • Parazit Radio Ep 2 Parasito
    1 September 2023  1:30 am - 2:00 am

    description
    Radio Parazit–in English, “Parasite Radio”–contains and broadcasts my explorations around ‘Diasporic Imaginaries.’ Through a series of experimental radio broadcasts, I think and share out loud about experiences, thoughts, and hopes with material derived from personal stories rendered in artistic and acoustic explorations. My voice, however, is not singular. Instead, I suggest a singular perspective of a constellation of voices I have encountered over the years. These voices have shaped my own and have shortened the distance between the subjects and places that build my own diasporic experience in this world.

    A series of 4 episodes connecting to ideas around Diaspora, the Indigenous, the Planet, and Symbiosis.

    –    Diáspora
    –    Parásito
    –    Tensión Lunar
    –    Otrxs Mutualismxs
     
    Biography:

    Nicolás Kisic Aguirre is an architect and trans-disciplinary sound artist who creates machines that explore and illuminate the social and political nature of sound in public space. In 2018, he graduated from the MIT program in Art, Culture and Technology. Informed by his background in architecture and a lifelong fascination with machines, Kisic Aguirre designs and builds sound instruments that explore the connection between public space, power, technology, and sound. His critical and aesthetic practice is open-source, collaborative, and deeply engaged with the public. Nicolás is currently a Ph.D. student in the DXArts program at the University of Washington Seattle.

    http://www.nka.pe
    internet@nka.pe

  • Radio Concrete 36 - Or Rimer (Hybrid Moments)
    1 September 2023  2:00 am - 2:30 am

    description
    Title: Radio Concrete 36 – Or Rimer (Hybrid Moments)   Description: Composed by Or Rimer out of original music and sounds, mixed and edited together with the following: Amos Korman – tabla, Asaf Setty- violin, Voice of Roberto Benigni in Jim Jarmusch 1986 movie DOWN BY LOW, Robert Ashley – private parts 1978, Bill Ruyle, Peter Zummo & the London Contemporary Orchestra present the UK premiere of Arthur Russell’s Tower Of Meaning with Oliver Coates, live from Kings Place, Carl Stone -Figli, Mika Levi-Hosting, additional sounds from woman giving natural birth   Short Bio: Rimer, born in 1986, is a musician and composer based in Tel Aviv who plays in several bands and works with a variety of artists, including video and film makers, choreographers, and visual and performance artists, for whom he creates original scores and soundscapes. He also trains soccer teams.

  • John Dombroski - The Broadcast Project: 91.7FM KOOP Austin, Texas
    1 September 2023  2:30 am - 3:30 am

    description
    The Broadcast Project, by artist John Dombroski, is an ongoing series of site-specific performances broadcast live on local radio stations during a journey across the USA with no destination… Each performance is a collage of sampled local obscure and forgotten music, culturally significant audio artifacts, field recordings, home-made modular synthesizer, and gender-swapped vocal processing… To date, there have been nine broadcasts on nine different stations, and the project continues with the road… While donations for gas money are always welcome, The Broadcast Project is archived online and accessible for free at: TheBroadcastProject.bandcamp.com. johndombroski.net

  • Sam Bland - 66 Montclaire
    1 September 2023  3:30 am - 4:00 am

    description
    Pieces in order of play:

    1)    Arkle 64, 7’32”.
    2)    The Fish and Meat Market, 8’26”.
    3)    Three Generations, 11’43”.

    This project is based around a collection of cassette tapes I discovered. Recorded by my grandfather before I was born, the tapes contain a mixture of recorded family discussions, radio recordings and music compilations, all recorded in the same council house in South Wales, 66 Montclaire Avenue. My intention as a composer, was both to explore the nuanced environment held within the tapes, as well as the people themselves and the wider social and political issues presented. This, I hope, allows for a meaningful relationship between sound and context to be created, one that conjures nostalgia and evokes memories.

    Sam Bland is a sonic artist, composer and workshop leader, interested in the potential of sound art to investigate social history. He is a recent post-graduate from the University of Birmingham, where he completed an MA in Electroacoustic Composition. His work often combines interviews, field and archive recordings and electronics, to produce dense and politically engaged soundscapes. His recent project, 66 Montclaire, was selected for the Daegu International Computer Music Festival 2022. Sam has also received commissions from Croydon Council, the Croydon Art Store and We’re All Bats Listening Arts Channel, to run community based sound projects.

    https://www.instagram.com/samblandmusic/
    https://www.samblandmusic.com/

  • NOMADIC COSMOLOGIES AND FUGITIVE POWER: Red Forest Radiogram #8: Poetics of Liberation.
    1 September 2023  4:00 am - 6:00 am

    description
     A call for nourishing pluralistic ways of being.
     
    With Sezgin Boynik, Alberto Torres, Giovanna Esposito Yussif and Sónia Vaz Borges, Sonic Intervention with DJ Zhao
     
    This final sonic and experiential conversation navigates the myriad topics raised over the course of Nomadic Cosmologies and Fugitive Power, weaving climate struggles with environmental justice and transformative futures. This closing is also an opening and an invitation to engage with the socio-ecological dimension of energy and people’s resistance against the epistemic injustice that is present in extractivism, datafication and a narrative that claims it cannot be otherwise. It is also a call to celebrate and defend the many forms of life that need space to flourish on their own terms. To mobilize with the overcrossing rebellious rhythms and the ancestrality of resistance.

    Sezgin Boynik, lives and works in Helsinki, having completed his PhD on the Cultural Politics of Black Wave in Yugoslavia from 1963 to 1972 at Jyväskylä University’s Social Science department. He has been published on numerous topics, including punk, the relation between aesthetics and politics, cultural nationalism, Situationist International and Yugoslav cinema. He is editor of Rab-Rab: Journal for Political and Formal Inquiries in Art (http://www.rabrab.fi).

    Alberto Torres is a Doctoral candidate and Master in Latin American Studies-UNAM. He is currently Lecturer in Latin American Studies in the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature, UNAM. His research focuses on the indigenous in guerrilla groups of the 60s and 70s in Latin America, encounters and missed-encounters of resistances and rebellions towards the exercise of common knowledge.

    Giovanna Esposito Yussif engages with curatorial praxis and research. Her background is in art history, museology, and critical theory. Giovanna has a long-standing commitment to non-dominant praxes, dissentient imaginations, and epistemologies in resistance. In 2019 she curated the Pavilion of Finland at the 58th Venice Biennale with the Miracle Workers Collective. She is currently artistic director of Museum of Impossible Forms (MIF), co-artistic director of Drifts Festival, curator for M_itä biennale 2023, and co-curator for Helsinki Biennale 2023 with MIF.

    Sónia Vaz Borges is a militant interdisciplinary historian and long-time social and political organizer. Her publications in German, Portuguese and English, include the essays Na pó di Spera: Die koloniale Peripherie Lissabons, In Decolonize the City. Zur Kolonialität der Stadt – Gespräche (Unrast); On Space of imaginations and the space of memories: Remembering Conakry PAIGC headquarters (The Funambulist), and the book Na Pó Di Spéra. Percursos nos Bairros da Estrada Militar, de Santa Filomena e da Encosta Nascente (Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian). Her recent book Militant Education, liberation struggle and consciousness. The PAIGC education in Guinea Bissau 1963-1978 (Peter Lang) focuses on liberation schools and the concept and praxis developed by the PAIGC.

    DJ Zhao brings contemporary and classic dance music together from all five continents, with focus on Africa. While his DJ sets reach from culture centers to remote areas of the globe, and from now back through the ages, DJ Zhao’s remix and mashup work directly connects “East” and “West”, acoustic and electronic, traditional and hyper-modern.
     
     
    https://www.goethe.de/ins/it/en/sta/mai/ver/tri.html
     
     
    The Red Forest is a loose knit assemblage based on affinities and  overlapping practices that grounds together research, art, political  imagination, and social actions striving for transformative justice  and ecological reparations. In 2021 they initiated a pan-continental  research focusing on the intersections between contemporary  extractivism and datification processes. Red Forest assembles and  organizes their work with infrastructures of collective reciprocity  and interdependency as actual potentiality. Their research contributes  to the theoretical framework of Energetic Materialism to conceptualize  urgent cultural and social processes in the defense of life and the  construction of pluriversal futures in dignified flux.    
     
    Red Forest is mobilized by David Muñoz-Alcántara, Diana McCarty, Mijke  van der Drift and Oleksiy Radynski, after their collective practices  super collided during a 2019-2020 BAK Fellowship in Utrecht. It  unfolds as a growing constellation of artists, activists, researchers,  media producers, filmmakers, philosophers, educators and time  travelers realizing interdisciplinary projects. In 2021, their ongoing  research on Extractivism, Datafication, and Transformative Justice was  supported by the Kone Foundation in Finland led to: producing an  experimental social and durational performance series in Kyiv and  Berlin titled Sambatas Stagings, supported by Goethe-Institut  Co-Production Fund Kyiv and Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin and in  2022, they convened Red Forest Radiograms – Nomadic Cosmologies &  Fugitive Power – as the German Pavilion of the the 23rd Triennale  Milano. In 2023, their KONE supported research is on “Energy-Matters  in the context of war. Neo-extractivism, fossil fascism, and the  post-national question”. They are currently producing “On the Loss of  Energy. Radiogram from the remnants of collisions”, an experimental  audio piece for the 2023 Helsinki Biennale.

  • williwaw - a mast amassing sound (version 1)
    1 September 2023  6:00 am - 6:30 am

    description
    The radio tower lies In the transitional space between soundwave and airwave, but it is a space far from the margins. The steel mast exerts power near and far, dominating the near electromagnetic field and landmarking the far horizon. Here we focus on the near, listening to these high-perched steel masts as conductive as well as disruptive objects, playing with and through the interference in the tower’s proximity to sound out the spire.

    williwaw routinely explores the aesthetics of technological failure through the medium of heavily amplified ’ukulele.

    http://www.donkeyscratch.com.

  • Alice Jackson - The Bridge Between Me and Sleep
    1 September 2023  6:30 am - 7:00 am

    description
    An intimate snapshot into the delicate and intense world of guiding a baby to sleep. Singing, soothing, shushing and white noise have all become essential sonic elements in our sleep ritual determining whether the wave will break furiously or glide calmly onto shore. We are all taught how to get to sleep, to trust the transition from waking to sleeping, from outside world to self created world and it is within this key liminal space that I spend a lot of my day.

    Alice Jackson is a mother and an artist who co-runs a small DIY space in West Yorkshire. She’s currently negotiating her art practice around new motherhood and running a business.

  • Manja Ristić - Desiderium Animae
    1 September 2023  7:00 am - 8:00 am

    description
    I dedicate Desiderium Animae in loving memory of a dear friend and mentor Nataša Jovanović, professor of violoncello and chamber music from Belgrade, who left us too soon. 


     
    On October 31st, 2021 I accidentally discovered Tunnel Grič in central Zagreb. It is 1 kilometer long WWII air-raid shelter, now a pedestrian tunnel recently reopened for the public after being sealed for decades. 


     
    This is the integral field recording of my first encounter with the tunnel and its incredible acoustics, interacting with passers-by, examining its sonic properties, feeling its dense memory field, while walking up and down and holding the recorder in my hand. 


     
    The recording is later enriched by minimal ambient interventions.
     
    Manja Ristić is a violinist, sound artist, poet, curator and researcher active in the fields of electroacoustic and classical music, instrumental improvisation and experimental sound art. Her work blends intuitive composition and field recording practices while focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to acousmatic forms, radio art, and acoustic ecology. Manja Ristić currently works and lives on the island of Korčula, Croatia.

    http://manjaristic.blogspot.com
    https://manjaristic.bandcamp.com

  • Shorts 12
    1 September 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1) Aaron Haddad – Indignation Miscegenation (6:43) 2) Ruby Conner – New Recording 81  (8:39)
    3) Dixie Treichel – Twist (1:29)   4) Jorge Martinez Valderrama – Voces en el mar polar (Voices of the polar sea) (6:33) 5) Ruaridh Law – Three Tells: Circle Square Cross Star Wavy Lines (14:00)
    6) Serge Bulat – Normality (5:55) 7) Magda Lampropoulou – Floating Stars Snevaeh YretaW (Watery Heavens) (2:26) 8) Mary Hooper –  Pond Goddess and Dragons (2:37) 9) Dominik Irtenkauf and Smaely P – Your and My Forest (6:40) 10) Alex McGlynn – The Rapture 3.13pm, 1st of May, 2023, (2:08)

    1) Aaron Haddad – Indignation Miscegenation
     
    A layered, unaltered, improvised single takes all voiced by Aaron Haddad and based on his original poetry. The result is a convulsing soundscape that offers different semantic and audio layers for the listener to glide, rise or fall into. Aural imperfections in the piece are valued and intentionally left as is as a response to the polish and synthetic intelligence of this era of humanity’s destruction of its creative being. The piece hopelessly but sincerely seeks to destroy the intersections and politics of boxing and live freely in the space of Being.

    At time of writing Aaron Haddad carries out life in a place called Canada. He is a human with heritages derived from the movement of peoples across large bodies of Water. His piece Or Be Lost Forever was selected for broadcast in the 2022 run of Radiophrenia.

    2) Ruby Conner – New Recording 81

    Ruby Conner originally from Stockport can be found roaming the streets of Glasgow

    Alone

    In a anorak

    Carrying a plastic carrier bag

    https://verybonbooks.persona.co

    3) Dixie Treichel – Twist

    Twist is an experimental radio art, sound collage created with found sounds. It aired on various radio stations internationally during the Fluxus celebration of Art’s Birthday 2021, and is in the Kunstradio Art’s Birthday gift pool.

    Dixie Treichel is a composer, sound artist, sound designer and radio broadcaster.
    She is a sonic explorer who likes creating with any and all sounds, generating rich sonic textures that invite the listener on a journey into the unknown. Her works have been heard internationally on radio, in art galleries, sound art festivals, new music concerts, theaters and streaming festivals.

    4) Jorge Martinez Valderrama – Voces en el mar polar (Voices of the polar sea)

    An acousmatic work created with recordings of vocalizations and movements of the crabeater seal. These sound samples have been used in their original format and also edited and manipulated using some synthesis tools and digital processes with the purpose of evoking narratives and metaphorical soundscapes. This work is part of the Polar Sounds project (https://citiesandmemory.com/polar-sounds) which invites the composers (and audience) to re-imagine some of the little-heard sounds of the Arctic and Antarctic regions, reflecting on climate change and the evolving sounds of polar seascapes, imagining alternative perspectives on scientific data.

    As a composer and sound artist, his work reflects on various aesthetic phenomena and concepts within contemporary, electro-acoustic and acousmatic music. Some of his works have been presented in forums, festivals and digital programs in countries such as México, US, Canada, Colombia, Perú, Bolivia, Portugal, UK, Austria and Japan, among others. His work is based on field recording and is developed under the concepts of perception, alteration, poetics and pareidolia. His artistic interest focuses on listening and reflecting on the implications of sound in different contexts and ecosystems, collective creation and sound-environmental activism.
    jamva.mx           IG: @jorche_mx

    5) Ruaridh Law – Three Tells: Circle Square Cross Star Wavy Lines

     http://ruaridhTVO.com

    6) Serge Bulat – Normality

    “Normality” dares to question our definition of normality.  Delivered by means of interpretive sound design, visuals, and spoken word, its’ goal is to create space for the rise of the new formula. Following the Rorschach test principle, it invites the audience’s interpretation. What is your definition of normality? Is your formula influenced by your recent experience of the environment?

    “I strongly disagree with the definition of “normal” and hope my project will broaden the understanding of individuality, identity; embracing differences, and treating them as advantages and not faults” – Serge Bulat.           https://sergebulat.com/media

    7) Magda Lampropoulou – Floating Stars Snevaeh YretaW (Watery Heavens)

    “Floating Stars_Snevaeh YretaW” (Watery Heavens) invites the listeners to an inner auditory journey wandering in a sea of floating stars diving into her sound.                                                         
    https://magdoulas6.wixsite.com/magda-lampropoulou/in-situ

    8) Mary Hooper –  Pond Goddess and Dragons

    The legendary and wonderful ‘Pete the Pond’ at Hampden Park Pond sharing his knowledge about the wonderful biodiversity and history of ponds and waterways. He talks of his passion for the environment through the generation and restoration of ponds and the flora and fauna that colonise a healthy pond and water way and how important that is for us all.
    The soundscape layered into the piece is recorded in and around the pond, and you will also hear Pete’s parrot contributing to the commentary. The parrot accompanies him on all of his field trips.

    9) Dominik Irtenkauf and Smaely P – Your and My Forest

    Your forest and mine is haunted by two people: Ursula and Ernst. Ernst remembers Ernst Jünger, a hundred-year-old forest walker who simply gets lost in the forest and the many echoes it throws back. Then Ursula appears, remembering Ursula K. Le Guin, who excelled with ethnologically dense science fiction. Ursula retreats into the forest to protect it. In doing so, she finds rare peace of mind. ‘Your and My Forest’ brings together two people who might never have met and invites you on an acoustic journey, a first step towards a common forest that we can share by listening closely.

    English language version of original piece: Dein und Mein Wald (German). Voice, composition, sound design and production, translation and adaptation by Smaely P (aka Ypsmael), based on a text by Dominik Irtenkauf (whose voice appears towards the end).

    Dominik Irtenkauf is a Berlin-based freelance writer and journalist, he writes for TELEPOLIS and DAS SCIENCE FICTION JAHR, amongst others. He met SmaelyP at the symposium “Dual Sessions #1” in Sankt Georgen (Black Forest) on the subject of “Dual turntables and digitalisation”. He works as an editor for genre, especially science fiction, at an online multimedia magazine.   http://www.anthropop.de (currently under construction)

    Smaely P (aka Ypsmael) is an alias of experimental / non-music audio works and live electronics performances by Black Forest-bred improviser and sound collagist NM. Recent solo and collaborative releases are available on the Chocolate Monk label (Brighton) and Eh? Cassettes (San Francisco).  https://ypsmael.com

    10) Alex McGlynn – The Rapture 3.13pm, 1st of May, 2023

    I am an artist based in London, working in the context of narrative representation, gathering stories and generating output in response to discoveries.  During Covid I photographed the dying plants abandoned in offices and shop windows.  After Covid, some street preachers expressed their causation of it, others stayed within the more familiar territories of the general public as ‘sinners in hell’ if they didn’t shape up.

  • Louise Romain - Immersive sound journey through Brasil
    1 September 2023  9:00 am - 9:30 am

    description
    In autumn 2022, I travelled to Brazil at the time of the national elections. I went with the intention to record sounds and stories of resistance and resilience, in times of collapse and crisis. This sound journey is a way of bringing people on the road with me. As your guide, I will take you through some of the country’s most iconic landscapes, from the Coast of Bahia to the heart of the Amazon, sharing songs and prayers from the Pataxó people, bringing you the entrancing chant of the Yoruba ocean goddess Yemanja, and even get you involved into Brasilian politics.

    Biography:

    Louise trained as an anthropologist and works as a campaigner for climate justice and Indigenous rights. In 2022, she travelled through Canada and Brasil to connect with lands, waterways and peoples impacted by the fossil fuels, logging and mining industries. She gathered authentic stories, sounds from nature and atmospheric recordings and is now exploring the production of immersive soundscapes and experimental storytelling through her podcast show ‘Circle of Voices’. Recently, Louise also co-founded ‘Translating Terra’ with Jose Lobo, which offers translation services to amplify voices from the Global South who are actively protecting biodiversity, dismantling petro-capitalism and resisting extractivism and ecocide.

    LINKS

    http://tuneintotheworld.com/
    https://soundcloud.com/tune-intotheworld/
    https://open.spotify.com/show/2EYkHP6ASCUCvWU2job8vE

  • John Hall - Follies Of 1931
    1 September 2023  9:30 am - 10:00 am

    description
    Evidence from the North West Daily Mail of 1931 suggests that the psychic imbalance visited upon the world during that year may have reached critical mass during April the 22nd and 23rd.

    Comprising  national and international reports of crime and tragedy, and family histories of violent fishing disputes in Askam In Furness over both days, Follies Of 1931 summons the era’s seedy demagogues, gangsters  and moral exemplars alongside its desperate unknowns. The surrounding murk is brightened by the popular music of the day.
     
    Devised by John Hall, featuring the voices of John Murphy, Kevin Alexander, Oswald Mosley and Mahatma Ghandi.

    John Hall is based in South Cumbria, He explores archives, rotting plastic bags in charity shops and all things inbetween  to make  audio, video,music and print about ritual, tradition and communal memory.  He is artist / director of Artspace, and produces  Flypaper, a zine on vernacular creativity.
    “A weirdly thrilling project” (Wire magazine)

    http://www.johnhallartist.com/

  • Jasmina Al-Qaisi - Bine Bine
    1 September 2023  10:00 am - 10:45 am

    description
    Biene (2020) which is an audio text, mixing the speculation with facts about the Apidae family and reinterpreted opinions on the topic of obligation in relation to what we can call genealogies of care. Bine   (good in Romanian) Biene (bee in German) is a trilingual poem which embodies in many ways “a history which did not reach the table”. 
     
    More here: https://jasminescu.com/bine-biene  se/5387545?ev=rb

  • Antje Vowinkel - Second floor
    1 September 2023  10:45 am - 11:00 am

    description
    Most of the recordings were taken from the second floor of a historic windmill in East Westphalia. Stones, levers, ropes and chains were set in motion for me by a volunteer caretaker. The mill sounds are combined with other noise recordings as well as few sounds of the soprano saxophone (vocal fry sounds recorded through the corpus, multi-phonics), played by myself. The title refers to the second floor of the mill, but also to the second flour or the floor of the second.

    Antje Vowinckel is a Berlin based composer, radio artist and music performer. She works for a variety of public radio stations and venues. Her focus is on the musicality of spoken word and speech improvisation.  In recent years she developed her own methods like automatic speaking and dialect karaoke for vocal performers. She also creates installations and performances in public space, i.e., a quartet for car drivers and vibrating speakers. Her works have received several awards, i.e., Prix Europa, Karl-Sczuka-Förderpreis, honorary mentions of Prix Ars Electronica/Linz and Phonurgia Nova/Paris.
     
    http://www.antjevowinckel.de

  • Edwina Stevens & Carly Fischer - Velodrome
    1 September 2023  11:00 am - 11:30 am

    description
    Velodrome is a collaborative soundscape by Edwina Stevens and Carly Fischer that oscillates around the industrial peripheries of their local area of Coburg, Melbourne, reflecting on how these in-between zones and their accumulations of forgotten fragments, traces and tones reveal hidden histories and generate improvisational dialogues with local places. Drawing on field recordings that wander around factories, former quarries and scrap yards, as well as synthesised drones played through discarded infrastructure, the soundscape has been composed through a randomised playback process, generating incidental overlaps and trajectories that open up alternate dialogues with the place.

    Edwina Stevens (Otepoti/Dunedin, Naarm/Melbourne) is an audiovisual artist working across composition, installation and live performance, exploring processes of engaging with places that are improvisational, tangential and incidental, through synthesised sound, field recordings, found acoustic elements and obsolete media. Carly Fischer (Naarm/Melbourne) is a sculptural and audio artist who engages with the smaller details, hidden histories and peripheral dialogues of places, through assemblages of objects, sounds and materialities. Carly and Edwina began collaborating in 2018 to develop sculptural and audiovisual projects that generate improvisational dialogues with local places, incorporating collected and reconstructed fragments, field recordings, archives and synthesised sound.

    Edwina Stevens
    https://www.disrhythms.net
    http://www.instagram.com/eves.disrhythms
    edwinastevens@protonmail.com


    Carly Fischer
    https://www.carlyfischer.com
    http://www.instagram.com/carlyfischer_
    carly_fischer@yahoo.com.au

  • Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill - BLACK POWDER
    1 September 2023  11:30 am - 11:45 am

  • Buffer Zone
    1 September 2023  11:45 am - 12:00 pm

    description

    1) Jasmina Al-Qaisi – Half-Hug (from ‘leaning (on) paranthesis’) (2:25)

     

  • Robert Machiri – “Going round and coming again”
    1 September 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

    description
    This piece is composed of free improvised music and material from a performance recorded in Recklinghausen, a small town in Germany. As part of an experiential itinerant intervention between the town and Berlin, I attempt to interpret the resonance felt through the town’s labour history as an ex-mining-industrial location. To foreground a dystopian image. The failure for truth to hold capacity when it’s displayed within a cacophonic membrane. When landscape turns into a site for resistance. When time and temporality offer fractality as hope.  This composition assembles elements from a personal music collection; biographically compiled with Zimbabwean liberation songs, African music ethnologically extracted and personal compositions of electronic music. I punctuate this cacophonic mix with other found archival materials. A timeless piece of James Baldwin in conversation with Giovanni that foregrounds ideas on the black family and its losses to historical catastrophes such as industrialisation and slavery. A documentary piece on Henry Ford and his close ally Frederick Taylor- except on scientific management and founder of organisational studies- which zooms in on labour exploitation, its benefits to capitalism and the global geopolitical dynamics involved.

    Robert ‘Chi’ Machiri born in 1978, in Zimbabwe is an artist who works primarily through sound mediation. Machiri’s work exists at the juncture of two streams of practice; his intuition and a post-disciplinary production of works that draw on discourses that are presented through embodied critique, learning and unlearning, interweaving sound, music and images. His most notable project PUNGWE is a mutable project that circles pan African soundings with related contemporary arts discourses and spaces.

    https://listeningatpungwe.wordpress.com

    https://www.hoerspielundfeature.de/hoerstueck-ueber-stimmen-aus-afrika-dzimudzangara-spektrale-100.html

    https://soundcloud.com/user-799683378/sets/accra-sound-trails

  • Nicky Stott and Nat Grant with Luc Yong - Terrania
    1 September 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    Terrania is a gothic-eco-drama podcast exploring gender-queer and disability in the face of climate catastrophe. This project draws on contemporary environmental realities to explore how (dis)abled, genderqueer bodies might be reimagined in dystopian andutopian futurity narratives. The podcast consists of a series of micro-episodes with a specifically composed music soundtrack. Listeners experience these otherwordly geographies through the perspective of dual protagonist viewpoints and a sonic environment that evokes hope in the face of impending doom. It locates (dis)abled, genderqueer bodies on the frontline of climate emergency. Terrania is produced on unceded Wurundjeri Country.

    Nicky Stott is a writer, media activist andartist working with analog and digital media since 1991. They have produced 3CRCommunity Radio’s environmental current affairs program Earth Matters since 2010. Dr. Nat Grant is a sound artist working across live performance, recording and broadcast, digital arts, andcommunity arts. Nat has created original chamber music, durational sound artworks, has composed and created sound design for theatre, dance, film, and live art, and in 2018 received the Age Music Victoria award for best Experimental/Avant-Garde Act. Luc Yong is a potter, writer, musician, and painter.

    Nicky Stott https://linktr.ee/nickystott

    Nat Grant http://natgrantmusic.com

    Luc Yong http://lucslikeit.com

  • Shorts 26
    1 September 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1 – Aleatory Music Systems   – SOS (5:19)  2 – Marc Rose – Twisted Epiphanies: The Estate Sale (06:40) 3 – Meryll Hardt – Drom vāta śunel ćirla (9:55) 4 – Kim Buikema    – Lag-4-E (3:34) 5 – Graham Nathan Harris – Two Passages (9:53) 6 – Ariel Mioduser – Selfie (3:44) 7 – Emma Bowen – Postcard (2:50)  8 – Alistair Zaldua & Lauren Redhead – experimentalstudio (5:53) 9 – Johnny Dixon – A pop song playing in the background (0:55) 10 – Dante Tanzi – Pari    (8:03)  

    1 – Robert Baldock – SOS (5:19)

    SOS, a new generative work by Robert Baldock (Aleatory Music Systems) explores the role of radio waves in relation to navigation, to safe passage, to the human cry for help. Building on Morse code, weather forecasts and the static of long wave radio and satellite, SOS continues Aleatory Music Systems ongoing investigation into the boundaries of order and chaos in systems music and electronic music, and the sonic collisions that mark the border of what will be heard and saved, and what may be lost.

    Robert Baldock is a Scottish-based composer who has been making and performing experimental music under the name Aleatory Music Systems (AMS) since 2002. In 2017 he survived a serious ischemic stroke and now lives with a suite of acute communication impairments. Expressing himself through the act of composing has never been more crucial for him. A recent recipient of the Francis Chagrin Award, Robert is returning to music with mentoring from composer Michael Begg. His work has been performed previously at ‘Seeing Sound’ Bath Spa University, ‘Generation’, National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh Art Festival and ‘Neon Digital’ Dundee Contemporary Art.
    https://aleatorymusicsystems.bandcamp.com/
    https://soundcloud.com/aleatory-music-systems

    2 – Marc Rose – Twisted Epiphanies: The Estate Sale

    Spoken word piece written and read by the Jodi Lorimer. Post production music, sound design by Marc Rose.  http://www.TheFuseboxShow.com 

    3 – Meryll Hardt – Drom vāta śunel ćirla

    https://www.instagram.com/meryll_hardt/      https://soundcloud.com/meryllh

    4 – Kim Buikema    Lag-4-E    

    Lag – 4 – E is an experimental poem that combines methods of permutation, 12-tone music composition, and musical canon to experiment with musicalizing spoken words. The phrase “the catch is the lag between two kinds of knowledge,” (penned by Adalaide Morris) refers to poet and writer Gertrude Stein, who experimented with permutations of words and syllables to make new meaning. It also describes the place between instinctual, embodied knowing and cognitive, learned thinking. For me, the catch is also a bridge that reflects how humans experience music as performers and listeners – in ways that are both visceral and cognitive.

    Kim Buikema is a Midwest-born, Brooklyn-based audio producer, media maker, and screenwriter. 
    https://kimbuikema.wixsite.com/kimberly-buikema

    5 – Graham Harris – Two Passages

    This work describes in sound two voyages (or ‘passages’). It is notable that some of the samples used are from my own conventional acoustic ensemble piece for 8 instruments called ‘Ritual Ballet’ (2017). These samples are particularly used in the first ‘passage’. I was fascinated how the samples, when manipulated electronically, transform into something totally different in concept and provide the material for a completely different work, yet still retain some aspects of the original vibe of the source work. The opening of the electronic work here submitted reminds the composer of a steam train setting off, but on an unpredictable dark journey. The two passages are separated by a short interlude.

    Graham Harris is based in London UK and has studied composition at Goldsmiths, Royal Holloway and Surrey University. He achieved a masters degree in composition (MMus Composition with distinction) in 2020. He was awarded Soundhub associate composer of the London Symphony Orchestra in 2017, and has received 4 awards for composition between 2021-22 in Italy, Vienna, Serbia, UK. He is now recently published by Universal Edition, Vienna. He has written both solo and chamber/ensemble works, electronic works, and also orchestral works.     https://soundcloud.com/nathanharris33

    6 – Ariel Mioduser – Selfie

    This piece evolves around an endless loop of the words “Ego” and “Click” as a reflection on the Selfie culture and the extension of the desire to propagate and publish the self, which, in the end, is just a repetitive image of the external.

    I am a media artist focusing on sound art, animation, and digital painting. Along the years my sound works have evolved from the use of field recordings and electronic instruments to being mainly based on my voice in a broad sense, processed to the point where sometimes it is not recognizable as a human voice, but still carries the warmth and vibration of the original. The visual raw material is the bare pixel as the building block of digital art. In all my works, the visual and the sound combine into one experience.
    https://arielmio4.wixsite.com/website        

    7 – Emma Bowen – Postcard

    This is a sonic postcard from Edinburgh. It explores sound from different positions in and around the city centre.  The composition combines field recordings of airborne sounds from walks, with electromagnetic and local transport recordings. Through a deeper listening practise, the city sounds begin to form rhythms and loops.  http://www.emmagbowen.com

    8 – Alistair Zaldua & Lauren Redhead – experimentalstudio

    SouthWestApril is a collection of four experimental sound poems that combine speech, improvisation and live electronics that can be heard as separate pieces or a continuous set. The texts were created using extended Oulipo techniques, while the e-violin interacts with live electronics that sample and process the improvised sound in real time. These pieces were recorded at the SWR Experimentalstudio in Freiburg, Germany, in April 2023; live electronics were performed in the studio by Maurice Oeser.

    Alistair Zaldua is a composer, improviser and violinist based in Manchester. In addition to his work as a solo improviser, he performs in a duet for organ and live electronics with Lauren Redhead. http://www.alistair-zaldua.de   Lauren Redhead is a composer of experimental music whose work is published by Material Press (Berlin) and by Firehead Organ Works (UK). Her music is released on the pan y rosas discos and sfz music labels. She is also a performer of music for organ and electronics, often working in a duet with Alistair Zaldua.  https://laurenredhead.eu/
     
    9 – Johnny Dixon – A pop song playing in the background

    10 – Dante Tanzi – Pari    

    Pari is inspired by ritual-type ceremonies and, more generally, by those practices which, by modulating the quality of listening, aim to draw on particular dimensions of experience. Pari has a linear-cyclic trend that develops over six tracks and is based on the repetition of an ordered sequence of 13 female voice samples, immersed in electronic sounds. The samples include words of the Italian language and meaningless vocal expressions, of an emotional type: Prati, Con, Gheu, Pari, Oss, Alti, Se, Sol, Boi, Mmhs, Ella, Za, Onde. The words and vocal expressions are underlined and accompanied by the melodies of a synthetic wind instrument.

    Dante Tanzi is a composer and performer of acousmatic music. 
    https://www.audior.eu/chi-siamo/

  • Pablo Sanz - Lanzarote
    1 September 2023  2:00 pm - 2:20 pm

    description
    LANZAROTE (22:22)

    This work centers on Timanfaya, a territory molded by its volcanic eruptions over six years in 1730-36, and again in 1824. The composition listens with other animal species that dwell around the rugged coast, endeavoring into their intimate “lifeworlds.” It also traverses the aural expressions of multiple materialities, attending to crackling lava rocks, energy-making devices and ground vibrations in a zone of shallow geothermal anomalies, and to the endless flux of “intra-actions” among wind, water, and earth.

    CANARIAS SOUNDWALK explores the sonic ecologies of the Canary Islands archipelago, presenting seven compositions for headphone listening created with environmental sound materials from each of the seven main islands: El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote.

    The project investigates the vitality of more-than-human entities and realities, aiming to promote less anthropocentric ways of being and thinking. Through different listening strategies and audio technologies, the work concentrates on what usually remains hidden or unnoticed, on the limits and thresholds of perception and attention. The project focuses on the voices and audible presence of animal and plant species, air, soil, water, weather, and landscape formations. Furthermore, it acknowledges the affective power of sounds themselves. This project embraces listening as a creative act, a form of attention, and a tool to investigate the world. It attempts to cultivate intimate sensory encounters favouring affectivity over signification and representation.

    The project was originally commissioned by the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in the US as a permanent public invisible artwork available at multiple locations in Washington, DC. Additional support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI), the Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) and the Visby International Centre for Composers (VICC). Fieldwork and production assistance: Palma E. Christian Martínez. Special thanks to Garajonay National Park, Teide National Park, and Timanfaya National Park.

    http://pablosanz.info
    https://pablosanz.bandcamp.com
    https://soundcloud.com/pablosanz
    https://www.instagram.com/pabloooosanz/
    https://www.facebook.com/pablooosanz

  • Omer Eilam - A Day at Hambacher Forst
    1 September 2023  2:20 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    A couple of years ago I spent a day at the Hambach Forest in West Germany together with a group of activists who were occupying the forest and trying to save it from destruction for the sake of coal mining. The piece is a musical-storytelling journey combining spoken word with synthesised sounds and samples wherein I tried to capture those 24 hours and put them in a broader context of the environmental movement and of human society. The work is dedicated to all activists, environmentalists and spiritual warriors who devote their lives to protecting the Hambach Forest. Originally from Tel Aviv I began my academic studies with a Bachelor degree in Neuroscience and later continued to a PhD in Computational Biology and research of the Human Microbiome. In 2014 I moved to The Netherlands to study electronic music in The Institute of Sonology. Focusing on the music of Karlheinz Stockhausen I acquired my Master’s degree and later trained as a sound projectionist and synthesizer creator for the Aus LICHT production in Holland Festival 2019. Since 2021 I live in Falkensee (Germany) and continue to explore the many facets of the human condition through music, activism, Yoga and Anthroposophy.

  • Ruaridh Law / Ronan Doyle / Morag Law - Where The Waves Erode The Heavens (live in studio)
    1 September 2023  3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

    description
    Sound artist Ruaridh Law presents a brand new piece for live electronics and two voices, “Where The Waves Erode The Heavens”, accompanied live by the voices of Ronan Doyle and Morag Law.
    Using music from the Isle of Lewis – via chanter, clarsach, waulking songs and psalms – the three weave together a tapestry of interlocking voices, from the past to right now, linking the landscape of the island with the stars and beyond.

    http://ruaridhTVO.com
    https://www.infinityartists.com/actors/ronan-doyle
    https://www.luath.co.uk/mrag-law

  • Trouble Tracer - Autofahrt (radio version)
    1 September 2023  3:30 pm - 3:45 pm

    description
    Facing ignition issues? Looking to identify the symptoms to understand where the problem lies? Our handy Trouble Tracer guide offers clear audio examples that will help you diagnose the problem. Whether it be Corona Discharge Stains, Cold/Carbon Fouling, Pad Contamination, Flash Over, Ash Deposits or Detonation we’re here to help!

    At Trouble Tracer® we know one thing: quality is in the details. And what’s true for technological developments is true for adequately identifying issues and matching them with the appropriate solution. At Trouble Tracer® we also believe that accuracy is best attained by working together. That’s why we openly share solutions and lay out in a to-the-point and concise manner a reliable way to diagnose contamination, wear, damage and other potential issues, and how to best return to the ideal standards of performance and efficiency we work with dedication to maintain. The Trouble Tracer® guide doesn’t always give you enough information for you to know exactly what’s wrong, but it does mean that you can eliminate everything from the input to the point where the signal changes. It’s important to understand that when fault finding, any anomalous voltage is a symptom of the fault, and is not the fault itself.  

    With its unique patented technology, Trouble Tracer® produces audio and visual signals that technicians easily catch when they tap the target. But nevertheless it does not require bending, cutting, freezing or any other actions that can damage cables.

    Autofahrt is ideal for individuals that have difficulty in differentiating between static and leak noise on an electronic listening stick!

    Trouble Tracer are Fritz Welch and Mark Vernon.

    Biographies

    Fritz Welch is a drummer, percussionist and vocalist determined to stretch the escalator of possibilities into the bloodshot eye of results. He was a founding member of Asparagus Piss Raindrop, Peeesseye and Lambs Gamble.  He currently plays in EGO DEPLETION (with Adam Campbell), Dome Riders (with Armin Sturm, Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh and Mike Parr Burman), Zoming Flakes  (with Iain Findlay Walsh and Louise Ahl), and has ongoing duo collaborations with Olivier Di Placido, Mariam Rezaei and Aniela Piasecka.  A longtime Brooklynite of Texas origins, Welch is now based in Glasgow Scotland. http://www.humansacrifice.net

    Mark Vernon is a Glasgow based sound artist who works with found tapes and acousmatic presence. His work explores themes of magnetic memory, audio archaeology, voyeurism and nostalgia. His solo music projects have been published through labels including Kye, Glistening Examples, Flaming Pines, Misanthropic Agenda, Entr’acte and Canti Magnetici. He co-runs and curates Glasgow art radio station, Radiophrenia and has produced programmes for stations internationally.
    http://meagreresource.com

  • Isaac Heard - Ultra Heart
    1 September 2023  3:45 pm - 4:00 pm

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    This piece was inspired by the idea of different life forms experiencing life at different speeds based upon their heartbeats. So a mouse may experience time very quickly with a fast heartbeat and live only two years while a blue whale may live 90 years and experience time very slowly. The sounds in the piece each respond to a unique animals heartbeat. Bio: Isaac Heard (b.1995, Croydon) lives and works in Glasgow. Heard is a visual artist primarily working with video and animation to create fictional narratives exploring our relationship to environment and memory. Heard graduated with 1st class honours from his BA studies of Fine Art at Lancaster University (2019), having spent a year studying abroad at the University of Colorado, Boulder campus (2018). Heard graduated from his masters in Fine Art Practise at the Glasgow School of Art with Distinction. For his 2022 Mlitt Degree Show, Heard screened Sharon, a work combining video and animation as the protagonist reflects on her memories and relationship to her mother. In 2022 Heard worked on an extended animation project Bone Flower composed of hand drawn chalk images that explore the relationship between mind and environment. Heard has also taught at various higher education institutions such as Lancaster University. Instagram: @IsaacHeardArt

  • Kunstradio 5 - Polywave über der Ringstrasse by GX Jupiter-Larsen
    1 September 2023  4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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    During his many visits to Vienna from 1989 to 2012, GX very much enjoyed his frequent strolls along Ringstrasse. He would often conduct field recordings from one end of the street to the other. Foregoing the temporal order, to simulate the experience of a walking tour, GX presents these recordings in geographical order from west to east, from Wiener Staatsoper to Sigmund Freud Park, and on to the banks of The Danube.

  • Manja Ristic - More tuge - The Sea of Sorrow
    1 September 2023  5:00 pm - 5:15 pm

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    Manja Ristić is a violinist, sound artist, poet, curator and researcher active in the fields of electroacoustic and classical music, instrumental improvisation and experimental sound art. Her work blends intuitive composition and field recording practices while focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to acousmatic forms, radio art, and acoustic ecology. Manja Ristić currently works and lives on the island of Korčula, Croatia.

    http://manjaristic.blogspot.com
    https://manjaristic.bandcamp.com

  • Ruby Lawrence - Live in the studio
    1 September 2023  5:15 pm - 5:30 pm

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  • Buffer Zone
    1 September 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

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    Jasmina Al-Qaisi – nice to meet you_worked on_(1:21)
     
    Alexandra Spence -communion_touch_mastered (10:55)

  • Jasmina Al-Qaisi - To enter the ____’s mouth
    1 September 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

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    “To enter the ____’s mouth” might feel like sitting on a flower and looking for trouble.
    While fighting chronic pain, Gura is building up her character across dimensions. Gura seeks origins of inherited fears and pains mistaking entrances for exits, caves for cavities, venturing confidently in and out of mouths from idiomatic sentences and more. All of these strategies seems necessary for Gura to ride with Hypochondria on an anecdotal journey towards the inside of an MRI.

    Biography:

    Jasmina Al-Qaisi is a poet who writes for voice and paper, articulates and performs language with sound, food or care practices towards uncontainable forms of literature.
    When writing with sound, Jasmina shape-shifts in inexistant institutional forms, invents jobs, engages in human and more than human relations and broadcasts temporarily or mobile on free and public radios.

    https://jasminescu.com

  • Alexandra Spence - Sound Diary Sept-Nov 2022
    1 September 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

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    Alexandra Spence Sound diary: Sept-Nov 2022

    Whilst travelling and touring across Europe in Sept-Nov 2022, instead of field recording – I made short descriptive notes on environmental sounds that piqued my interest. I had been feeling disillusioned with field recording and keeping these notes allowed me to examine what it was I enjoyed in each sound I encountered. For this piece I have used my text descriptions as a kind of score for miniatures, attempting to reimagine and recreate these sounds using various, unrelated sources; allowing these descriptions to re-compose musical memory.

    +Truck reversing out of town square layered deep resonant drone, like music, Kristiansand
    +Nescafe in hotel room bubbly mid pitch rising
    +Bathroom door in teateret squeaky staccato texture, Kristiansand
    +Saxophone noise show of shower handle in Brunswick hotel, Glasgow
    +Gentle squeal of gate at Hanley court, London
    +Man in front of me on train Cologne to Berlin, snapping a piece of the window blind gently creating an elastic band resonance snap sound, blended really well with the Jenny Hval album I was simultaneously listening to
    +Cheery Berlin tram-stop jingle
    +Footsteps on cobbled stairs in graffiti alley way, near Intendente, Lisbon
    +Internal music on train to Paris
    +Sirens across Europe, bouncing, encircling, spinning off buildings around the city (all the EU sirens sound the same)
    +2x Cherry pickers in the Tate turbine hall installing Cecilia Vicuña, glissandi drones as they move. Striking, shifting resonant harmonies
    +Squeaky swing – metal harmonics in a park on Garibaldi Palestrina, Milan
    +Listening to Kendrick – the Heart Part 5 at take-off, voice awash with loud engine sound
    +Trolley in Bratislava old town bumping on rails and echoing off buildings – deep club bass tones
    +Man rubbing a twig against the granite footpath at the Slavin memorial, Bratislava
    +Voices of Italian tourists bouncing off Soviet memorial staircase, Bratislava
    +Someone sneezing in a quiet section of a violin and double bass improv set in Stockholm
    +Rhythm of water dripping off boat into Stockholm harbour
    +Squeaky mooring of boat and ramp, Stockholm harbour
    +Rain falling on Filmhuset, Stockholm

    Biography:

    Alexandra Spence is a sound artist and musician living on unceded Wangal land in Sydney. Through her practice Alex attempts to reimagine the intricate relationships between the listener, the object, and the surrounding environment as a kind of communion or conversation. Her aesthetic favours field recordings, analogue technologies and object interventions. Alex has presented her in Australia and abroad including BBC Radio; Ausland, Berlin; Café Oto, London; EMS, Stockholm; Punkt Festival, Kristiansand; Standards Studio, Milan; AB Salon, Brussels; Radiophrenia, Glasgow; Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid; Sound Forms Festival, Hong Kong; MONO, Brisbane; The Substation, Melbourne; Soft Centre,  Liveworks Festival with Liquid Architecture, Sydney. She regularly collaborates with MP Hopkins as Banana and has released her music with Room40, Longform editions, Mappa, More Mars (Banana), and Canti Magnetici.


    Weblinks:

    https://alexandraspence.net/
    linktr.ee/alexandraspence

    Social media: https://www.instagram.com/alxandraspence/

  • Shorts 18
    1 September 2023  7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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    1) Anna-Maria Rammou – Fallacy: Our mind is a cracked mould shaping reality  (10:08)
    2) Gardika Gigih ft Javanese Gibbons, Tanijiwo, Swara Owa – Mimpi Owa (4:07) 3) Char Bickley – pool party (11:04) 4) Mark Vernon – Call Back Carousel Ep 1 – Holidays Torquay, 1969 (10:34) 5) Marek Hlavac – Changing Weather 2 – dawn chorus forecast (5:50) 6) Ilaria Boffa – Ode for the Beginners (7:46) 7) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 12 – Shoji Mariah – Ritual for the Machines 1 (4:26) 8) Cristina Marras – Les Fleurs (1:00) 9) Dariusz Mazurowski – The Most Historic Telephone Call (3:31)

    1) Anna-Maria Rammou – Fallacy: Our mind is a cracked mould shaping reality 

    In this track I express feelings of indignation, sadness and fear. Showing how it feels to return home, after 10 years of absence, in a city where economic, social and environmental degradation are so obvious and yet only few seem to notice and care.

    2) Gardika Gigih ft Javanese Gibbons, Tanijiwo, Swara Owa – Mimpi Owa

    This work is my collaboration with the Javanese Gibbons sound in the Petungkriyono Forest, Central Java, Indonesia as a reflection on the relationship between nature and human being in current climate crisis. In August last year, I and friends from Tanijiwo and Musik Sekitar visited the SwaraOwa community in Petungkriyono forest. We were lucky to meet a group of Javanese gibbons calling to each others. I recorded this magical sounds. Later, I composed this music, elaborated the recording of Javanese gibbons, eagles, cicadas and other forest sounds with Sundanese zhiter and basing pacing, a traditional reed instrument from Sulawesi.

    Gardika Gigih is an Indonesian composer, pianist and soundscape researcher. His works, which have been performed internationaly span numerous genres from concert to contemporary improvisation, film scoring, and sound ethnography. In 2019, Gardika received a fellowship from The Japan Foundation Asia Center to conduct soundscape research as cultural narratives in Southeast Asia, Japan (published in http://www.lostinsound.art). Now, he is staying in New York as Asian Cultural Council Fellows 2023. Recently, his composition “Mimpi Owa”, has been nominated for Sound of The Year Awards, for Composed With Sound Category, held by BBC Radiophonic Institute and The Museum of Sounds.

    3) Char Bickley – pool party

    A sonic splash around the local pool. Using field recordings and interviews with loved-ones, pool_party considers the everyday experience of going to the swimming pool, re-imagining the acoustic character of this familiar space, exploring the relationship between nostalgia and a sense of place.

    Char Bickley is a sound designer, live artist and DJ, under the alias Carlos. Their current practice is focussed on sacredness and ritual in non-religious settings, and the potential for human connection in celebrating the everyday and mundane.
    https://charlottebickleyso.wixsite.com/charlotte-bickley-so/listen
    https://soundcloud.com/carlos_riddims

    4) Mark Vernon – Call Back Carousel Episode 1 – Holidays Torquay, 1969
     
    5) Marek Hlavac – Changing Weather 2 – dawn chorus forecast

    Sound of birds forecasted by time-series forecasting algorithm.

    Marek Hlavac is sound artist whose work is focused on relation of sound, technology and natural and social environments. His performances, installations, compositions and site-specific projects are based on listening, reflection and speculative reimagining. His live performances often concentrate on relationship between instrument/technological setup and interaction of participants.    http://marekhlavac.net

    6) Ilaria Boffa – Ode for the Beginners

    Ilaria Boffa is an Italian poet and sound recordist. She writes bilingual poetry and she has published three poetry collections to date. She is one of the eight authors included in NeMLA“Writing in a Different Language’ Vol XL 2018. Her sono-poems, which combine poetry and field recording, have been broadcast on Radiophrenia Glasgow radio art festival and Clyde Built Radio Glasgow. Three of her collaborative audio-video installations have been exhibited at Mahalla Festival Murmuration 2021 in Turkey, Nature&Culture Poetry Film Festival 2021 in Sweden, !Flick! International Film Festival 2023 in the US and MK Architektur Exhibition 2023 in Germany. https://linktr.ee/ilariaboffaIB
     
    7) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 12 – Shoji Mariah – Ritual for the Machines 1

    TTMDT is a collection series made from January to December 2012. One tape/digital release per month out on MAGIA. The first 6 were created by MAGIA founder Ignacio Córdoba and the rest by close friends and fellow artists Gianluca Elia (IT/DK), Simon Forchhammer (DK), Michał Biel (PL/DK), bjarkebbbb (DK), Louise Vind Nielsen (GE/DK) and the mysterious Shoji Mariah (BR/JP). All the releases focus on tapes, tape machines and machines as destroyers of time, of perception and of the perception of time. Samples, coding, looping, hacking, field recording, plunderphonics and improvisation share the detritus of Time.

    8) Cristina Marras – Les Fleurs

    This piece by Cristina Marras (sound design and production) and Elodie Silberstein (voice) is a delicate and nostalgic exploration of the enchanting world of picture books. Drawing inspiration from the timeless tale of Little Ida’s Flowers, by which both artists were captivated during their childhoods, the piece weaves together soundscapes and sonic textures to evoke the magical atmosphere of a childhood classic. Throughout the piece, listeners are swept up in a rich tapestry of emotions blended together to create an ethereal soundscape that feels both alluring and uncanny.  As two individuals whose paths crossed in Melbourne, Cristina and Elodie grew up in different places and times – Cameroon, France, and Italy. They set out to create an immersive audio experience to capture the sense of bewilderment that occurs when you seem to remember that elusive – and always fleeting – memory from your childhood.  Their work, much like the all-encompassing otherness that permeates the psyche of every traveller, embodies the blending of people, places, and cultures.    
    https://www.cristinamarras.com         https://elodiesilberstein.wordpress.com

    9) Dariusz Mazurowski – The Most Historic Telephone Call

    Recorded at the Ingrid Studio, Prague, 1994 – 1995. This short radiophonic collage was created as a kind of tribute to the space flight pioneers, especially to Yuri Gagarin, Neil Alden Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Eugene “Buzz” Aldrin, Jr of Apollo 11. Contains authentic audio footage by above mentioned figures, US presidents and unknown radio presenters of that era.

    https://deemstudio.com/

  • Jerome Joy - Sobralasolas! episode 1
    1 September 2023  8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

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    Sobralasolas !

    1st épisode of the remote radiopera, for live, streamed and recorded  sounds.

    With Jérôme Joy, Kaffe Matthews, Gregory Whitehead, Björn Eriksson,  Caroline Bouissou and DinahBird  

    Based on a mix of field recordings, spoken performances &  electroacoustic improvisation in a networked playing configuration,  SOBRALASOLAS! does not have preestablished scenario or story (neither a  documentary nor a radio testimony). It is a place for glossolalies and  echolalias. SOBRALASOLAS! intercuts collected and improvised sounds with  the aim of recreating a new listening environment that is both fictional  and real, time-specific and site-specific. SOBRALASOLAS! aims to  condense and slow down the process of listening and, by extension, our  way of grasping surroundings in everyday life. It has been played at  various international festival and along many radio broadcasts since  2008.  

    Biography:

    Jérôme Joy. Since the beginning of the eighties and after studies at the  Music Conservatory of Bordeaux (France), his work is based on sound  intensity & loudness, duration and delay as structure and de-structuring  of music. After starting as a performer, improviser and “microphonist”  in 1982, he had developed a series of net and art works along the 1990s.  He’s currently member of some noise music projects : Qwat ?, pizMO,  MXPRMNTL, Noii, etc. He was research co-director of Locus Sonus audio in  art research lab (2004-2016) and has been involved these last years in  collaborative projects (with Keith Rowe, Pauline Oliveros, Eric  Letourneau, The Residents, etc.).  

    Weblinks:
    https://jeromejoy.org/
    https://nocinema.org/
    https://projetneuf.cc/

  • Yulia | Julia Carolin Kothe - Drifting through the haze, one might decide to focus on the garden’s shed
    1 September 2023  9:00 pm - 10:00 pm

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    ‘Drifting through the haze, one might decide to focus on the garden’s shed’ is a 56-minute radiophonic piece in which the listener can encounter an assemblage of tools in a shed or an analysis of a square metre’s vegetation.
     
    As guests in this evolving sonic landscape, we navigate through deconstructed moods, personal memories, fractured voices, and field recordings harvested during a residency stay in a private garden somewhere in West Cork. Each step unveils a new facet of the garden’s array as we meander amidst the lush lawn and traverse the acoustic tunnel system.
     
    Yulia’s collaboration with the local gardeners – Ralph Ferguson, Johann Gardener, Chris Mac Mahan, Bruv James Slash&Burn – informs the exploration, as they dig out, cultivate and display stories ranging from the eerie to the tender, the space between presence and absence, engine sounds, poems and coffee-filled cups.

    Credits:

    Featuring the gardeners: Ralph Ferguson, Johann Gardener, Chris Mac Mahan, Bruv James Slash&Burn

    … with special thanks to the gardeners, the Crespo Foundation (Ulrike Crespo), Lisa Fabian for joint jam sessions, Maria Kothe, Wolfgang Kothe and to Marcus Maeder for providing soil recordings of the garden.

    © 2023, Yulia | Julia Carolin Kothe, Drifting through the haze, one might decide to focus on the garden’s shed, commissioned by radiophrenia and developed during the Glenkeen Garden Residency of the Crespo Foundation.

    BIOGRAPHY

    Yulia | Julia Carolin Kothe (*Gießen, DE) is a visual artist based between Glasgow (UK) and Frankfurt am Main (DE). She completed two Master’s degrees in sculpture with distinction at the Glasgow School of Art and Kunsthochschule Mainz, respectively. She is a studio holder at the Glasgow Sculpture Studios.

    Julia Carolin Kothe works at the intersection of sculpture, installation, sound, text and performance. In her site-specific installations and spatial interventions, she explores the connections, discrepancies and tensions of temporal and spatial settings that incorporate elements of personal and collective memory, intersectional feminist theory and archival material. She is interested in relationships that materialise in spaces and in-between bodies, for instance between the physical and the digital, the human and the non-human, and the glitches that emerge between experience, memory, reality and fiction. Yulia (the sonic and performative echo of JCK) is curious about collaborative ways of working that lead to radio episodes, sound works, texts and publications on both physical and digital platforms.

    Recent works have been shown internationally at French Street (Glasgow), Rosa Stern (Munich), Kunsthalle Mainz (Mainz), Queens Street Studios (Belfast), POKY – Institute of Contemporary Art (Mainz), Atletika Gallery (Vilnius), mañana bold (Offenbach a.M.) and Frankfurter Kunstverein (Frankfurt a.M.), among others. She has participated in a number of residencies, including the CCA: Creative Lab Residency (Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow), the Hospitalfield Graduate Programme (Arbroath) and is a fellow of the Stiftung Kunstfonds (working grant, Bonn).


    WEBSITE
    http://www.juliacarolinkothe.de

    INSTAGRAM
    @julia.ko_
    https://www.instagram.com/julia.ko_/Radiophrenia 2023

  • Shorts 48
    1 September 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

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    1) Craig Gel – Great Orme Copper Mine (Auto Filter) (4:15)  
    2) Stuart Low – Fug  (1:41)
    3) allspringflowers- SPASM  (14:03)
    4) Marko Paunović – Displacements (3:00)
    5) Andrea Borghi –  Audiopanorama (4:25)    
    6) Stuart Low – Goff (0:53)    
    7) Christiaan Muller –  Poetry Soundscapes: Snugness (1:00)    
    8) LUOM (Luke Drozd & Omar Johnsen) – Live at BEK (20:51)
    9) Chloé Hofmann – Pas dormir (1:00)
    10) nula cc – slatiny,1 (5:29)

    1) Craig Gel – Great Orme Copper Mine (Auto Filter)

    This piece uses a short field recording made at the Bronze Age copper mines at Great Orme, Llandudno, North Wales. As the original recording repeats, it is side-chained to a series of automated filters of varying sensitivity, transforming the sound of dripping from the limestone tunnels into an array of synthetic voices. On the third repetition the source audio is muted, leaving just the synthetic signals.

    Craig Gell is a sound artist, musician and composer based in Folkestone, Kent. His recent work explores the human relationship with the natural environment, using field recordings, geoscience data and creative programming to produce installations, web apps, sound maps and electroacoustic compositions. Craig also writes more conventional music and has composed for a number of short animated films. He also performs with free improvisors the Free Range Orchestra, Canterbury.

    https://www.craiggellmusic.com
    https://www.soundcloud.com/craiggell
    https://craiggell.bandcamp.com/

    2) Stuart Low – Fug  

    3) allspringflowers- SPASM

    SPASM is the recording of a live performance I performed in August, 2012 at the A.I.D. x Buluntu Takeover in Yalıkavak, Bodrum. It is a fixed-media attempt to create a sonic diary of personal experience and an immersive emotional soundscape. Its raw materials are the sounds of bodies, languages, foraged field recordings, synthesis and other sonic gatherings.

    allspringflowers (she/they): radio artist and DJ residing in Istanbul. things she mostly deals with: creating eclectic & electronic sets, lingering, producing sonic stories for live performances and radios, planting and growing some seeds, sociology of music, opening up space for solidarity and cooperation in art worlds, weaving cocoons and coming out of them, staying sane in Turkey.  

    https://www.instagram.com/gunsferel/
    https://soundcloud.com/gunsferel

    4) Marko Paunović – Displacements

    3-channel installation DISPLACEMENTS is based on an accumulation of the voice fragments taken from the Radio Belgrade broadcast “Slow walking in(to)… (fragments about eccentricity in simultaneous expression and suppression of desire)”. The voice of distinguished speaker Marica Milčanović has been treated with three different envelope shapers, which are stipulating the layer’s mutual dynamics. Within that process, conceptual defragmentation of the words and breaths leaves the impression of an “open form”. The piece is produced in Electronic Studio of Radio Belgrade, on EMS Synthi 100.

    Marko Paunović is an ambient artist and sound sculptor. He works with the synthesis of electro-acoustics and ambiance while researching the sound potential of the melancholic atmosphere of isolated landscapes within frames of minimalism and drones. This work is represented in sound installations, sound performances, radiophonic pieces, sound for independent experimental movies as well as solo albums and collaborations. His poetical-theoretical texts represent the example of conceptual and linguistic (l=a=n=g=u=a=g=e) poetry, and they are simultaneously the starting points for his compositions. As they speak about the act of its own genesis through its auto-reflexivity, as much as of its composing process, with every staging of his work Marko enters the domain of “lecture performance” format.

    https://markopaunovic.bandcamp.com/
    https://andagainandagainmusic.bandcamp.com/

    5) Andrea Broghi – Audiopanorama
     
    6) Stuart Low – Goff    

    7) Christiaan Muller – Poetry Soundscapes: Snugness

    Poetry Soundscapes is a podcast that invites listeners to immerse themselves in a world of fieldrecordings, a little music and poetry. The podcast begins with a reflection by Charles Simic on the role of art in expressing the impossible predicament that we all find ourselves in as human beings. In the context of poetry, the predicament often refers to the limitations and challenges that the poet faces in trying to express their thoughts and emotions through language, as well as the existential struggles that are part of the human condition. The host shares a personal story of a childhood experience where he found himself in a cold, dark room counting the tolling of a church bell
    to pass the time. He argues that the cold and discomfort of the room actually added to the experience, as it allowed him to appreciate the
    warmth and comfort of his bed. The host reflects on the beauty of the world and the importance of taking the time to appreciate it. He suggests that, like the experience of being cold in a warm bed, we need contrasts in life in order to fully appreciate the moments of joy and beauty.  

    8) LUOM (Luke Drozd & Omar Johnsen) – Live at BEK

    Following a residency at BEK (Bergen Senter for Electronisk kunst), Norway, duo LUOM were invited back for a short live performance. Live at BEK is a 20 minute improvised session of two artists trying to find a shared audio language. A playful back and forth that can be filed under: Soft Noise.

    9) Chloé Hofmann – Pas dormir

    Chloé trouve que la nuit ce n’est pas fait pour dormir mais la personne avec qui elle vit n’est pas du même avis.

    10) nula cc – slatiny,1

    https://nulacc.bandcamp.com/

  • Leon Clowes - My Story with Alcohol
    1 September 2023  11:00 pm - 11:20 pm

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    These works from the last twelve months are all part of my current PhD practice research at London College of Music, University of West London. Using autoethnographic techniques, I’m exploring self-compassionate creative exploration of lived trauma (kinship care family, growing up gay during the AIDS crisis, addiction/abuse).

    ‘Secrets keep us sick and pop music brings us closer’ is an audio paper selected for Seismograf’s ‘Grief’ edition.  (Radiophrenia broadcast 9pm 24th Aug).

    ‘My story with alcohol’ is part of an installation at Open School East’s Associate Artist exhibition. (Radiophrenia broadcast 11pm 1st September).

    ‘The Haunting’ is a music, film and spoken word performance from Naviar Records Haiku Fest at Cafe Oto. (Radiophrenia broadcast 9:30pm 3rd September).

    In the last three years, leon clowes’ transdisciplinary artworks have featured in, and been commissioned by, Drake Music Scotland/NMC Recordings for pianist Siwan Rhys, BBC News and Sounds podcast, SPILL and Deptford X arts festivals, Frieze Art Fair, Cafe Oto, Squish Rotterdam, Queer Art Projects, Disability Arts Online, Margate Pride, Queer Contemporaries, Datscha Radio Berlin, Britten Pears Arts and Exploding Cinema. Together with Cathy Sloan, and working curatorially with international groups and artists, leon is using lived experience to establish the national Addiction Recovery Arts Network.

    http://www.leonclowes.com

  • The Castle - Greetings from the kitchen
    1 September 2023  11:20 pm - 2 September 2023  12:00 am

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    This is the first piece served by The Castle, whose name is both a concrete and abstract starting point for their musical research: blurring images of architectures in the middle of a haunting biotope taking over, strangely independent dishes developing a life of their own, hidden spaces and corridors, repetitive patterns versus chaotic processes, cut up voice fragments and illogical complexity. Recorded on March 25th 2023. Mixed by Andreas O. Hirsch, mastered by Thomas Rehnert.

    Biography:

    The Castle is a collective for electronic and electro-acoustic improvisation, recently founded by a handful of German and French artists living in rural Finistère in Brittany. With Ursula Döbereiner (no input system), Andreas O. Hirsch (electrified palm leaf & morse key), Patricia Koellges (tashigoto, electric bass & voice), Gaël Moissonnier (modular synths & various electronics) and Thomas Rehnert (doepfer modular synths & percussion).

    https://www.HirschOnHirsch.com
    http://www.mme-duo.de
    https://thomasrehnert.de
    http://www.ursuladoebereiner.de
    https://zerojardins.org

  • Ryan Frame - buses, walks and radges
    31 August 2023  11:30 pm - 1 September 2023  1:30 am

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    A selection of phone recordings of morning and evening walks, radges in the streets and buses of Edinburgh and random noises including the frying of eggs and a few other things. Improv mixed via a digital DJ app with a few crass effects thrown in the mix. Ryan Frame bio: Lo-fi experimental field recording enthusiast from the Scottish central belt. Tracks mainly built around one take Iphone voice recordings. Everyday sounds of the streets, buses, random pub conversations and noise. Borderline sound art.

2 September 2023
  • Glue Banta (Jonny Farrow) - The Distract and Disable Program Episode 7
    2 September 2023  12:00 am - 1:00 am

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    Glue Banta is a disembodied voice, a host, a nonsense name intended to be an invocation to open the subconscious to non-reality; an imaginary and immersive space for the listener; a place where ghosts manifest, aliens walk among us, systems fail and organisms mutate. The program is recorded as a performance derived from many different sources: vinyl, cassette tape, field recordings, live radio, various texts, film soundtracks from DVD, and paranoid internet ramblings, which are subsequently manipulated through various analog and digital means. This episode features descriptions of Atlantean Crystals as well as the loading of canons.

    Biography:

    Jonny Farrow (as Glue Banta) hosted Wave Farm/WGXC’s monthly radio show The Distract and Disable Program from 2011-2016, and is part of the NRRF Radio collective. He also makes sculpture, sound art, paintings, and prints. His radio work has been heard worldwide via such festivals as Radiophrenia, Poniia (soundcrack), New Adventures in Sound Art, Safina Radio (Venice Biennale), Electrofest (UAE), and Radioee. His sound work and music has been released by and appeared on Hello CD, Dive Records, Rhinestone Records, Five Leaf Clover, free103point9, and Must Die Records.

    Contact:
    Jonny Farrow
    Email: jonnysounds@gmail.com
    IG: @jonnyfarrow
    FB: Jonny Farrow
    Web: https://jonnyfarrow.net

    Weblinks:
    The Distract and Disable Program Blog
    https://distractanddisable.blogspot.com

    Wave Farm Show/Artist’s Page
    https://wavefarm.org/ta/archive/artists/y0vja9

    Wave Farm/WGXC Archive
    https://tinyurl.com/yjvlnks6

    Jonny Farrow
    https://jonnyfarrow.net

    Safina Radio (for Venice Biennale)
    Circuits±Waves (Jonny Farrow/Glue Banta)
    https://www.safinaradioproject.org/venice-audio-and-sound
     
    NRRF Collective Links:
    Tumblr:
    https://nrrfbradio.tumblr.com/
    Soundcloud:
    https://soundcloud.com/nrrf-radio

  • Radio Concrete 44 - Musica Nova
    2 September 2023  1:00 am - 1:30 am

    description
    Title: Radio Concrete 44 – Musica Nova   Description: The live recording of this episode took place in Schocken6, Tel-Aviv, featuring ensemble Musica Nova (Maayan Tzdaka, Orr Sinay, Yifeat Ziv, Adi Snir) and Hagai Izenberg.   Short Bio: Ensemble Musica Nova is an Israel-based collective of musicians, composers and artists, collaboratively exploring the vast terrain of experimental music and contemporary sound. They are working together to expand the borders of the medium and enrich the dialogue between music and the fields of arts, technology and science.

  • Radio Parazit - Episode 3 Tension Lunar
    2 September 2023  1:30 am - 2:00 am

    description

    Radio Parazit–in English, “Parasite Radio”–contains and broadcasts my explorations around ‘Diasporic Imaginaries.’ Through a series of experimental radio broadcasts, I think and share out loud about experiences, thoughts, and hopes with material derived from personal stories rendered in artistic and acoustic explorations. My voice, however, is not singular. Instead, I suggest a singular perspective of a constellation of voices I have encountered over the years. These voices have shaped my own and have shortened the distance between the subjects and places that build my own diasporic experience in this world.

    A series of 4 episodes connecting to ideas around Diaspora, the Indigenous, the Planet, and Symbiosis.

    –    Diáspora
    –    Parásito
    –    Tensión Lunar
    –    Otrxs Mutualismxs
     
    Biography:

    Nicolás Kisic Aguirre is an architect and trans-disciplinary sound artist who creates machines that explore and illuminate the social and political nature of sound in public space. In 2018, he graduated from the MIT program in Art, Culture and Technology. Informed by his background in architecture and a lifelong fascination with machines, Kisic Aguirre designs and builds sound instruments that explore the connection between public space, power, technology, and sound. His critical and aesthetic practice is open-source, collaborative, and deeply engaged with the public. Nicolás is currently a Ph.D. student in the DXArts program at the University of Washington Seattle.

    http://www.nka.pe
    internet@nka.pe

  • The Conduction Series - Potential Energy, Ready to Burst
    2 September 2023  2:00 am - 3:00 am

    description

    AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•JIMMY GARVER conductor (Leeds, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • The Conduction Series - Surveillance Rochambeau
    2 September 2023  3:00 am - 4:00 am

    description
    ANNA FRIZ (Vancouver, Canada)•AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•JEFF ECONOMY conductor (Kingston, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • The Conduction Series - April Showers
    2 September 2023  4:00 am - 5:00 am

    description
    ANNA FRIZ (Santa Cruz, CA)•AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•AUGUSTÍN GENOUD (Buenos Aires, Argentina)•BETSEY BIGGSconductor (Boulder, CO)•FLORENCIA CURCI (Buenos Aires, Argentina)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•JIMMY GARVER (Leeds, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)



    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • NOMADIC COSMOLOGIES AND FUGITIVE POWER: Red Forest Radiogram #3: Enchanted Technologies of Transmission
    2 September 2023  5:00 am - 7:00 am

    description
     Diana McCarty in conversation with Anna Bromely, Tetsuo Kogawa & Alla Mitrofanova with Sonic Intervention by JD Zazie

    Radio is not only a media-form but also a phenomenon of radiation. Let us think of radio as an emitting action/process where receiving is part of transmitting. An action of radio transmission-reception would be a kind of self-oscillation and the relationship between this action and the audience would be a resonance that enchants our various emotions and moves our bodies. The point of transmission between technology and nature is our body that might temporarily provide an enchanting process where technology, art and our existence resonate together.

    Anna Bromley is an artist, radio producer, and writer that got her start in the DDR. Her installations, re-enactments, and sonic projects have been recently commissioned by international festivals such as the documenta14, and the Manifesta 14, and beuys2021| beuysradio. She conducts research and teaches on dissident and clandestine radio practices,and their herstory(s) from below. https://www.annabromley.com/

    Tetsuo Kogawa in his 80 years of life, teaching, directing and free-radio activisim turned out to be a joke. He is now more concentrating himself on “transmission” practice from “radio without contents” to radiation-art and even to writing as “écriture transmission”. https://radioart.jp

    Alla Mitrofanova is a feminist critic and philosopher working with media art and new ontologies. She writes and lectures on contemporary philosophy, the theory of feminism, art, science and performance. Mitrofanova lives and works in St. Petersburg. 

    JD Zazie (aka Valeria Merlini) is an experimental DJ, avant-turntablist, sound artist and curator from Bolzano based in Berlin. Coming from a DJ and a radiophonic background JD Zazie has explored different approaches to real-time manipulation of fixed recorded sound. In her work she redefines DJ and electroacoustic activities. https://jdzazie.tumblr.com
     
     
    https://www.goethe.de/ins/it/en/sta/mai/ver/tri.html
     
     
    The Red Forest is a loose knit assemblage based on affinities and  overlapping practices that grounds together research, art, political  imagination, and social actions striving for transformative justice  and ecological reparations. In 2021 they initiated a pan-continental  research focusing on the intersections between contemporary  extractivism and datification processes. Red Forest assembles and  organizes their work with infrastructures of collective reciprocity  and interdependency as actual potentiality. Their research contributes  to the theoretical framework of Energetic Materialism to conceptualize  urgent cultural and social processes in the defense of life and the  construction of pluriversal futures in dignified flux.    
     
    Red Forest is mobilized by David Muñoz-Alcántara, Diana McCarty, Mijke  van der Drift and Oleksiy Radynski, after their collective practices  super collided during a 2019-2020 BAK Fellowship in Utrecht. It  unfolds as a growing constellation of artists, activists, researchers,  media producers, filmmakers, philosophers, educators and time  travelers realizing interdisciplinary projects. In 2021, their ongoing  research on Extractivism, Datafication, and Transformative Justice was  supported by the Kone Foundation in Finland led to: producing an  experimental social and durational performance series in Kyiv and  Berlin titled Sambatas Stagings, supported by Goethe-Institut  Co-Production Fund Kyiv and Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin and in  2022, they convened Red Forest Radiograms – Nomadic Cosmologies &  Fugitive Power – as the German Pavilion of the the 23rd Triennale  Milano. In 2023, their KONE supported research is on “Energy-Matters  in the context of war. Neo-extractivism, fossil fascism, and the  post-national question”. They are currently producing “On the Loss of  Energy. Radiogram from the remnants of collisions”, an experimental  audio piece for the 2023 Helsinki Biennale

  • JF Barber - Dawn Birds, Light Traffic, Melodic Machines
    2 September 2023  7:00 am - 8:00 am

    description
    Dawn Birds, Light Traffic, Melodic Machines is a 58:00 sonic narrative collage composed of field recordings from Dubai, Victoria, and Vancouver. This combination seeks to foreground, through either sonic similarity or serendipity, a fluidity of time and place solidly grounded in rich listening experiences. A sense of a place. A believable experience of being in that space. Engagement with listeners’ imaginations to shape images and stories of their own making. Created 2022 by John F. Barber.

    John F. Barber convenes with The Creative Media & Digital Culture program at Washington State University Vancouver. His radio + sound art have been broadcast and exhibited internationally. A current project is Re-Imagined Radio (http://www.reimaginedradio.net) which combines media art production, scholarship, and performance to explore documentary performance style storytelling for radio broadcasts, listening events, live streams, and podcasts.

  • Shorts 13
    2 September 2023  8:00 am - 9:00 am

    description
    1) Vicki Hallett – Upstream (9:21)  
    2) Bernd Schumann – Étude-tableau (6:31)  
    3) Wulf Steel – Observing  (2:30)  
    4) Ralph Lewis – Abandoned Ship (14:15)  
    5) Jamie Flett and Jude Williams – Let Me Hold (Skin To Skin) (4:59)  
    6) Sharony Green – Kalimbird (5:42)  
    7) Mark Ferguson – Machair Impressions (10:05)
    8) Fiona Grau – Cry Baby (4:58)

    1) Vicki Hallett – Upstream

    Upstream is a long-form sound journey.
    Listen to the Urban soundscape as we paddle in a kayak, passing underneath the Queens Park one-lane bridge and continue upstream towards the confluence of the Parwan (Barwon) and Moorabool Rivers, in Djilang, Wadawurrung Country, Victoria, Australia,

    Vicki Hallett is a composer, versatile musician, sound artist and educator with a unique approach of combining acoustic ecology, scientific analysis and innovative performance practices. This exploration has led Vicki to develop a collaborative concept, with Cornell University’s Elephant Listening Project. Vicki travels the world recording nature’s sounds as well as improvising in acoustically interesting environments including Mabolel Rock (South Africa) with Hippopotami, and the Amazon jungle. Her focus is to document and record the ever-diminishing habitats and species of our planet through multi-channel and  extended field recordings. These are used in installations, live performances, compositions and recordings.

    http://www.vickihallett.com
     
    2) Bernd Schumann – Étude-tableau

    3) Wulf Steel – Observing  

    An excerpt from the collection of poems Fallen. The full collection is yet to be completed but continues to ferment and grow. The excerpt here contains the poems
    Observing, Holding on, Downfall, Consequence and Ache which are grouped together in the collection.

    Always been a writer and always wanting to get work out there. A lover of performance, and someone who likes to think.

    https://www.cityofpoets.com/team/wulf
    https://www.cityofpoets.com/items/clarity-is-sought
     
    4) Ralph Lewis – Abandoned Ship

    “Abandoned Ship” is the remaining audio jetsam of a larger radio art project. In its original state, This and other movements were meant to be a radio art suite, celebrating the broken-down maritime elements from different angles. In its current form, it is a sort of sinking museum of what lives on when a collaboration crumbles. Get out while you still can!

    Ralph Lewis is a composer who loves the collaborative, public, and experimental qualities of radio art. Projects through the last years include a commission from Oberlin Arts and Sciences Orchestra for a live-to-Zoom orchestral work “Straight Into Tangles,” collaborations with Dave O Mahoney in their duo Shan-uh-kees, and dance collaborations with Sara Hook, Kayt MacMaster, Abby Williams Chin, Mike Minarcek, and Brant Roberts on “Dick and Janes/Another Chance So Suite.” He received his doctorate in music composition from the University of Illinois in 2021.
     
    5) Jamie Flett & Jude Williams – Let Me Hold (Skin To Skin)

    Underneath the ecstatic news of Peggy’s birth ran a murkier and more convoluted story, like a peaty black stream under its carapace of sparkling frosted ice. It was revealed only when her mother Jude decided to uncover and excavate it as one part of a means of processing it.

    Oscillating over the thresholds between life/death; womb/world; home/lost; warmth/austerity; natural/clinical; security/terror; love/pragmatism; control/entropy; mother/father; entrails/soul; Jude and Peggy went from being symbiotically joined to somehow being brutally disconnected. The transfer of physical, emotional and mental bond from within skin to without was interrupted. Simple, primal contact denied.

    Jamie Flett is a music maker from Aberdeen living in Glasgow. Since his first collection of songs he’s tried to resist the artificial limitations of defining himself as a ‘singer-songwriter.’  This has resulted in attempts to investigate some remoter sonic territories.  As well as more songs.
    https://www.jamieflett.com/

    Judith Williams is Peggy’s mother and a multifaceted artist who acts and sings as well as making theatre and poetry.  Her work is rooted in a love of all life, relationships, connections, community and transformation.  In the form of story, song, ritual, ceremony, events, workshops, making theatre or a walk to the shops.
    http://www.judithwilliams.me/  

    6) Sharony Green – Kalimbird

    Is it a nest? Bedcovers? A bird and South Africa calling? I mashed sounds around my house at midnight & dawn around the time of the 2023 equinox & merged them w/ the kalimba in my office. That moment between the coldness of winter/metal/technology and warmth of spring/my bed/equator evoked.

    I teach history at the University of Alabama while making a lot of quirky art in and outside the classroom. I was born in Miami, Florida, with roots in the Deep South and the Bahamas. My book on Zora Neale Hurston’s romp through Honduras is out this fall. I made a doc on the late jazz guitarist Grant Green, my former father in law, that actually played in Edinburgh’s Cameo in 2017. Also showed it in Reykjavik and Harlem. I breathe through the headlines.

    https://soundcloud.com/sharonyagreen/
    https://www.mixcloud.com/sagreen1/
    https://sharonygreen.com/
    https://www.instagram.com/sharonyagreen/
    https://twitter.com/sagreen1913
    https://www.youtube.com/c/SharonyGreen

    7) Mark Ferguson – Machair Impressions

    Machair. Gaelic; noun [mass noun]. Fertile, wildflower-rich grassland habitat found on the northwestern coastlines of Scotland and Ireland.

    Five sonic impressions from the perspective of a great yellow bumblebee, composed out of source materials gathered around the Hebridean Island of South Uist in August 2019:

    I    Open grassland with red clover and knapweed, from Daliburgh to Askernish.
    II    Internal sounds of thistle, burdock, ragwort and Yorkshire fog grass.
    III    Great yellow bumblebee queen (reconstructed nest interior).
    IV    Bumblebee mating activity (reconstructed nest entrance).
    V    North Atlantic surf, from the ancient burial grounds at Cladh Hallan.

    Mark Ferguson is a wildlife sound recordist and sound artist, best known for his projects exploring UK and European bat, bird and bumblebee species. His award-winning work has been broadcast by the BBC, mentioned by the Guardian, and selected for performance in leading arts and cultural venues around the world. http://www.markfergusonaudio.com

    8) Fiona Grau – Cry Baby

    “Cry baby” is a piece about violence. The violence itself is not said, but appears in the interstices of what the female voice tells or rather does not tell. For the sound composition I used the clicketing sounds of plants in distress, the noise of a port, a false eagle and the rumbling sounds of earthquakes. It is a piece not only about the violence present in women’s lives, but also in nature and our ways of treating the earth.

    Fiona Grau, born 1986 in Germany. She studied philosophy, literature and politics. Since 2020 she has been working as a market gardener and has her own agricultural project in Brussels with bluette_maraichage_et_fleurs (instagram). She writes and has published poetry in several German speaking literary magazines.

    Instagram: @fiona.grau; gardening project: @bluette_maraichage_et_fleurs

  • Mary Farfisa's Outer Space Radio Theater - The Dream Boat
    2 September 2023  9:00 am - 9:30 am

    description
    THE DREAM BOAT – The flying ‘Dream Boat’ has hit a cloud-berg, and its cargo of musical dreams are escaping. Captain Slumber and his First Mate, Jollypop, ask Mary and Briscoe to help.
     
    A children’s radio series written and produced by Jim Cheff. Starring Cara Alboucq, Nancy Andrews, Leslie Baker, Jim Cheff, Bill Culbertson, Kris Culbertson, and Miranda Marie. Acoustic guitar music written and performed by Terry Alan. Theme song by Cara Alboucq. ©2017 Jim Cheff, All Rights Reserved.
     
    ‘Mary Farfisa’s Outer Space Radio Theater’ was heard every Saturday morning for two years on local station KSZN in Flagstaff Arizona. Its entire run is available now as a podcast.

    https://medium.com/kidslisten/get-to-know-a-show-mary-farfisas-outer-space-radio-theater-569980d64210

    rss.com/podcasts/maryfarfisashow

    jimcheff@suddenlink.net
     

  • Paulina Pikiewicz - SWAMP 4: THE BOGS OF POWER
    2 September 2023  9:30 am - 10:00 am

    description
    A sound design experiment focusing on creating the atmosphere to the fictional game – “SWAMP 4: THE BOGS OF POWER”. You will hear the main theme, units and buildings sounds of 4 races – religious Młakanie, Cibrowitnis as a traffickers, cook enthusiasts – Gruntinesia and military Płotusi. Each of them need Amonnia to their living. That’s the aim of a game – to collect Ammonia as much they can. The experiment has its premiere as a sound installation in Department of Sound Katowice, Poland. Polish radio and sound artist. Creator of an audio doc and audio dramas. Freelancer podcaster, lecturer, sound designer, music columnist. Multi-radio-instrumentalist. Co-founder of Radio Klang and Kulminacja Foundation in Silesia, Poland. Author of drawings and graphics on Instagram account @rysunki_pikiewitz and @pikiewitz.

  • Kazuya Ishigami - ANITYA 2023-04-28
    2 September 2023  10:00 am - 10:45 am

    description
    ANITYA means “impermanence” in Sanskrit.
    Every sound has an impermanent radiance. Sound is like a living thing; it is born and dies.
    This work is composed of sounds generated in various times and spaces.

    KAZUYA ISHIGAMI (b. 1972, Osaka/JAPAN) is a composer, sound designer, sound performer and sound engineer in the field of Electro-acoustic/Acousmatic/Post-Acousmatic/Ambient/Noise, etc.  He began playing with the tape recorder and making cut-up and collage works in early childhood.
    His pieces have been performed at DR (Deutschland Radio/Germany),WDR (Westdeutscher Rundfunk/Germany), SR (Radio Saarbruecken/Germany), HR (Hessischer Rundfunk/Germany), IICMC (2015_USA/TEXAS), among others. He has an independent label, NEUS-318, and has released more than 100 works.

    https://kazuyaishigami.bandcamp.com/
    https://neus318.bandcamp.com/
    https://omodaru.bandcamp.com/
    https://soundcloud.com/kazuya_ishigami

  • MP Hopkins - Misting - Part 1
    2 September 2023  10:45 am - 11:00 am

    description
    From the forthcoming album ‘Misting’ on Nice Music.

  • Félix Blume - Desierto
    2 September 2023  11:00 am - 11:30 am

    description
    An invitation to go down the altiplano Potosino, a desertic mexican region. On its elevated plains, desert is far from being empty. We can listen to the inhabitants from the small villages widespread over the desert. Shepards guide us next to their sheep and goats, we travel by donkey or cart for plowing the fields. Between cactus and bushes, cows look for blades of grass. Back in town after a long journey, we found ourselves at the church in the patronal feast. As an echo of the train crossing the vastness, coyotes sing as their way of partying.

    Félix Blume (France, 1984) is a sound artist and sound engineer. He currently works and lives between Mexico, Brazil and France. He uses sound as a basic material in sound pieces, videos, actions and installations. His work is focused on listening; it invites us to a different perception of our surroundings. His process is often collaborative working with communities, using public space as the context within which he explores and presents his works. He is interested in myths and their contemporary interpretation in human dialogues both with inhabited natural and urban contexts in what voices can tell beyond words.

    https://felixblume.com/
    https://felixblume.com/desierto/
    https://www.instagram.com/felix____blume/
    https://www.facebook.com/felixblume

  • Buffer Zone
    2 September 2023  11:30 am - 12:00 pm

    description
    1) Aine O’Dwyer – Deep Sound Invocation & Hymn of Memory (from ‘Music for Church Cleaners’) (5:37)
     
    2) Alexandra Spence – and were suddenly silent  (5:50)

    3) Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill
    THREEPWOOD (8:34)

    https://soundcloud.com/colquhoun-mcneill

    https://www.instagram.com/colquhoun_mcneill/

    drive.google.com/drive/folders/1a8YslY41mF3Ey3Spa0QBwnGzWqyWV6o2

     

  • Nika Son & Becky Šik - TONFALL – Remember, I must use the stairs
    2 September 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

    description
    Two strangers matched together, their practices intertwine
    A blank page
    Growing from there
    An open cupboard buzzes and humms
    Sending snippets in stolen moments
    The circle drops, opening a wide and generous hole
    Slippage
    Talking, passing, exchanging, reasoning, corresponding, joking, transposing
    Systems cycle in loops
    Accents, language, tones, intonations, cues, pitch, syllables
    Prompts
    The megalithic Ouroboros fun machine that is Barbie
    Touching an elephant
    Circles, water, falling sound
    Escalators, circular systems, sleep, not sleep
    Words that don’t exist
    Gleichgewicht
    Walking with dizzy spells in saturation
    Reflecting, twisting, alternating, translating, modulating, jumping from
    On the edges – a Hallwall
    Again the elephant, transponder, closed water, eyes
    What does it mean to be open and what slips away?
    Souffleuse, Echoschwelle, Tonfall
    X1, mnemonic, delay
    Asking, loops, deathbed
    What’s wrong with my eyes, oscillating, brown noise
    Pulse
    What is an orbit sound
    Missing the radiator, voices, vertigo
    I could spell it fownetikally/ foʊˈnet̬.ɪ.kəl.i
    Meter eater
    Mi devas uzi la ŝtuparon



    For their Goethe-Institut / Radiophrenia Residency, Nika and Becky will share and intertwine methods and ideas within their individual practices, through field recording, call and response collaging and collaborative audio experimentation. The work will develop from their shared interest of peripheries and the echoes of invisible forces, energies and atmospheres of spaces and events that exist in the in-between.

    The piece was developed during a week long residency at CCA funded by the Goethe-Institut Glasgow in collaboration with Radiophrenia. We are grateful for their support.

    Becky Šik is an artist filmmaker based in Glasgow whose work spans moving image, installation, sound, music, writing and publishing, often working collaboratively. Their recent moving image work explores the echo, electromagnetic phenomena and technologies as way of understanding the body’s relationship to constructs of time and state.

    Becky has presented work across the UK and Internationally, most recently with a film screening at Supernormal festival; Footnotes, a collaborative Radiophrenia broadcast with Sarah Forrest; and the solo exhibition Mercury at Collective Gallery, Edinburgh.

    Nika Son studied Fine Arts in Hamburg and has since worked as a musician, artist, film composer, curator and DJ. Influenced by Musique Concre te and the outer space of electronic music, her compositions are built from modified and fragmented field recordings, interwoven with analog synthesis, broken rhythms, rare voice scraps and modulated tape. Sounds of various origin are translated into a very unusual musical language, as if one watches the audible.

    She appeared on various labels, such as Mmodemm, Kashual Plastik, VIS, First Terrace Records, TAL, Sky Walking, Anti-Ghost Moon Ray and her own imprint Noctui. Her latest album To Eeyore was released on the label Entr’acte in 2020. A new album is coming this year.

    Alongside her solo concerts, she creates radio pieces, video and sound installations, and has collaborated for many years with various companions, most notably with filmmaker and artist Helena Wittmann and musician F#X (Cwelle). In her work as a soundartist for experimental film, she is among other responsible for the score and sound design of Helena Wittmann’s highly acclaimed films DRIFT and Human Flowers of Flesh. For over a decade she hosts regular art and music events at the Golden Pudel Club in Hamburg with various international guests. In 2018 she staged a two-day festival called Eruption, freely based on the musician and video artist Conrad Schnitzler. Since 2019, she co-curates the festival Papiripar together with Felix Kubin and Florian Bräunlich.

    http://www.nikason.de

    Supported by the Goethe-Institut Glasgow.

  • Ivan Rivelli - TRÁNSITO ESQUIZOFÓNICO 42
    2 September 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

    description
    Unfinished, wandering and constantly changing construction of the collective sound memory of the Comarca Andina. Paralelo 42.  El Bolsón. Patagonia Argentina.  Soundscapes interpreted and remembered by its habitants. It is memory, it is memory and it is re-signification. Unification of scattered fragments of memories. Union of past and present through listening. Auditory decontextualization. They are soundscapes that carry diverse and broad meanings.  The structure of the program reproduces certain changing and confusing patterns, just as memory works. Unifying fragments and repeating. Wandering, changing, unfinished. Sound identity of shared experiences

    Ivan Rivelli lives in El Bolsón (Río Negro) where he develops his studies and production of sound art. In some cases, the sound piece recovers its own meaning, but most of them are the materialization of a broader process such as a poetic action, a drift or an investigation. The characteristic features of his productions go through studies on the sound identities of the territory, listening, phonographic practice, soundscape, field recording and cartographic processes. He made sound pieces that were published in different compilations published in Chile, Peru, France, the United Kingdom and Bolivia.

    https://transitosonoro.com.ar/

  • Shorts 27
    2 September 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    description
    1) Paolo Montella – Ossa (7:02)
    2) Mark Vernon – Call Back Carousel Ep 2 – Scotland 1971 (12:44)
    3) Charmaine Bee – Eleven Minutes of Stillness (11:00)
    4) Las Exorcistas – Yo conozco tu locura porque también es la mía (5:28)
    5) Craig Gell – Holywell Coombe (Sweeping Filter) (8:30)
    6) Elene Aladashvili – Dormition of the final light (5:38)
    7) Johnny Dixon – Considering the Marlowe template (1:44)
    8) Pelayo Del Villar – [in]comunicado    5:07


    1) Paolo Montella – Ossa    

    Field recording, as an operation determined by rituals, times, and techniques, qualifies for its non-exhaustive character by releasing the need to be artistically varied. The world seems to arrange itself as a musical paradigm that dictates its syntax and its structural functions. In this work, field recording is grafted onto the practice of interviews. Agata, an 11 years old girl, shows us her field at the center of tense and contradictory forces, between her being a child, wanting to become a woman, her aspirations, and social impositions. Her strength is disarming, and the tone of her voice is exceptionally beautiful.

    Paolo Montella is an electroacoustic composer. Field recording and radical improvisation practices are central to his aesthetic. He focused his research on the relationship between sound and source, meant as a complex phenomenal system. He studied piano, harmony, and classical composition, moreover, he started studying electroacoustic and electronic music. He graduated in Electronic Music at the Naples Conservatory with M° Elio Martusciello. His works have been performed in festivals such as Sonic Cartography (Chatham, UK), XIII CIM (Ancona, IT), Interferenze (IT), Supersonique Festival (Marseille, FR), Martini Elettrico (Bologna, IT), Fixed Room – Tempo Reale (Firenze, IT).

    2) Mark Vernon – Call Back Carousel Ep 2 – Scotland 1971
    3) Charmaine Bee – Eleven Minutes of Stillness

    Eleven Minutes of Stillness is an eleven minute radio interlude of field recordings and serves as a guided meditation of listening to densely populated spaces.  In 2019 I worked at a silent meditation retreat and attended a Dharma talk where the teacher stated that the only way to  find stillness is to remove ourselves from cities.  I find the assertion that the only way to hear ourselves is by removal to be a limiting idea that distances us from the quiet we can find in the denseness of noise. The interludes will contain ambient water sounds, street music and conversations

    Charmaine Bee is a visual artist and herbalist and uses mediums such as sound, video, writing, movement and textile. Their work explores historically charged materials such as rice and indigo which were cultivated in the Sea Islands of South Carolina where Charmaine was raised.  Their work also explores portals as bridges and doorways that connect gaps between space and time and open up our ability to time travel as well as histories of the Black diaspora contained within portal spaces- such as the dreaming space.

    Charmaine Bee received an MFA from Calarts and resides in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.

    charmainenbee.info       https://soundcloud.com/charmainebee

    4) Las Exorcistas – Yo conozco tu locura porque también es la mía

    I know your madness because it is also mine is a spell against lesbophobia that was cast in a ritual that was first held at the event ‘Where strength is born’, 2018, National University of Colombia, Bogotá. This piece, a strong potion against lesbophobia, features voices from several Latin American artists who self-identify as lesbians, as well as the recorded sound from the 2018 performance. This piece was especially created for National University Radio as part of the launch of the memory of the event.  

    The Exorcists (Ana María Romano G. and Marta Cabrera) is a creative duo who want to rid the multiverse of homo, lesbo and transphobia.

    https://soundcloud.com/anamariaromano

    https://martacabrera.jimdofree.com/

    5) Craig Gell – Holywell Coombe (Sweeping Filter)

    This piece consists of a field-recording made in Holywell Coombe, an area of countryside on the outskirts of Folkestone town which is part of the Folkestone to Etchinghill Escarpment SSSI. A slowly oscillating band-pass filter explores the variety and interplay of sounds concurrent in the landscape (from aircraft to insects) as it passes through the frequencies within which each sound operates.

    Craig Gell is a sound artist, musician and composer based in Folkestone, Kent. His recent work explores the human relationship with the natural environment, using field recordings, geoscience data and creative programming to produce installations, web apps, sound maps and electroacoustic compositions. Craig also writes more conventional music and has composed for a number of short animated films. He also performs with free improvisors the Free Range Orchestra, Canterbury.

    https://www.craiggellmusic.com
    https://www.soundcloud.com/craiggell
    https://craiggell.bandcamp.com/

    6) Elene Aladashvili – Dormition of the final light

    An experimental piece depicting our beautiful cosmic universe and our home planet that is soon doomed to be destroyed by neglectful human-beings, who always try surpass the cosmological power and become dominant over every inch of matter. Dormition of the final star is a symbol of fading hope, acceptance and mourning. The catastrophic siren letting us know about the fatal death, the death that is happening alone, in darkness, without anyone realizing it…

    Elene Aladashvili is a Georgian singer and composer, who has just graduated from the Tbilisi State Conservatoire. Despite having a background in Classical music, her art projects always differ from one another and tend to combine different genres and aspects of music, by experimenting with the synthesis of modern technological perspectives and the legacy of past centuries. She never declines to face new challenges herself, be it writing music for movies, video games or experimental live performances using MAX/MSP.

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfP5OLbLtw5i1m5N-9javwQ           https://soundcloud.com/kepler001

    7) Johnny Dixon – Considering the Marlowe template

    8) Pelayo Del Villar     [in]comunicado    

    The intercommunication system in the XXI century keeps us in an eternal maelstrom by interconnecting us all the time.  Mobile communications, the internet, Whatsapp, video calls, and social networks allow us to even speak about a possible ubiquity but, consequently, silence now has become practically impossible.

  • Pablo Sanz - Palma
    2 September 2023  2:00 pm - 2:20 pm

    description
    PALMA (21:07)

    La Palma is one of the youngest and currently the most volcanically active of the Canary Islands. This work is based on recordings made in Garafía, in the island’s northwest, during the hottest week on record. The northern region of La Palma is a rugged continuum of steep ravines (barrancos), hills, forests, farmland and settlements accessible through long winding roads and pathways. The composition drifts through different sound spaces, following a 24-hour cycle, from sunrise to late night. It listens to the grajas (an endemic subspecies of red-billed chough), passerine birds, lizards, goats and other animals, the vegetation, the wind, and the rumor of the nearby ocean.
     
    CANARIAS SOUNDWALK explores the sonic ecologies of the Canary Islands archipelago, presenting seven compositions for headphone listening created with environmental sound materials from each of the seven main islands: El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote.

    The project investigates the vitality of more-than-human entities and realities, aiming to promote less anthropocentric ways of being and thinking. Through different listening strategies and audio technologies, the work concentrates on what usually remains hidden or unnoticed, on the limits and thresholds of perception and attention. The project focuses on the voices and audible presence of animal and plant species, air, soil, water, weather, and landscape formations. Furthermore, it acknowledges the affective power of sounds themselves. This project embraces listening as a creative act, a form of attention, and a tool to investigate the world. It attempts to cultivate intimate sensory encounters favouring affectivity over signification and representation.

    The project was originally commissioned by the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in the US as a permanent public invisible artwork available at multiple locations in Washington, DC. Additional support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI), the Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) and the Visby International Centre for Composers (VICC). Fieldwork and production assistance: Palma E. Christian Martínez. Special thanks to Garajonay National Park, Teide National Park, and Timanfaya National Park.

    http://pablosanz.info
    https://pablosanz.bandcamp.com
    https://soundcloud.com/pablosanz
    https://www.instagram.com/pabloooosanz/
    https://www.facebook.com/pablooosanz

  • WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW - A telepathic-telematic ritual.
    2 September 2023  2:20 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    This hybrid telematic-telepathic listening ritual celebrated the 50th-anniversary of Pauline Oliveros’ seminal work ‘Sonic Meditations’ at Cafe OTO. Composed by Ximena Alarcón, it engaged the audience and the musicians Gloria Damjian, percussion (Vienna), Jane Wang, cello (Boston), and Viv Corringham, voice and electronics (New York), in the sensing, transmission and reception of “what is happening now”. Ximena incorporated two of Oliveros’ pieces “One Word” and “Sound word”, using ‘Jacktrip’ telematic audio software supported by Mike O’Connor, and three loudspeakers in the physical venue. This recording, mastered by Gloria Damjian, documents the ritual bringing musicians’ sonic perspective and the audience’s experience.

    BIOGRAPHIES

    XIMENA ALARCÓN
    sound artist-researcher interested in the resonances left in-between geographical migrations. Deep Listening® certified tutor, PhD in Music Technology and Innovation.
    https://www.ximenaalarcon.net

    GLORIA DAMIJAN
    Extended Toy Piano(s), Berimbau, Percussion, Objects
    Composer, performer, visual artist
    http://www.gloriadamijan.com

    JANE WANG
    multi-instrumentalist, instrument builder, multimedia artist. She has composed scores for dance and theater.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Wang

    VIV CORRINGHAM
    US-based British vocalist and sound artist, “a vital force in improvised music since the late 1970s” (Corey Mwamba, BBC Radio 3).
    http://www.vivcorringham.org

    MIKE O’CONNOR
    Telematic production coordinator
    Integrating network and systems technologies to help rehearse, perform, and produce over the Internet.

  • Nichola Scrutton & Zoë Strachan - Lying Over Under Another live in studio
    2 September 2023  3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

    description
    Responding to the visual richness of the poet Edwin Morgan’s sixteen volumes of unpublished scrapbooks, Nichola and Zoë   reimagine the process of scrapbooking through an improvised live-to-broadcast performance combining recorded and live sound with found text from Morgan’s archive. They re-present the diverse materials he collected as bodies (entities) in relation to each other, offering new connections that may be physical, emotional, psychical. Supported by the Edwin Morgan Trust through The Second Life Award and with thanks to University of Glasgow Archives and Special Collections.

  • Nele Möller - H(a)unted Listening
    2 September 2023  3:30 pm - 4:00 pm

    description
    H(a)unted Listening is an experimental radio essay about a hunter and a field recordist.

    A haunted encounter on a misty November morning in a forest in East Germany is the departure for a reflection on (sound)hunting, female forest presence and a strange friendship.
    The radio essay is part of the research project “The Forest Echoes Back”, which oscillates around the Thuringian Forest in Germany. Like many other forests around the globe, it is very much impacted by the climate crisis and an attendant bark beetle infestation. Through sound and forms of listening, the project wants to retrace the forest’s past, present, and possible futures.

    Nele Möller is a Brussels-based artist working primarily in sound, performance, and writing. Her research-based practice focuses on forest conversations, historical nature inscriptions, critical field recording and listening practices. Currently, she is working towards a PhD in the Arts at KU Leuven and LUCA School of Arts Brussels. Her research project ‘The Forest Echoes Back‘ is embedded in the artistic research cluster ‘deep histories fragile memories‘. Since 2023 she has been producing ‘Listening Fields’ at the free radio station Radio Panik in Brussels. Besides that, she performs under the pseudonym Kimberly Clark and released records on Futura Resistenza and RDS Rec.

    Instagram:
    @nele____moeller
    Linktree: https://linktr.ee/nelemoeller?fbclid=PAAaZ7UQ1JbEPOiUjjSqha8E5oCRlZanfCBWQ9x8w8XokkLDUhhtOzvYAtDjI

  • Radio LOOS - June: Walking on a Lichen
    2 September 2023  4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    A collaborative radio-research project between pantea, located in Barcelona, and Leonie Roessler, located in The Hague. The starting point and initial intention was the creation of a radio piece based on a pattern that is superimposed onto the map of Barcelona and the map of The Hague, determining points which the artists visit and field record. The superimposed structure is that of a Lichen, enlarged many-fold to span a 2.5 km radius around the artists’ homes in each respective city. During the month of June pantea and Leonie recorded all the source material for their pieces. The project is now in full swing and the duo is busy with implementing ways of making the map interactive, structuring the radio pieces with all its possibilities of layering the cities, live mixing both locations and further developing the concept of inviting other sound-based communities into this project, e.g. Khamoosh and Sonic Tehran. The map is built on ArcGIS StoryMaps platform with the courtesy of Sonic Tehran Network and can be viewed here: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/5b8059639ca64c118c4b3f31e57444ac

    Produced at https://www.loosdenhaag.com/

    Leonie Roessler – Composer, performer and radio-maker raised in Germany and the US, now based in The Hague, Netherlands.  Leonie captures her environment through field recordings, which she uses for electronic live sets, sound installations, and compositions for soloists and ensembles. She had recent residencies at New Media Society and Limited Access Festival (Iran), Forum Wallis (Switzerland), and The Story of Space Festival (India), and Berlin Circus Biennale (Germany), and Altes Finanzamt (Germany), and at LOOS (Netherlands). Her works have been released through Musica Dispersa (Spain/UK), and Noise á Noise (Iran,) Biodiversità Records, and Syrphe Label, and have been physically archived in the British Library.

    https://leonieroessler.com/

    pantea is a sound-maker and multidisciplinary artist from Iran engaging with narratives of ecological and more-than-human connection. Her work has incorporated performance,  walking, film, photography, and music. More recently, pantea is focused on developing a socially engaged practice by exploring possibilities brought about by sound and listening.  She is passionate about the environment, plants, and wetlands. pantea is one half of the design group Studio Informal and a member of Khamoosh, an artistic research collective dedicated to preserving and archiving Iranian sonic heritage. She has works performed and exhibited internationally across the UK, Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Croatia, Turkey,  Iran and India.

    https://pantea.bandcamp.com/

  • Tim Murray Brown - Agency of Chaos, unmoved live in the studio
    2 September 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    Performed live with real-time AI-rendered audio, Agency of Chaos, Unmoved is a journey on the nature of consciousness. A quotation from Alan Watts is ingested by an AI trained on his work, and gradually transformed into a new form. The struggle of the human combines with the uncanny valley of the AI. In the errors and distortions I hear the struggle of a living being: effort, intention, agency.

    https://timmb.com/agency-of-chaos-unmoved/

    Agency of Chaos, Unmoved is a musical work performed live with real-time AI-rendered audio.

    The computer music pioneer Joel Chadabe described performing with a non-deterministic system as like sailing a boat through stormy seas. A storm has its own agency of chaos, unmoved by whatever intentions I may have in harnessing its forces. In moments of desperation, it’s tempting to think that the storm is aware of our plight as it ushers or torments us.
    If, like me, you are a purist who likes to experience work with an untainted mind, then you might like to listen to the recording to form your own impression before reading my interpretation here.
    At the core of this piece are four versions of the audio-generating AI model RAVE. RAVE is an auto-encoder: it ingests sound, encoding it into its own internal language. It then decodes its own language back into sound. To train it, I give it hours of audio, and it optimises the encoding and decoding process to work well for that audio. (Think of a person training to listen, remember and vocalise a sound. They learn what to listen for, what details to remember and how to recreate a sound from those details.)

    I trained four versions of the RAVE model. One is trained on a corpus of lectures by Alan Watts. Another on every sound I’ve recorded, including the few seconds attached to each Live Photo taken on my iPhone. A third on all the music and sound art I’ve ever made. The fourth version is trained on a set of recordings of Adriana Minu, vocal performer and my wife. These were the first recordings of her emergent experimental vocal practice after 10 years of not singing. There is a hint of struggle and vulnerability in her early voice that becomes clearer as her practice continues evolving.

    I experimented by combining these models together in new ways. If I feed the sound of Alan Watts through the model trained on his own voice, I get a slightly distorted version out. The distortion has an uncanny nature to my ears, less like analogue noise or digital glitch, and more like a skilful robotic imitator slipping up here and there. Next, I tried running the models simultaneously, and feeding the internal language encoded by one model into the decoder of a different model. The sound departs further. The dynamics and rhythm remain. The timbre is reminiscent but not quite there.

    There was a magic moment where focus of the piece became clear. I was gradually degrading the quality of the Alan Watts model by modulating its internal representation between encoder and decoder. When I fed these encodings from the Alan Watts model directly into the decoder of Adriana’s model, something else emerged. These sounds were eerie. The struggle of the human combines with the uncanny valley of the AI. In the errors and distortions I hear the struggle of a living being: effort, intention, agency.

    There’s an ambiguity in where that struggle is rooted. Is it Adriana’s struggle appropriated by the AI? Is it the AI models trying to get through as I reroute their internals into each other, Frankenstein style.

    Acknowledgements
    Developed with support from the Machine Agencies research cluster of Concordia University. With thanks to Fenwick McKelvey and Maurice Jones.
    Thank you to Adriana Minu for letting me use her recordings as training data.
    The piece uses the RAVE model and nn~ Max external developed by Antoine Caillon at IRCAM.

  • Buffer Zone
    2 September 2023  5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Alexandra Spence – Water bugs (3:11)
    2) Jenny Hval – Smoking (7 mins)
    3) Jeanne Debarsy – Sonic Futures Residencies: Maybe Nothing (14:14)

    1) Alexandra Spence – Water bugs
     
    2) Jenny Hval – Smoking 
     
    For Works for Radio the five artists have made five new, unique works to be played at The Lake. The works will be presented on March 7th 2023 at a listening event at Cinemateket. Hereafter the works will be in rotation at http://www.thelakeradio.com and presented at Borealis festival (NO), Radiophrenia (SCT) and Colaboradio (DE). Radioart as a genre has a long tradition in public service-institutions where artists, writers and composers have made work specifically for the ether. And as a way to rethink this somehow underrated artistic format, we have annually commissioned new pieces of sound that challenges what art for radio can sound like. This year’s artists have been chosen in collaboration with a jury consisting of Radiophrenia (SCT), Colaboradio (DE), Borealis Festival (NO) and The Lake Radio. 
     
    “Smoking started out as a series of recordings I made in Oslo wandering around, meeting people, and traveling on public transportation, but keeping my phone under pillows or clothing. I wanted to make something casual, a collage of everyday life, but from under the skin. Of course this led me to start writing about mothers and daughters… and cigarettes.”  
     
     


    3) Jeanne Debarsy – Sonic Futures Residencies: Maybe Nothing

     
    Sound compositions made by the artists invited for the 4th edition of SONICFUTURE RESIDENCIES organized by SEMI SILENT, and that took place in the village Port Cetate, Romania, on the border of the Danube, in September 2022.

    Artists: Jeanne Debarsy(BE), Veronika Svobodova (CZ), Lloyd Dunn (US/CZ), pablo sanz (ES), JasminaAl-Qaisi (RO), Sillyconductor (RO)

    Artistic director: Anamaria Pravicencu

    http://semisilent.ro

    What happened?

    We don’t know exactly

    Of course, there are rumors and echoes

    But they are perhaps only reminiscences

    Time and space seem out of tune

    Behaviors have also changed

    But still, the Danube doesn’t stop flowing.

    With this piece, the author wanted to translate a precise feeling that cradled the 10-day residency in the small village of Port Cetate, in Romania: a strange feeling of the end of the world, with a historically low water level that prevented navigation on the Danube, a very prevalent animal kingdom, few humans, the impression of evolving either in the past or in the future but certainly not in the present.

    Sound piece composed with recordings made during Sonic Futures Residencies in Port Cetate (Romania), a program by SEMI SILENT, co-produced by Babelfish.

    Jeanne Debarsy is a sound artist based in Belgium where she studied to become a sound engineer. She worksi n various domains of sound and collaborates with many artists in cinema, radio, music, and various arts. She is particularly passionate about radio media because it gives her freedom of action and expression precious to her eyes. She continues to develop her own sound language to refine her personal research and to explore the fields of performance and installation.

    https://jeannedebarsy.com

  • Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill - On Cannibalism considered as one of the fine arts
    2 September 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    description
    Colquhoun & McNeill found themselves locked in an airless cellar in Rotterdam for what seemed like an eternity. Surrounded by a bewildering array of vintage synths that neither artist had any idea how to switch on never mind play and as their incessant bickering lurched ever closer to the daily fistfight Colquhoun babbled gibberish into a broken cassette recorder whilst McNeill attempted to electrolyse his frontal lobe and not for the last time.

    The trick seemed to be to record everything all the time as every five hours or so a dying synthesiser would vomit a few seconds of barely salvageable audio, its circuits fried by a decrepit power cable or the overzealous application of some Space Echo. From these fragments they were able to construct a gnostic grammar from which to mimic the machines they consistently tried to destroy. Colquhoun had become particularly skilled in apeing the high end screech of a badly patched ARP 2600.

    A guitar lead coils itself slowly into a gordian knot like a snake that can’t quite stomach eating its own head, the calcified circuit board reroutes itself as self-immolating electro-pictograms and in the over-defined flicker and glare of the studio lighting Colquhoun mistakes a toaster for a vintage mic spending yet another wasted afternoon whispering enochian incantations into the heating element.

    https://soundcloud.com/colquhoun-mcneill

    https://www.instagram.com/a_topography_of_melancholy/

  • Lu Lin - hol(e)y, excess: on porosity in bodies and language
    2 September 2023  6:30 pm - 6:45 pm

    description
    Three generations of women eat lunch together. The producer (Lu Lin) was recording her family for a radio documentary and when they took a break to eat, forgot to turn the audio recorder off, culminating in a soundscape of chewing, clanking, slurping, rustling, phatic communication, and other sounds of everyday life. Radio documentary practices relegate this atmospheric material to ‘background noise’, and sounds of slurping and chewing are often tied to table manners and cultural etiquette: excessive and jarring in Western contexts, but normalised in Chinese ones. Inverting these conventions, the producer chose to foreground and accentuate these sounds with echoes, reverbs, and other sound effects, essentially repurposing this ‘surplus’ material into something generative, primal, and musical. This sound work shows how representing and (re)producing matrilineal transmission is beyond a technological process: whereby eating, as an act of sustaining and reproducing one’s own body, also exists in the material process of radio production – even when processes of radio production are suspended, paused.
    Lu Lin is a writer, researcher, and community radio broadcaster, with a creative practice across text and sound. Her work focuses on the intersection between language, environments, and relationships between (not just) human beings and worlds.

      
    https://lu777lin.wordpress.com/

    http://soundcloud.com/lu777lin/

  • Silvia Malnati - Onirica
    2 September 2023  6:45 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    An intimate exploration of the auditory impressions that people experience while dreaming.  
    Onirica was commissioned by BBC New Creatives in partnership with ICA London.

    Producer: Silvia Malnati  
    Composer: Stefano Galli
    Mixing & Sound Designer: Andrea Campisi
    Executive Producer: Pierre Vella (SPACE)

    Silvia Malnati is a radio producer at Reduced Listening and co-runs the label and series of experimental music events Sagome.

    https://soundcloud.com/silvia-mal
    https://www.mixcloud.com/nice_strangers/stream/
    https://www.instagram.com/sagome.sagome/

  • Live-to-Air - Áine O’Dwyer / Alexandra Spence / Mathew P Hopkins
    2 September 2023  7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

    description
    Tickets are pay what you can and available from:
    https://www.cca-glasgow.com/programme/live-to-air-%C3%A1ine-odwyer-alexandra-spence-mp-hopkins

    Áine O’Dwyer – Court Music

    Court Music will explore the multi-dimensional reality of the CCA. Microphones will be positioned in different places around the room; underneath the audience, from underneath the stage or from inside an instrument…

    Áine O’Dwyer is an multi-disciplinary artist whose work is informed by both the conceptual concerns of sound-art and traditional compositional techniques, embracing the broader aesthetics of sound and its relationship to environment, time, audience and structure. She has created works for large-scale and intimate settings which allow for both planned and chance events to co-exist. Often she listens out for the sonic touchstones of time and place to instruct or accompany her. Poems for Daedalus (2018), was a series of site-specific performances which O’Dwyer developed in Athens. The piece was based on the exploration of a building, its intimacies and the surrounding neighbourhood. Her book ‘Poems for play’ pays homage to the specificity of time and place. Similarly, the notion of the “holding space as extension-of-instrument” can be seen in O’Dwyer’s realisation Accompaniment for Captives (Open Ear Festival, 2019) at Horseshoe bay, Sherkin Island, Ireland. The performance was centred around the intentional choreography of two local fishing boats whose horn signals heralded an “environmental sonic tapestry of land, sea, man and animal.

    Alexandra Spence – Hall, shell, mall, bell.

    A pitch trembles, not quite here nor there. Thick air shimmering. A note encased, small worlds, subtle rhythms. Resonant space – a saucepan, a hall, inside a shell, tambourine body, a reflective mall: shiny and bouncy, the inside of a wooden clarinet bell. Hall, shell, mall, bell. A twig gets caught between my shoe and the earth. A compositional element came through the exchange. Water boiling two eggs, egg bodies tapping out a rhythm together.

    I’ve been keeping short descriptive notes on environmental sounds that pique my interest. Keeping these notes allows me to examine what it is I enjoy in each sound encountered. Using my text descriptions as a kind of score for miniatures, I attempt to reimagine and recreate these sounds using various, unrelated sources; allowing these descriptions to re-compose sonic memory.

    Alexandra Spence is a sound artist and musician living on unceded Wangal land in Sydney. Through her practice Alex attempts to reimagine the intricate relationships between the listener, the object, and the surrounding environment as a kind of communion or conversation. Her aesthetic favours field recordings, analogue technologies and object interventions.

    MP Hopkins – “Creases”

    Encoded extras. Concentrating on the almost of saying. A tissue-thin memory that balances one’s tongue. Close voice touching. The infeasible inside. Slipping into the upkeep of the word. Debilitated. Mother. Transcription is the most ideal approach to imprint the basic distance. Wrinkles. Doubt in sharp words. Holes. Hexed words are your singular satisfaction. What has been said can’t be replayed. Stammering and sense. Creases in the copyist. Taped recollections mumbling endlessly on the loss of home. Entering the record as gas. Reflected words proposing systems for excusing themselves. Liquidation. A recorder that doesn’t have the foggiest idea about how to remain in the pained space around productive language. You hear a song in yourself that steers you clear of yourself. Inscription as a testimony to ejection.

    MP Hopkins is a sound artist and musician working on Gadigal and Wangal land in Sydney, Australia. He uses voice, feedback, recording/playback devices, and text scores within different acoustic environments, which are deconstructed and presented to the listener in delicate and degraded ways.

  • We See You - We Hear You
    2 September 2023  9:30 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    As part of our public engagement activities for 2023 we have worked with four diverse community groups to create a series of radio and sound works for broadcast on Radiophrenia.     “You see things in different lights, and see people in completely different ways…”     ‘We Hear You’ is an immersive soundscape of stories and real-life experiences, poetry and music, created and designed by some of the many people supported by Simon Community Scotland’s We See You project.  Recording, production and sound design by Steve Urquhart, for Radiophrenia.  We See You supports people in Glasgow city centre who use substances, and who are experiencing homelessness. It offers creative sessions, walking groups, drama workshops and psychosocial support for people in a safe, inclusive and open environment, as well as access to harm reduction interventions and treatment, 365 days a year.

  • Shorts 41
    2 September 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    01) Jeff Gburek – Inexplicable Cuts (5:54)    
    02) Instinct Controlled Sounds – Europe Rings (22:41)
    03) Mark Vernon –  Call Back Carousel Episode 3: Brighton Trip (11:30)
    04) Dream Diary – OST #1 A6 (1:00)
    05) Mark Ferguson – Machair Impressions (10:05)
    06) Anna Vienna Ho – Dynamic Zero (1:00)    
    07) Cameron Naylor – Spent (7:00)

    01) Jeff Gburek – Inexplicable Cuts

    Composed of field recordings from Poland, Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria, the Inexplicable Cuts sequence presents a layered view of 2 years of travel in Eastern Europe that maps changes in climate and mood through means of sound. The aim is to present some purely sonological data to assess the effects of invasiveness.

    Jeff Gburek is a poet, sound-artist, musician & traveller currently based in Poznan, Poland. Jeff Gburek has bandcamp, soundcloud sites. His blog can be searched either by using his name, spellled G-B-U-R-E-K or by typing in Transparent Abelard.  

    http://transparent-abelard.blogspot.com/
    http://soundcloud.com/jeff-gburek
    https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/
     
    02) Instinct Controlled Sounds – Europe Rings

    Compilation of sounds from all over the globe.  Live radio manipulation, field recordings, live guzheng, synthetic smooth-overs and electric tremolo.

    Sounds sculpt, paint and otherwise give form to the imaginary and terrific.that surrounds us all always.
    https://www.youtube.com/@ICS_Productions

    03) Mark Vernon –  Call Back Carousel Episode 3: Brighton Trip

    04) Dream Diary – OST #1: A6

    05) Mark Ferguson – Machair Impressions

    Machair. Gaelic; noun [mass noun]. Fertile, wildflower-rich grassland habitat found on the northwestern coastlines of Scotland and Ireland.

    Five sonic impressions from the perspective of a great yellow bumblebee, composed out of source materials gathered around the Hebridean Island of South Uist in August 2019:

    I    Open grassland with red clover and knapweed, from Daliburgh to Askernish.
    II    Internal sounds of thistle, burdock, ragwort and Yorkshire fog grass.
    III    Great yellow bumblebee queen (reconstructed nest interior).
    IV    Bumblebee mating activity (reconstructed nest entrance).
    V    North Atlantic surf, from the ancient burial grounds at Cladh Hallan.

    Mark Ferguson is a wildlife sound recordist and sound artist, best known for his projects exploring UK and European bat, bird and bumblebee species. His award-winning work has been broadcast by the BBC, mentioned by the Guardian, and selected for performance in leading arts and cultural venues around the world. http://www.markfergusonaudio.com

    06) Anna Vienna Ho – Dynamic Zero

    In 2003, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) reached Hong Kong. Many people died and the city was in terror. We wore masks and stopped having face to face lessons, and the economy was badly affected. In December 2019, a new strain of coronavirus closely related to the one that caused SARS, was discovered. The new strain causes COVID-19, a disease that has since spread worldwide, leading to an ongoing pandemic that has killed millions. These years, people in HK are Fighting COVID-19. I used different sounds to express and describe the situation and how people live under the pandemic.

    Anna Vienna Ho is a versatile musician who is a concert pianist, répétiteur, composer, singer and conductor rolled into one. Anna gained an Advanced Postgraduate Diploma and a Master of Music from Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. She is currently an artist of Du Vert a L’infini and the Syntropy States. Anna’s compositions include instrumental, vocal, electroacoustic, multi-media and operatic works. She has collaborated with many organizations, including London Oriana Choir, Tête à Tête Opera Festival, Birmingham Opera Company, Fifteen Minutes of Fame project among others. Her compositions are included in the RMN Classical albums.

    https://annaviennaho.wixsite.com/pianosoprano

    07) Cameron Naylor – Spent

    Spent is an exploration of deconstruction, abstraction, and assemblage of sounds to create a series of shifting spaces and contexts. Through the manipulation of a single sound source, I aimed to create a wealth of sound material with which I could piece together to create a new and evolving soundworld, with allusions to both real and abstract spaces and materials, free of all original context.

    Cameron Naylor is an electroacoustic composer and sound artist. Through the manipulation of field recording and abstract sound material, his compositions explore sound and space as a metaphor in musical storytelling.
    His research interests focus on exploring the dramatic potential of sound in a variety of formats, including acousmatic music, sound installations, soundscape for theatre and radio, as well as composition for film and spoken word. Having completed a Masters in Electroacoustic Composition and Interactive Media at the University of Manchester in 2022, he has since gone on to perform and Convergence, MANTIS, SC2022, and SOUND/IMAGE.

  • Shorts 49 - after watershed
    2 September 2023  11:00 pm - 3 September 2023  12:00 am

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    1) Mat Ward – Breakfast At Charlies Contained no Fucks Whatsoever (3:53)

    2) Chin Ting Chan – Mirror Sculpture (9:08)

    3) George Finlay Ramsay & Rudi Zygadlo – Raven’s Reprise (21:44)

    4) Émile Fegté – First Go (2:14)

    5) Finbarr Dillon – Weddellscape (22:21)


    1) Mat Ward – Breakfast At Charlies Contained no Fucks Whatsoever

    Mat Ward is a musician and researcher whose practice encompasses performance, installation, film scoring, noise art, sonic portraiture, free improvisation and site-specific response. He collaborates extensively with artists across the world and is currently co-ordinating an international art music collective titled Then She Reaches For The Gun featuring more than 50 musicians from 20 countries. Ward’s current research focus is the examination of  the acoustic structure of noise; pulling apart field recordings to investigate how the properties of noise have both disruptive and cohesive elements and their relationship to human emotion and communication.
    Then She Reaches for the Gun was formed in 2021 to bring together some of Ward’s disparate collaborative projects through experimental sound collage. Ward invites people (not just musicians) to send him files which he arranges ‘as suggested by the work’ including field recordings, spoken word, noise and pet sounds as well as instrumental grabs. Both the aesthetic and the compositional methods extensively use what Frank Zappa called Xenocrony – the mixing together of separately recorded and rhythmically opposing musical phrases to create polyrhythmic and polytempi compositions that defy easy classification. A lot of it is also funny as fuck.

    https://www.matward.net/
    https://soundcloud.com/no-mates-ensemble

    2) Chin Ting Chan – Mirror Sculpture

    Mirror Sculpture is inspired by over twenty years of observation on a Ficus tree. While its surrounding has changed dramatically, the tree remains vigorous and intact. This shows the impact of time on things at different pace. Our perception or memory of them can vary dynamically, transforming them into a mirror that reflects who we are at different times and stages of our lives. When we are able to adapt to our surrounding with an open mind and curiosity, we not only see a clearer image of ourselves from this mirror, but also through it.

    Hong Kong composer Chin Ting CHAN has been a guest composer at festivals such as IRCAM’s ManiFeste, ISCM World Music Days Festival, and UNESCO International Rostrum of Composers. He has worked with ensembles such as City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong, Ensemble intercontemporain (France), Ensemble Metamorphosis (Serbia), Ensemble Signal (U.S.), eighth blackbird (U.S.), Hong Kong New Music Ensemble, and Mivos Quartet (U.S.), with performances in more than twenty countries. His recordings appear in more than fifteen albums, and his scores are published through BabelScores and Universal Edition. He is an Assistant Professor of Music Composition at Ball State University. http://www.chintingchan.com


    3) George Finlay Ramsay & Rudi Zygadlo – Raven’s Reprise

    An invisible film for an end of the wurld.
    Like a radio play but faster and louder. Verbal gymnastics & contrapuntal bubblegum do a dance with interspecies sex in Walmart parking lots, punch-ups in Morley’s chicken shops & ancient myths dissolved into Instagram memes. Inspired by the trickster origin myths of Northern Pacific cultures & the Coronavirus pandemic. Raven travels through the landscape of the 2020s, transforming herself, from toddler to teen to adult, battling her nemesis Lord Fatberg (who smells suspiciously like Trump & BoJo), hanging out with extinct species at a seaside resort & re-making the wurld to her better designs.

    GF Ramsay (b. 1988, Dundee, Scotland) is an artist working with poetry, ritual and analogue film-making. In 2017 & 2018 he burned hundreds of people’s regrets inside volcanoes across Eurasia. His fake epic poem Raven’s Reprise (2020) tells of a trickster raven travelling through the pandemic and remaking the world to her better designs. His short film CASTOROCENE (2021) sees beavers re-build the world after humans have destroyed it. Mid length film Family Fugue (2022) is about how we are haunted by, and in turn haunt our ancestors. He is currently making plans to have his body thrown into a volcano after he dies. Ramsay’s work has been presented at Art Basel (CH), Barbican (UK), Beijing People’s Art Theatre (CN), BFI Southbank (UK), Camden Arts Centre (UK), Matadero (SP), Meyerhold Centre (RU), Mubi.com, NTS Radio, L’Orto Botanico di Roma (IT), LUX Scotland (SC), Rupert Residency (LT).

    georgefinlayramsay.com

    Glasgow based citizen of the world, Rudi Zygadlo began putting out electronic music in 2010. He released two albums and an EP with Planet Mu records, an EP on Pictures Music, a single on Diplo’s Mad Decent and a host of one offs on his own imprint, RZ. With an appetite for trickery and disguise, Rudi has also released numerous singles and EPs under the names of Lully and Golden Ratio Syrup. He has remixed Clean Bandit, Leanne La Havas, Sunset Sons, Amadou and Miriam and Electric Guest among others. He has also undertaken various multimedia collaborations. In 2014, he attended Red Bull Academy in New York where he produced a track with Thundercat, and in 2017, created the sound design for Gorillaz award winning Humanz app. He has composed two string quartets and, in collaboration with artist GF Ramsay, Rudi scored Oscar Winner, Tim Yip’s new film Love Infinity, an epic docu-drama about the queer art underworld of London, starring Daniel Lismore, Vivienne Westwood and Gilbert and George set for released on MUBI in 2022.

    4) Émile Fegté – First Go

    A pick-up truck arrives at the off-the-grid community. The gentile farmer has lost too many chickens. Something needed to change. A girl, surrounded by her community, reaches for an adulthood.

    Émile Fegté is a collaborative artist with a penchant for relational dynamics, identity, and religion. Projects he’s worked on have been presented by institutions such as SFMoMA, BAM, Framework Radio Visions Du Reel, Viennale, NYFF, NPR, the New School, and covered by publications including the NYTimes, the New Yorker, Vice, Mother Jones, and GQ. He currently lives in California.

    5) Finbarr Dillon – Weddellscape

    This piece is based on a recoding of the Weddell Seals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weddell_seal recorded under the ice cap in the remote, frozen Southern Ocean around Antarctica, by the McMurdo Oceanographic Observatory, 21 meters below the sea ice. This piece was my entry into the ‘2022 Phonurgia Nova’ field recordings section in the competition, http://phonurgia.fr/en/

  • The Castle - Greetings from the kitchen
    1 September 2023  11:20 pm - 2 September 2023  12:00 am

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    This is the first piece served by The Castle, whose name is both a concrete and abstract starting point for their musical research: blurring images of architectures in the middle of a haunting biotope taking over, strangely independent dishes developing a life of their own, hidden spaces and corridors, repetitive patterns versus chaotic processes, cut up voice fragments and illogical complexity. Recorded on March 25th 2023. Mixed by Andreas O. Hirsch, mastered by Thomas Rehnert.

    Biography:

    The Castle is a collective for electronic and electro-acoustic improvisation, recently founded by a handful of German and French artists living in rural Finistère in Brittany. With Ursula Döbereiner (no input system), Andreas O. Hirsch (electrified palm leaf & morse key), Patricia Koellges (tashigoto, electric bass & voice), Gaël Moissonnier (modular synths & various electronics) and Thomas Rehnert (doepfer modular synths & percussion).

    https://www.HirschOnHirsch.com
    http://www.mme-duo.de
    https://thomasrehnert.de
    http://www.ursuladoebereiner.de
    https://zerojardins.org

3 September 2023
  • Astro)(Mélange - A Radiophonic Dream
    3 September 2023  12:00 am - 1:00 am

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    Astro)(Mélange are Shaun Robert sound art musician producer director of Institute For Alien Research label and the infamous C. GlöOmy of MK Ultraterrestrial Broadcasting.   shaunrobert.bandcamp.com    comakultur.bandcamp.com    Institute For Alien Research – Label for sound art, musique concrète and similar operated   by Shaun Robert. ifarmusiqueconcretecompilation.bandcamp.com        MK Ultraterrestrial Broadcasting    ra.co/dj/c-gloomy    archive.org/details/@mk_ultraterrestrial_broadcasting    Obscure dwellers and hi-jacked shows.    Stay safe, stay weird.  Grtzzzzz, Chandor GlöOmy

  • Radio Concrete 45 (Felixbrodt, Otherscapes, Tape Festival)
    3 September 2023  1:00 am - 1:30 am

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    Title: Radio Concrete 45 (Felixbrodt, Otherscapes, Tape Festival)   Description:   This episode is composed of 3 different live sets: – Studio Recordings with Maya Felixbrodt – Live in Tivon with Dani Williamson (Otherscapes) – Recordings from 2022 Tape Festival (Zimmer TLV) by Yaniv Schonfeld   Short Bio: Maya Felixbrodt – Artistic director, co-founder, moving musician, composer choreographer at Moving Strings Otherscapes is a live Audio-Visual collaboration between Dani Wiliamson and Hagai Izenberg. Light itself is a powerful tool, which when combined with sound, can transform and create new spaces Yaniv Schonfeld is an interdisciplinary artist who creates work that explores the relationship between the artistic experience of the audience, technology, and music.

  • Parazit Radio Episode 4 - Test Render 6
    3 September 2023  1:30 am - 2:00 am

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    Radio Parazit–in English, “Parasite Radio”–contains and broadcasts my explorations around ‘Diasporic Imaginaries.’ Through a series of experimental radio broadcasts, I think and share out loud about experiences, thoughts, and hopes with material derived from personal stories rendered in artistic and acoustic explorations. My voice, however, is not singular. Instead, I suggest a singular perspective of a constellation of voices I have encountered over the years. These voices have shaped my own and have shortened the distance between the subjects and places that build my own diasporic experience in this world.

    A series of 4 episodes connecting to ideas around Diaspora, the Indigenous, the Planet, and Symbiosis.

    –    Diáspora
    –    Parásito
    –    Tensión Lunar
    –    Otrxs Mutualismxs
     
    Biography:

    Nicolás Kisic Aguirre is an architect and trans-disciplinary sound artist who creates machines that explore and illuminate the social and political nature of sound in public space. In 2018, he graduated from the MIT program in Art, Culture and Technology. Informed by his background in architecture and a lifelong fascination with machines, Kisic Aguirre designs and builds sound instruments that explore the connection between public space, power, technology, and sound. His critical and aesthetic practice is open-source, collaborative, and deeply engaged with the public. Nicolás is currently a Ph.D. student in the DXArts program at the University of Washington Seattle.

    http://www.nka.pe
    internet@nka.pe

  • Tristan Partridge - Flood Pulse Projections 1
    3 September 2023  2:00 am - 2:30 am

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    This piece is an audio response to the growing unpredictability of seasonal cycles. It reflects on the slow violence of incremental change. Now that 1000-year floods occur frequently, socioecological relationships are increasingly fraught. These instabilities are experienced very unevenly across time, territories, and identities. In place of annual rains and renewal, there are inundations and catastrophic loss. But gradual change continues, beneath and between such events. In this piece, an unbroken take, consistency becomes unrecognizable. Altered by phasing, misled by repetition, frequency becomes unreliable – echoes of environmental processes that remould what it is to observe and to connect.       
     
    Tristan Partridge is a writer and composer originally based in Glasgow, now living in Santa Barbara, California. Tristan has written and performed with US / UK acts including Now Anvil (SMHTP Recordings), In Posterface (Winning Sperm Party), Lapsus Linguae, Coagulars, Rungs (Cool Your Jets), and Habit Trail. Recent performances include percussion work in Berlin with Du Yun (The Man Who Swallowed A Snake) and in Los Angeles with A Wake Of Starry Tongues (Echo Park Rising festival). Tristan’s text scores, poems, and commentaries have been published by The Center for Deep Listening, Bottlecap Press, Dead Letter Office, and others. 

  • Dosimat - Tones For Mechanisms
    3 September 2023  2:30 am - 3:00 am

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    Slideout of summer and ease into autumn.  

    A Collaborative ensemble of Dosimatis a polyglot depot for municipal events.

     

  • The Conduction Series - Swarms, Flocks, Schools, Pods, and Parliaments
    3 September 2023  3:00 am - 4:00 am

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    ANNA FRIZ (Santa Cruz, CA)•AUGUST BLACK (Boulder, CO)•BETSEY BIGGS (Boulder, CO)•FLORENCIA CURCI (Buenos Aires, Argentina)•JEFF ECONOMY (Kingston, NY)•JIMMY GARVER (Leeds, NY)•MAXIMILIAN GOLDFARB (Hudson, NY)•PETER COURTEMANCHE (Vancouver, Canada)•VIRGINIA MANTINIAN (Denver, CO)

    The Conduction Series is a collaborative live radio broadcast produced by a group of sound and transmission artists across the Americas on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Radio for Open Ears in New York’s Upper Hudson Valley. The group comes together on the first Friday of every month at 4:10pm ET using the web platform Mezcal. Emphasizing LIVE interactivity and media archaeological methods, the series explores themes of migration, feedback, user participation, low-key and on-site interaction with mobile devices, and remote collaboration at scale.

    https://conduction.wavefarm.org/

  • Simon LeBoggit - Therefore
    3 September 2023  4:00 am - 5:45 am

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    THEREFORE is a “perpetual” audio-poem which organically mutates and regenerates itself from a stanzacloud of verse. Each whispered line of the poem is relentlessly shifting in relation to every other line, as the poem endlessly renews itself. This is the closest that its creator Simon Le Boggit has come to expressing a state of mind where the physical and psychological suffering caused by the arthritic autoimmune disease Ankylosing Spondylitis shifts the goalposts so randomly and rapidly that you don’t know what you are – let alone who you are, where you are, or where you are going…  Simon Le Boggit is a multimedia artist. He was born, inflated, and will eventually deflate.

  • Martin Eccles - Island Suite: movement 2; Alnay
    3 September 2023  5:45 am - 10:00 am

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    I am on Alnay, a remote island in the foothills of a Northumbrian mountain; an imaginary island in the foothills of a Northumbrian mountain. I walk this island of my imagining. On Midsummers Day I walk its shore. A summer solstice sunwise walk. I walk from southern lowlands to the cliffs of the north. I walk from sun to rain; I walk from shelter to wind and back to shelter. I walk 10 miles; I walk four hours; I walk Alnay’s edge, tracing out its shoreline with sound and poetry.
     
    My practice reflects my experience of being in and walking through natural environments. I use sound recording and text to present time, place, distance and movement in the landscape and to provide an opportunity for a listener to consider what it means to move through the landscape at a human pace and scale. Written or spoken and transcribed notes made whilst walking provide the material for poems, often in the form of haiku, and other text works. I have exhibited nationally and internationally and have created radio works for Framework Radio, Resonance EXTRA and Radiophrenia.
     
    https://martinpeccles.com

  • Milo Thesiger Meacham - Audible Heat
    3 September 2023  10:00 am - 11:20 am

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    Accompanied by his own field recordings and music, and with spoken contributions by writer and translator Cristina Viti and Iraqi filmmaker Ahmed Yassin Aldaradji, Milo Thesiger–Meacham reads a text of his on the sound of the cicada as “audible heat” in human history and culture. This transcontinental narrative argues that the cicada’s sound informs feelings of isolation and vulnerability in the heat of unfamiliar landscapes. Historical and contemporary topics include: the fears of early colonists in Northeastern America, tongue twisters, Socrates’s dread of dehydration in Plato’s Phaedrus, the hurdy-gurdy, Geronimo’s hatred of telegraphy, entomological science, squinting, the slow body language of Clint Eastwood, insects on the film sets of Sergio Leone’s Spanish Westerns, 12th-century Moorish poetry, YouTube, military reenactment,the botanist Donald C. Peattie’s terror of the inescapable buzz of mortality, and ancient cooking implements.

    Milo Thesiger–Meacham is an artist based in London. His work combines sound, musical composition, text, visual material and performance. He has worked on solo and ensemble projects for Tate Modern, The V&A Museum, the European Capital of Culture, London Fashion Week, The Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow, Radiophrenia, Cafe Oto, Gaias Garden, Iklectik Art Lab, the European Poetry Festival, Radio Revolten, the IvyNODE/Tierra Vivente residency and symposium, and Echoraeume, among others. He is also the ​manager and curator of Resonance Extra, an international arts radio station.

    https://soundcloud.com/milotm
    https://vimeo.com/milotm
    https://www.instagram.com/_milotm_/

  • Alicia Mathews
    3 September 2023  11:20 am - 11:35 am

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  • Helen McCrorie - School is a Prison
    3 September 2023  11:30 am - 11:45 am

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    Developed from workshops and a screening at CCA with classes from Glasgow Primary Schools. Helen worked with the groups two years previously on the film We know a better word than happy, 2021, exploring the urgency of outdoor play. Due to covid restrictions then, the children were unable to do sound recording. The piece explores the children’s reaction to the film and questions, two years later, and their hands-on sonic-play with loose-parts, during what is for many their first visit to an art gallery. What is the potential of a circular art practice? Helen McCrorie is an artist based in Scotland, on the Highland fault line, working in film, video and sound. Her practice combines documentary methods with collaborative sound workshops. She films community groups and friends engaged in work, play and ritual, exploring how we connect with each other and our environment through embodied learning.

  • Buffer Zone
    3 September 2023  11:45 am - 12:00 pm

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    1) Mute Frequencies – Humming Top Orchestra (7:42)

    The Humming Top Orchestra documents an interactive performance conducted at the Open House Festival in London, 2022. The performance took place on Hackney’s Beck Road, a street known for its artistic community. The audience was invited to spin a set of humming tops laid out under a railway bridge. Each of these toys emitted a drone when spun. They were miked up and the signal processed live through a bank of effects. The intention was to keep the humming tops spinning indefinitely, creating a long hypnotic symphony of drones that interacted with the passing trains and incidental street sounds.
               
    Mute Frequencies – Ilia and Laura Rogatchevski – are a London based duo working within the intersections of sound, performance and visual media. They have exhibited at various venues in the UK (Dilston Grove, IKLECTIK, DivFuse) and performed at the festivals Radio Revolten, Dronica, Splice, Supernormal and Open House. The project name is both a reference to the inaudible frequencies of the audio spectrum and the electromagnetic frequencies that have the potential to transmit information, such as radio waves.
    mutefrequencies.com
     
    2) Johnny Dixon – PenintaMES – 4 (3:10)


    The new ‘PenintaMES’ form takes 50 lines of Mark E Smith’s lyrics from his songs with The Fall group.

    Although clearly derived from the Cento form, invented to give new and abstract life to Homer’s verse, the PenintaMES is a new poetic form specifically and specially invented for Radiophrenia 2023 to play a little with Mark E Smith’s words.

    Lines were selected using the FallFriday hashtag on the now defunct Twitter app. Any single quoted line or, if more than one line was quoted then the first or middle line, was used. If no lines were quoted in the tweet a quick glance at the whole song lyrics was enough to take a single line.


    A debt of gratitude is owed to The Annotated Fall website for compiling the complete lyrics, and to everyone who has ever tweeted using the FallFriday hashtag. And of course to MES for the endless diversions his work provides. 

  • Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill - On Cannibalism considered as one of the fine arts
    3 September 2023  12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

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    Colquhoun & McNeill found themselves locked in an airless cellar in Rotterdam for what seemed like an eternity. Surrounded by a bewildering array of vintage synths that neither artist had any idea how to switch on never mind play and as their incessant bickering lurched ever closer to the daily fistfight Colquhoun babbled gibberish into a broken cassette recorder whilst McNeill attempted to electrolyse his frontal lobe and not for the last time.

    The trick seemed to be to record everything all the time as every five hours or so a dying synthesiser would vomit a few seconds of barely salvageable audio, its circuits fried by a decrepit power cable or the overzealous application of some Space Echo. From these fragments they were able to construct a gnostic grammar from which to mimic the machines they consistently tried to destroy. Colquhoun had become particularly skilled in apeing the high end screech of a badly patched ARP 2600.

    A guitar lead coils itself slowly into a gordian knot like a snake that can’t quite stomach eating its own head, the calcified circuit board reroutes itself as self-immolating electro-pictograms and in the over-defined flicker and glare of the studio lighting Colquhoun mistakes a toaster for a vintage mic spending yet another wasted afternoon whispering enochian incantations into the heating element.

    https://soundcloud.com/colquhoun-mcneill

    https://www.instagram.com/a_topography_of_melancholy/

  • butteredfeet - Christmas Special
    3 September 2023  12:30 pm - 1:00 pm

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    Project from two writers based in Newcastle upon Tyne. butteredfeet is a fiction

    Each episode takes us to an ill-timed moment when characters tragic lives are steeped in metaphor and irony.

    It’s poignant, sharp and bitterly familiar.

    Suzie is better than musky Arnold, but fears a life alone with Shiraz. The Logans are Bonnie and Clyde drinking Monster cans. Dylan and Thomas enjoy a dusty market. Sam and Bex are a new-build couple laced in lies. Aiden and Beth love crisps as much as each other. Catherine and James are riddled with pretentiousness and their Peloton.  Caitlin is a desperately lonely insomniac but has the best bubble writing.

    butteredfeet are Phil McDonald and Chris Smith. They’re writers from Newcastle upon Tyne also working in teaching and men’s mental health. This project is their way of commenting on the absurdity, hilarity and poignant of relationships. They’re mostly inspired by standing in the queue at Morrisons.

    Short-podcast now available on Spotify and iTunes.
    @butteredfeet (Twitter)

  • Shorts 28
    3 September 2023  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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    1) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 07 – Gianluca Elia – Side A (15:00)
    2) Millie Player – 1988 (9:49)
    3) Marek Hlavac – Changing Weather 7-dry digital wind (7:15)
    4) Sam C Roberts – Be Wary of the Rumbling (6:53)
    5) Dorota Blaszczak – Walking and Listening (15:00)
    6) Johnny Dixon – IC UR hands (1:03)
    7) Vincent Eoppolo – The Ascension (3:33)

    1) Nacho Cordoba Delgado – This Tape Machine Destroys Time 07 – Gianluca Elia – Side A

    TTMDT is a collection series made from January to December 2012. One tape/digital release per month out on MAGIA. The first 6 were created by MAGIA founder Ignacio Córdoba and the rest by close friends and fellow artists Gianluca Elia (IT/DK), Simon Forchhammer (DK), Michał Biel (PL/DK), bjarkebbbb (DK), Louise Vind Nielsen (GE/DK) and the mysterious Shoji Mariah (BR/JP). All the releases focus on tapes, tape machines and machines as destroyers of time, of perception and of the perception of time. Samples, coding, looping, hacking, field recording, plunderphonics and improvisation share the detritus of Time.

    2) Millie Player – 1988    

    Silent, solitary walks around a Dunbar beach led me to glowing internet tabs.

    Lonely anti-tank blocks sat stubbornly in the emptiness of a Dunbar beach. Silent, solitary walks drove me to glowing internet tabs, as I questioned who had been here before me.

    I visited a Bollywood film set, a hermit-saint taking refuge, peeped through 24-hour bird-watching cameras. I learnt that lighthouse keepers no longer exist, instead automated by radios and telephones. I changed between tabs and ideas like radio frequencies. I came to wonder if lighthouses got lonely, if they were now just digital ghosts- listening, trying to find connections too.

    Millie Player is a visual artist based in Scotland. Her practice currently exists within a boundary between drawing, metal sculpture and installations of sound and light. She lingers on visualisations of time, mythologizing lives and narratives, pouring perceptions into the past.

    ‘In all the ways we think about time, we always view it as something external, a measurement devoid of feeling and unconnected to the duration of our bodies. I aim to document the quiet resonance of different existences; my work is a talisman for the temporal suspension I experience.

    https://millieplayer.cargo.site/

    3) Marek Hlavac – Changing Weather 7: dry digital wind

    From a series of digitally modelled speculative soundscapes: machine-learned sound of wind

    field recordings were recorded around Marloes, Wales in January 2021 and in Prague, May 2021

    Marek Hlavac is sound artist whose work is focused on relation of sound, technology and natural and social environments. His performances, installations, compositions and site-specific projects are based on listening, reflection and speculative reimagining. His live performances often concentrate on relationship between instrument/technological setup and interaction of participants. He does occasional curatorial work (eg. Prague small guerilla style sound-art festival Transient Zones).

    http://marekhlavac.net

    4) Sam C Roberts – Be Wary of the Rumbling

    This work is a narrated sonic story from the fictional future of Eden & Nova, created by Sam C. Roberts. A grizzled old timer, long retired from prospecting the wilderness of New Earth, tells the story of his encounter with a ‘Terraformer’ – a giant, life-creating machine, designed during the final years of Old Earth to give humanity one more chance at survival. A brief glimpse into life on a conceptual, post-apocalyptic planet Earth.

    Sam C. Roberts is an experimental composer, sonic artist and musician from the UK. His work seeks to fuse musical complexity, improvisation, field recording and original texts into pieces that span instrumental, abstract-ambient and narrative disciplines. Performances and exhibitions include appearances at Audiograft Festival, RAMA Festival (Aarhus, Denmark), Adelaide Festival (Australia), The Bath Fringe and many other venues and events across the UK and Europe. He has also worked extensively as a freelance bass guitarist and in professional audio since 2004.

    http://www.samcroberts.co.uk
    http://www.samcroberts.bandcamp.com
    http://www.instagram.com/sascrob

    5) Dorota Blaszczak – Walking and Listening

    I was involved in creating sound for virtual environments where you could notice and hear more when you stop. I went to Copenhagen in 2022 for an exhibition of those Char Davies’ VR works in Fotografisk Center. On Sunday morning Jun 05, I recorded a real walk, with a recorder in a belly bag, from the city center, by the hotel to the art gallery. My movement and steps were masking other sounds, only pausing was opening an acoustic horizon for listening and noticing more.

    Dorota Blaszczak works in Polish Radio Archives and at Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw. She teaches courses in interactive sound, works in sound restoration and preservation, creates audio works and interactive projects.
    http://www.dorotablaszczak.pl

    6) Johnny Dixon – IC UR hands

    7) Vincent Eoppolo – The Ascension

    Vincent Eoppolo (Ioppolo) is an American composer from Wilmington, Delaware. Initially trained as both a Classical and Jazz guitarist, Eoppolo began composing and recording electronic music in the early 1980’s shortly after the development of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and the introduction of affordable home computers and recording equipment. During the 1980-90’s Eoppolo’s fixed media compositions were regularly featured on university new music radio programs in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region. Additionally, Eoppolo’s works received recognition in music publications Keyboard Magazine and Computer Music Journal. In recent years, Eoppolo’s fixed media works have been presented at the New York City Electro-Acoustic Music Festival, Mise_En Place New Music Festival in Brooklyn, Utopie Sonore in Nantes, France and De Natura Sonorum in Rome, Italy. Eoppolo’s compositions have been released by Moscow based independent music label Meticulous Midgets and his works are regularly featured on new music radio and internet programs throughout Europe and North America.

    Eoppolo’s compositions are a mix of various sound art traditions such as musique concrete, acousmatic music, electro-acoustic music and radio art. Eoppolo refers to his works as sonic cinema and he cites film directors such as Antonioni, Tarkovsky and Fellini as influences.

    Eoppolo’s music is available on all major streaming platforms such as Spotify, ITunes, YouTube and Amazon as well as Soundcloud.

  • Pablo Sanz - Tenerife
    3 September 2023  2:00 pm - 2:20 pm

    description
    TENERIFE (19:08)

    Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands. The fieldwork centered on the Teide National Park, a spacious territory at 2.000 meters of altitude located around Mount Teide (3.715 meters), the highest elevation in all of Spain and among all the islands in the Atlantic Ocean. This composition explores quiet, small and unnoticed sonic events, some of them inaudible to human ears, that occur throughout the expansive, seemingly immobile volcanic mountain landscape. Exploding retama seeds, ELF/VLF atmospheric noise, ultrasonic vocalizations of bats, and the sounds of insects and avian inhabitants. Furthermore, the piece includes underwater recordings made in the ocean, featuring the calls of the short-finned pilot whale and the Blainville beaked whale.
     
    CANARIAS SOUNDWALK explores the sonic ecologies of the Canary Islands archipelago, presenting seven compositions for headphone listening created with environmental sound materials from each of the seven main islands: El Hierro, La Gomera, La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote.

    The project investigates the vitality of more-than-human entities and realities, aiming to promote less anthropocentric ways of being and thinking. Through different listening strategies and audio technologies, the work concentrates on what usually remains hidden or unnoticed, on the limits and thresholds of perception and attention. The project focuses on the voices and audible presence of animal and plant species, air, soil, water, weather, and landscape formations. Furthermore, it acknowledges the affective power of sounds themselves. This project embraces listening as a creative act, a form of attention, and a tool to investigate the world. It attempts to cultivate intimate sensory encounters favouring affectivity over signification and representation.

    The project was originally commissioned by the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in the US as a permanent public invisible artwork available at multiple locations in Washington, DC. Additional support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI), the Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) and the Visby International Centre for Composers (VICC). Fieldwork and production assistance: Palma E. Christian Martínez. Special thanks to Garajonay National Park, Teide National Park, and Timanfaya National Park.

    http://pablosanz.info
    https://pablosanz.bandcamp.com
    https://soundcloud.com/pablosanz
    https://www.instagram.com/pabloooosanz/
    https://www.facebook.com/pablooosanz

  • Dariusz Mazurowski - 30 Novembers
    3 September 2023  2:20 pm - 3:00 pm

    description
    Radiophonic large scale composition, commissioned by the Czech Radio (station Vltava, devoted to classical and modern music) to celebrate 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, non-violent transition of power in what was then Czechoslovakia. After political changes in Poland same transitions in other countries of the Eastern block followed, which changed the world forever, ending communism in Europe, opening space for democratic and economical changes. Premiere broadcast of 30 Novembers, aired by Czech Radio, station Vltava on Wednesday, November 27. This piece contains historic audio footage provided by Czech Radio, documenting these events in Prague.

    Dariusz Mazurowski is a Polish electroacoustic music composer and performer born and residing in Gdansk. While the majority of his compositional activity has focused on acousmatic works, he has also composed instrumental music in conjunction with electronics, audio installations and improvised electroacoustic music. Mazurowski’s music has been broadcast by radio stations all over the world, and he has performed at festivals and other events in Europe, North America, South America and Asia.

    https://deemstudio.com/

  • Anna Kravets - An Emotional Encyclopedia of War
    3 September 2023  3:00 pm - 3:45 pm

    description
    An auto-ethnographic radio essay about emotional emergency

    Trying to get a grip on the new emotional states, questioning the imperceptibility of war experience, I realized how discordant it is with the life beyond its borders, trying to invent a framework that would overcome the framing barriers of mass media coverage. A limited number of people were invited to interact in recording sessions at basement locations in Brussels and Berlin. The radio essay combines those basement interactions, documented emotions, reflections on war and the changing perceptions of it, bits of wartime daily life, rapid-perception poetry, imaginary dialogues and conceptual debates.

    Contributors, participants and special thanks:

    Aditi Srivastava Alessandra Prado Soler Alice Hui-Sheng Chang Anamaria Pravicencu Amin Behmanesh Anna Khvyl Annu Koetter Atelier de création sonore radiophonique Bastien Hidalgo Ruiz Carmelo Ianuzzo Caroline Profanter Constanze Aka CTM Festival Diana Duta Dimitra Kousteridou Emma Courtine Erika Sirola Golo Föllmer Grand Hospice Greg Kieser Hanna Sauer Isabelle Delforge Joachim Glaude Julia Eckhardt Juliette Escudé Kai-Uwe Reinhold  Laetitia Defendini Lilli Ebert Lisette Zeeuw Mamoru Watanabe Marie Marth Van Keirsbilck Matt Thompson Michel Ivor Nir Jacob Q-O2 Sabri Meddeb SEMI SILENT slinko Tanya Ringer Taïca Replansky Tatiana Golub Virgile Loiseau Wouter Hillaert Wynona Ringer

    The initial project and the piece was prompted and supported by SEMI SILENT and co-produced together with ACSR and Q-O2. The piece was commissioned by Deutschlandradio Kultur and CTM Festival, in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut, ORF musikprotokoll im steirischen herbst, Ö1 Kunstradio. 

    Anna Kravets is a radio and performance artist, journalist and documentary podcast producer based in Kyiv, Ukraine.  In her work, she uses direct and recorded speech, stages recorded interactions, makes sonic experiments with materials, spaces and soundscape.

    https://soundcloud.com/anna-kravets

  • Johnny Dixon - ‘PenintaMES – 4’
    3 September 2023  3:45 pm - 4:00 pm

    description

    The new ‘PenintaMES’ form takes 50 lines of Mark E Smith’slyrics from his songs with The Fall group.

    Although clearly derived from the Cento form, invented togive new and abstract life to Homer’s verse, the PenintaMES is a new poeticform specifically and specially invented for Radiophrenia 2023 to play a littlewith Mark E Smith’s words.

    Lines were selected using the FallFriday hashtag on the nowdefunct Twitter app. Any single quoted line or, if more than one line wasquoted then the first or middle line, was used. If no lines were quoted in thetweet a quick glance at the whole song lyrics was enough to take a single line.

    A debt of gratitude is owed to The Annotated Fall websitefor compiling the complete lyrics, and to everyone who has ever tweeted usingthe FallFriday hashtag. And of course to MES for the endless diversions hiswork provides.


  • Steven George Jones - Haruka 01
    3 September 2023  4:00 pm - 4:45 pm

    description
    An electronically-treated travelogue collaged from field recordings made in Kyoto, Japan whilst collaborating with the Kyoto-based Antibodies Collective.
     
    Steven George Jones is a musician, sound artist and non-fiction filmmaker based in Newport, South Wales. 
     
    bosch01.bandcamp.com
    http://www.youtube.com/@senojnevets

  • Panayiotis Kokoras - AI Phantasy
    3 September 2023  4:45 pm - 5:00 pm

    description
    AI Phantasy (2020) electroacoustic sound composition. 
     
    The word Phantasy refers to a phantasy with “Ph” as a state of mind of an infant child during the early stages of development. Phantasies are constructed from internal and external reality, modified by feelings and emotions, and then projected into both real and imaginary objects. On the other hand, Fantasy (with “F”) is a reverie, a daydream, an imagined unreality that anyone can create. We fantasize consciously about future possibilities and fulfillment of our basic needs and wishes. Fantasies may well include elements of the deeper unconscious phantasies.

    Kokoras is a Professor of composition and CEMI director at the University of North Texas. Born in Greece, he studied classical guitar and composition in Athens, Greece and York, England; he taught for many years at Aristotle University in Thessaloniki. Kokoras’s sound compositions use sound as the only structural unit. His concept of “holophonic musical texture” describes his goal that each independent sound (phonos), contributes equally into the synthesis of the total (holos).

    web links: https://www.panayiotiskokroas.com

  • No Noise Projects - Chris Biddlecombe & David Trouton ‘A slow adjustment to the sound of solipsism’
    3 September 2023  5:00 pm - 5:30 pm

    description
    ‘As travellers, our happiest moments always seem to come when we stumble upon one thing while in pursuit of something else.’
    (Lawrence Block)

    In 2019, while attempting to uncover the forgotten works of Latvian modernist composer Mikos Miskinis, we touched upon his connection with the obscure and obscurist American composer/philosopher Charles Glancer.

    At that time we had evidence that the two had met at the celebrated “Ninth International Latvian Song and Dance Festival” in Riga 1938, but were totally unaware that, on at least two occasions, they had collaborated on ground-breaking sound recording projects.

    Further research revealed that Miskinis had contributed several recordings to Glancer’s  “Percepio Dei” (1946) – an audacious auditory representation of the all-seeing mind of God (after immaterialist philosopher George Berkeley).

    We now know that Glancer, as if to return the favour, sent two magnetic tape sound recordings by mail which became part of Miskinis’ first foray into simultaneous intercontinental composition – “Vienlaicīga Improvizācija” (1948) – 67 years before the first internet jam session.

    Through their recently re-discovered correspondence and re-conditioned archive recordings, we share an insight into the minds of these early sound pioneers.

    Chris Biddlecombe is a sculptor who creates mixed media installations and performances in the UK and internationally. 
     
    David Trouton is a musician with a history of working in theatre, dance and other collaborative art-forms.

    Together as No Noise Projects, Chris and David have worked together since 1999 creating audio / sculptural collaborations and theatre. Their sound works often use musical instruments, spoken word, found sounds, electronica and sampling, aligned to multi-media installations. Their projects research historical and contemporary truths, listen to curious logic and lateral whispers, to then go on to create new interpretations, hidden stories and believable fictions.

  • Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill - THE BURIED CATHEDRAL
    3 September 2023  5:30 pm - 5:45 pm

  • Buffer Zone
    3 September 2023  5:45 pm - 6:00 pm

    description
    1) Adriana Minu and Tim Murray-Browne – Driving around Bucharest in the Lupo on 17 November 2018 (6:52)

    1) Adriana Minu and Tim Murray-Browne – Driving around Bucharest in the Lupo on 17 November 2018

    Driving around Bucharest in the Lupo on 17 November 2018

    The Lupo was a special car. One day driving around Bucharest we discovered that if we set the radio to AM static, we could listen to all her electrical activities. The Lupo has now given up the ghost, but our car in Glasgow holds our final analog radio. This broadcast is in memory of the Lupo, that she may sing again in the cars of Glasgow.

    Adriana Minu and Tim Murray-Browne are Glasgow-based artists exploring embodiment, intense vocal performance, agency in human-machine relationships and AI mysticism. They make music together as Sun Infuzhiun.

  • Nika Son & Becky Šik - TONFALL – Remember, I must use the stairs
    3 September 2023  6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    description
    Two strangers matched together, their practices intertwine
    A blank page
    Growing from there
    An open cupboard buzzes and humms
    Sending snippets in stolen moments
    The circle drops, opening a wide and generous hole
    Slippage
    Talking, passing, exchanging, reasoning, corresponding, joking, transposing
    Systems cycle in loops
    Accents, language, tones, intonations, cues, pitch, syllables
    Prompts
    The megalithic Ouroboros fun machine that is Barbie
    Touching an elephant
    Circles, water, falling sound
    Escalators, circular systems, sleep, not sleep
    Words that don’t exist
    Gleichgewicht
    Walking with dizzy spells in saturation
    Reflecting, twisting, alternating, translating, modulating, jumping from
    On the edges – a Hallwall
    Again the elephant, transponder, closed water, eyes
    What does it mean to be open and what slips away?
    Souffleuse, Echoschwelle, Tonfall
    X1, mnemonic, delay
    Asking, loops, deathbed
    What’s wrong with my eyes, oscillating, brown noise
    Pulse
    What is an orbit sound
    Missing the radiator, voices, vertigo
    I could spell it fownetikally/ foʊˈnet̬.ɪ.kəl.i
    Meter eater
    Mi devas uzi la ŝtuparon

    For their Goethe-Institut / Radiophrenia Residency, Nika and Becky will share and intertwine methods and ideas within their individual practices, through field recording, call and response collaging and collaborative audio experimentation. The work will develop from their shared interest of peripheries and the echoes of invisible forces, energies and atmospheres of spaces and events that exist in the in-between.

    The piece was developed during a week long residency at CCA funded by the Goethe-Institut Glasgow in collaboration with Radiophrenia. We are grateful for their support.

    Becky Šik is an artist filmmaker based in Glasgow whose work spans moving image, installation, sound, music, writing and publishing, often working collaboratively. Their recent moving image work explores the echo, electromagnetic phenomena and technologies as way of understanding the body’s relationship to constructs of time and state.

    Becky has presented work across the UK and Internationally, most recently with a film screening at Supernormal festival; Footnotes, a collaborative Radiophrenia broadcast with Sarah Forrest; and the solo exhibition Mercury at Collective Gallery, Edinburgh.

    Nika Son studied Fine Arts in Hamburg and has since worked as a musician, artist, film composer, curator and DJ. Influenced by Musique Concre te and the outer space of electronic music, her compositions are built from modified and fragmented field recordings, interwoven with analog synthesis, broken rhythms, rare voice scraps and modulated tape. Sounds of various origin are translated into a very unusual musical language, as if one watches the audible.

    She appeared on various labels, such as Mmodemm, Kashual Plastik, VIS, First Terrace Records, TAL, Sky Walking, Anti-Ghost Moon Ray and her own imprint Noctui. Her latest album To Eeyore was released on the label Entr’acte in 2020. A new album is coming this year.

    Alongside her solo concerts, she creates radio pieces, video and sound installations, and has collaborated for many years with various companions, most notably with filmmaker and artist Helena Wittmann and musician F#X (Cwelle). In her work as a soundartist for experimental film, she is among other responsible for the score and sound design of Helena Wittmann’s highly acclaimed films DRIFT and Human Flowers of Flesh. For over a decade she hosts regular art and music events at the Golden Pudel Club in Hamburg with various international guests. In 2018 she staged a two-day festival called Eruption, freely based on the musician and video artist Conrad Schnitzler. Since 2019, she co-curates the festival Papiripar together with Felix Kubin and Florian Bräunlich.

    http://www.nikason.de

    Supported by the Goethe-Institut Glasgow.

  • Isa Stragliati - Everything has changed already
    3 September 2023  6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

    description
    A close friend sent me a voicemail from afar during a difficult time.

    Improvised vinyl mix with music and sounds by Fripp & Eno, Multer, Reznicek, Pierre Henry, C-Schultz & Hajsch, Bergen, Institut Für Feinmotorik, Reuber, Eliane Radigue & more

    Artistic support and curation for Radio Campus Bruxelles : Carine Demange

    All my love and gratitude to Paulo Dantas

    Isa Stragliati is sound artist, radio producer, composer and dj. Coming from the visual arts, she turned to the sound medium in 2002 through DJing, as an extension of her approach of the film editing (under the moniker Rescue). She then practiced numerous aspects of radio production before reconciling it with her creative work. Her productions and live performances, involving field recording as much as
    documentary, concrete music or techno, are broadcasted on international networks and national radios, during international festivals and events and in contemporary art centres.

    http://noearnosound.net/

  • elseFly - In the Attic
    3 September 2023  7:00 pm - 7:30 pm

    description
    This piece is an attempt to record the early stages of how I would go about selecting audio from my archive when trying to find materials to build structured musical compositions. I open up multiple media windows listening for sections that compliment or clash, and I do this often, sometimes not finding anything at all. Transient and rudimentary overlaps, which if please me, are usually then reduced to loops and motifs which I work on further. Here I wanted to pay closer attention to those transitory moments that get whittled and let their rougher edges and simpler forms play out. I live in Glasgow working jobs here and there and working with artists and friends here and there. I primarily work with audio, and most often want to organise that audio into some kind of structured musical form. Using Max/MSP, synthesisers, samplers and recorders–engaging with various user interfaces–has led to an interest in animation, from the tight synchronisation of a Looney Tunes score to methods of displaying audio in generative animations. I’m forever ambivalent about utility and uselessness.

  • Posset - A little walking and a little talking
    3 September 2023  7:30 pm - 8:00 pm

    description
    In a tribute to Adam Bohman’s Talking Tapes and id m theft able’s Babb’s Bridge record, Dictaphone enthusiast Joe Posset walks across Newcastle’s Town Moor and into the handsome Exhibition Park to eventually read the graffiti at the local skate park. As he walks Posset describes what he can see and reminisces about the randomness of park life: seeing Don Letts relaxing with a pint, Park Run Anti Vaxxers, Free Jazz and Kurt Schwitters.

    Joe Posset is an amateur musician.  His work focuses on the inherent sound properties of cassette tape, dictaphones and language to create indistinct yet evocative soundscapes.  Posset has released almost 100 tapes and CDrs on numerous DIY labels over the last 20 years and is a frequent collaborator in one-off and longer-lasting collaborative projects (see Molar Crime and Papal Bull). Recently his work has explored ideas of accessibility, inclusion and privilege in the underground music scene
     
    Bandcamp: https://posset.bandcamp.com/

  • Manja Ristić - arhiva nestajanja, arhiva u nastajanju - Mediterranean Futures
    3 September 2023  8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

    description
    Premiered at Trans Balkan Express Radio Festival, curated by Žarko Komar aka Feloneezy, as a part of the Mediterranean Futures series on @movement_athens

    Field recording gestures and in-situ interventions are gently placed into immersive ambient & drone explorations, while the musical narrative develops around extensive hydrophone recording of the terrigenous sediments and various aquascapes of the Adriatic’s littoral zones. Some of the locations where recordings were taken are the island of Korčula and its surrounding archipelago (islands of Badija & Vrnik), the island of Silba, Neretva River, Dubrovnik old town, and the island of Vis.

    Manja Ristić is a violinist, sound artist, poet, curator and researcher active in the fields of electroacoustic and classical music, instrumental improvisation and experimental sound art. Her work blends intuitive composition and field recording practices while focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to acousmatic forms, radio art, and acoustic ecology. Manja Ristić currently works and lives on the island of Korčula, Croatia.

    http://manjaristic.blogspot.com
    https://manjaristic.bandcamp.com

  • Kamikaze Jones - Omnibus
    3 September 2023  9:00 pm - 9:30 pm

    description

    A series of three individual pieces produced as a commission for Radiophrenia 2023. They have been broadcast separately elsewhere in the schedule but here they can be heard together:

    The Degeneration Loops

    Directly evoking the work of William Basinksi, The Degeneration Loops are a series of dronescapes using sonic ephemera from queer pornography. Each loop is recorded to tape and subsequently eroded through a deliberate misuse of digitization technology. Jones mines the historicity of the “loop” as an early means of disseminating erotic material, while pondering the innate unknowability of the archive: subject to the shifting attitudes of posterity, ontological dust, spectral intervention, and weaponized erasure.

    ‘Degeneration Loop 2: Pier Groups’ is a loop from the 1982 gay pornographic film “Pier Groups” which prominently features men cruising the abandoned Pier 52 warehouse of the New York City waterfront.

    ‘Degeneration Loop 3: My Masters’ is a loop from the 1986 underground gay kink video “My Masters” by Christopher Rage.

    Both loops have been subjected to multiple scalpels until the tape can no longer fully function.

    End of the Line

    End of the Line is an experimental radio play that juxtaposes found audio sourced from gay phone sex hotlines with electronically manipulated recordings of hold music from pharmacies across the USA.

    The hotline is an arguably outmoded telecommunication technology that has sculpted and mediated generations of queer desire. After obtaining a free trial to chat with “local guys” via hotline one lonely December evening, I was granted access to the explicit spoken word bios of men seeking erotic company throughout the United States, some of which seemed to be months-if not years-old. This aural landscape felt both divinatory and predicated on the ideologies of cruising; the faceless ghosts of public sex circulating in a feedback loop. This aura of unfulfilled expectation felt similar to the liminal psychogeographies that occur upon experiencing “hold music”; music created to fill a bureaucratic void and intended to ease the anxieties of waiting.

    Recorded directly from my phone, I began to document these voices while compiling snippets of hold music from CVS and Walgreens’ pharmacies throughout the nation. There were two predominant hold music compositions featured, but depending on the quality of the connection, the recordings were subject to aleatoric distortion and degeneration. These disparate audio sources delineate simultaneously purgatorial and quasi-cartographical spaces, and when in dialogue with each other, create a unique hauntological topography that addresses archival loss, queer longing, the failures of the medical industrial complex, and the occult properties of “being put on hold.”

    Biography

    Kamikaze Jones is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores extended vocal technique, queer hauntologies, and ritualized erotic transcendence. Utilizing counterarchival impulse and experimental research procedures, Jones endeavors to provide both sonic and ceremonial sanctuary for the ghosts of public sex. His work across mediums has been featured by Anthology Film Archives, Black Mountain College Museum, Montez Press Radio, Wave Farm, The Poetry Project, and Onassis USA. He was a founding member of the poetry and performance collective The Anchoress Syndicate, and the host of the podcast “Pure Garbage: An Oral Examination of John Waters.” He is the current arts editor of WUSSY Magazine.

    https://www.kamikazejones.com

  • Leon Clowes - The Haunting
    3 September 2023  9:30 pm - 10:00 pm

    description
    These works from the last twelve months are all part of my current PhD practice research at London College of Music, University of West London. Using autoethnographic techniques, I’m exploring self-compassionate creative exploration of lived trauma (kinship care family, growing up gay during the AIDS crisis, addiction/abuse).

    ‘Secrets keep us sick and pop music brings us closer’ is an audio paper selected for Seismograf’s ‘Grief’ edition.  Radiophrenia broadcast 9pm 24th Aug.

    ‘My story with alcohol’ is part of an installation at Open School East’s Associate Artist exhibition. Radiophrenia broadcast 11pm 1st September.

    ‘The Haunting’ is a music, film and spoken word performance from Naviar Records Haiku Fest at Cafe Oto. Radiophrenia broadcast 9:30pm 3rd September.

    In the last three years, leon clowes’ transdisciplinary artworks have featured in, and been commissioned by, Drake Music Scotland/NMC Recordings for pianist Siwan Rhys, BBC News and Sounds podcast, SPILL and Deptford X arts festivals, Frieze Art Fair, Cafe Oto, Squish Rotterdam, Queer Art Projects, Disability Arts Online, Margate Pride, Queer Contemporaries, Datscha Radio Berlin, Britten Pears Arts and Exploding Cinema. Together with Cathy Sloan, and working curatorially with international groups and artists, leon is using lived experience to establish the national Addiction Recovery Arts Network.

    http://www.leonclowes.com

  • Shorts 42
    3 September 2023  10:00 pm - 11:00 pm

    description
    1) Emma Bowen – Gates (3:46)
    2) Anne Marie Deacy – The Anemoia Experience (18:58)
    3) Neural Machine – Plums to People (9:27)
    4) Joan Schuman – shimmer & loop (12:46)
    5) Johannes Christopher Gerard – The Voices In My Head (4:26)
    6) Dushume – Kiln (9:25)

    1) Emma Bowen – Gates

    This experimental composition combines field recordings, sound objects, musical saw and modular synth.  The hope is to create a soundscape for listeners to project their own narratives and imaginings.

    Emma Bowen is an AV artist, facilitator and educator based in Edinburgh, Scotland. She works collaboratively on bespoke learning, social care and AV art projects.

    She has made noises with and for other people at; Concurrent, Edinburgh Art Festival, Glasgow International and for Sci-Fi Theatre in Liverpool.

    She was awarded an honorary mention and best experimental audio – for two years –  at Black & White Festival Internacional Audiovisual, Portugal. She exhibits and screens work locally and internationally.

    http://www.emmagbowen.com

    2) Anne Marie Deacy – The Anemoia Experience

    We’re dreaming of a Noir-Christmas BUT not as you know it and not when you think it would be. Sound-artist, Anne Marie Deacy, and Torch-singer, Claudia Barton, both having a penchant for another time for which they formed The Anemoia Society.
    With a strong ethos in collective listening and collaborative practices a call went out from the society for sonic contributions, especially evoking a time past.

    An eve for those who experience Anemoia, ( nostalgia for a past not lived)!  All that is needed is a cosy time-machine ( for its first rendition that was a transmission by Sr.Anne Marie followed by torch songs by Sr. Claudia at the cosy Maureen’s, Cork.).
    This piece is The Anemoia Experience where the unlived experiences join the living, through the medium of radio-transmission, our multiple pasts form a nostalgic future.  

    The piece introduced by radio hero John Cavanagh, includes donations of sounds sent by the public but mainly The Guesthouse Project. From found sounds, to ads lost in time, voices of the past to the setting of a table we are transported.

    Anne Marie Deacy is a sound artist, based in the west of Ireland. Field recording is the foundation of practice, which is embedded in listening as activism. She is interested in the creation of collective sonic works that explore the resonance of materiality, exploring vibration and sound as a series of memory marks. Through this work she is interested in sounding the heard and discreet and exploring through our auditory perception a new sonic dialogue, frequently using transmission as a portal to fuse ideas that opens up our way of listening and questions our sense of time, place and space.
         
    https://www.annemariedeacy.com/

    3) Neural Machine – Plums to People

    Plums to People is our first track exploring the relationship we have with machine/s and the underlying communicative process that is always present when using them. It is a reflection on soundwaves and an investigation about how frequencies interact, influencing each other in time and space, as well as how those frequencies communicates with the human and transform when passing through different bodies.

    Neural Machine aims to bomb the boundaries of mainstream ways of performing, producing, engaging, and interacting with art.Our project embodies a  matriarchive of sonic gestures, a critique to the limitless modern art consumption, an experiment of hilarious seriousness, a political manifesto of contemporary times. An answer to our post-industrial societies, where everything is categorised so nothing can uncontrollably exist.

    4) Joan Schuman – shimmer & loop

    Three sound artists consider the theme of fear and climate collapse in their creative practice. Shimmer is an entanglement; fear is a place to spiral in an audible loop. Voices are joined with VLF radio signals recorded in an extractive Chilean lithium mine. The artists also tangle with writer Paul Kingsnorth’s blank pages and loops where the beastly protagonist is not sinister, rather vigilant. Stories may help us to live on this damaged planet so that we can find solace beyond divisions of fear, hope, solutions. These artists are listening, knowing the cycle will return, like air swirling.

    The audio piece shimmer & loop first appeared on Earlid’s Monsters & Ghosts featuring a number of sonic entanglements attuned to uncertainties in a collapsing world. It features the voices of US artists Joan Schuman, Adriene Lilly and James T. Green.

    I create radio art, organize sound-makers at Earlid, mentor radio fellows at Wave Farm, and teach sonic culture and production via online courses at The New School for Public Engagement located in New York, working remotely along the coast in Northern California.  

    Earlid: https://www.earlid.org/posts/monsters-ghosts/
    Joan Schuman: http://www.joanschuman.com

    5) Johannes Christopher Gerard – The Voices In My Head

    The sound piece focuses on an unseen but real situation. The theme and sounds are based and relate to the voices and sounds I’ve been hearing in my head almost constantly for many years. Caused by medical and mental issues. It’s a simple attempt of a field trip into my head and to approach sound and noise from another level and place.  Under certain circumstances, the voices in my head are capable of creating a temporary space in which things are they behave, act and interact differently, disobeying the normal rules of everyday life

    Born 1959 in Cologne, German. Currently lives in The Hague, Netherlands. Interdisciplinary and multimedia artist. In January 2022 participation in the Acoustic Interior Project under the sound artist Anne Wellmer in The Hague, Netherlands. Begins to work and experiment seriously with sound through his participation. Since 2022 work has been presented at New Emergences of the Institute of Sonology, Concert Hall Royal Conservatory Royal, The Hague, Netherlands. KAOS 2022, Kranj, Slovenia.“Listing to a Brave New World”, Cinema Museum, Istanbul, Turkey, Centro Negra, AADK SP Blanca, Murcia, Spain. URBANSONIC by Cold Bank, Milan, Italy and CJSW Radio, Calgary, AB, Canada

    https://www.johannesgerard.com/english/sound/

    6) Dushume – Kiln

    Discarded innards from previous unwanted recorded materials are unearthed, grilled, and seared together in an audio claypot. Kiln is a sonic chamber of intermittent and continuous deep bass and insulated harsh noise.

    Amit D Patel, aka Dushume, is an experimental noise and sound artist, influenced by Asian underground music and DJ culture. His work focuses on performing and improvising with purpose built do-it-yourself instruments, and recording these instruments incorporating looping, re-mixing and re-editing techniques. Lack and loss of control are central to his work. He has a PhD in Music, “Studio Bench: the DIY nomad and Noise Selector” (2019), from the Music, Technology and Innovation Research Centre, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK. He is a member of the Sound/Image Research group at the University of Greenwich, London, and Principal Investigator for the AHRC Research Grant “Exploring Cultural Diversity in Experimental Sound” (2021-23)

    http://www.dushume.co.uk
    instagram.com/dushume

  • Shorts 49 - after watershed
    2 September 2023  11:00 pm - 3 September 2023  12:00 am

    description

    1) Mat Ward – Breakfast At Charlies Contained no Fucks Whatsoever (3:53)

    2) Chin Ting Chan – Mirror Sculpture (9:08)

    3) George Finlay Ramsay & Rudi Zygadlo – Raven’s Reprise (21:44)

    4) Émile Fegté – First Go (2:14)

    5) Finbarr Dillon – Weddellscape (22:21)


    1) Mat Ward – Breakfast At Charlies Contained no Fucks Whatsoever

    Mat Ward is a musician and researcher whose practice encompasses performance, installation, film scoring, noise art, sonic portraiture, free improvisation and site-specific response. He collaborates extensively with artists across the world and is currently co-ordinating an international art music collective titled Then She Reaches For The Gun featuring more than 50 musicians from 20 countries. Ward’s current research focus is the examination of  the acoustic structure of noise; pulling apart field recordings to investigate how the properties of noise have both disruptive and cohesive elements and their relationship to human emotion and communication.
    Then She Reaches for the Gun was formed in 2021 to bring together some of Ward’s disparate collaborative projects through experimental sound collage. Ward invites people (not just musicians) to send him files which he arranges ‘as suggested by the work’ including field recordings, spoken word, noise and pet sounds as well as instrumental grabs. Both the aesthetic and the compositional methods extensively use what Frank Zappa called Xenocrony – the mixing together of separately recorded and rhythmically opposing musical phrases to create polyrhythmic and polytempi compositions that defy easy classification. A lot of it is also funny as fuck.

    https://www.matward.net/
    https://soundcloud.com/no-mates-ensemble

    2) Chin Ting Chan – Mirror Sculpture

    Mirror Sculpture is inspired by over twenty years of observation on a Ficus tree. While its surrounding has changed dramatically, the tree remains vigorous and intact. This shows the impact of time on things at different pace. Our perception or memory of them can vary dynamically, transforming them into a mirror that reflects who we are at different times and stages of our lives. When we are able to adapt to our surrounding with an open mind and curiosity, we not only see a clearer image of ourselves from this mirror, but also through it.

    Hong Kong composer Chin Ting CHAN has been a guest composer at festivals such as IRCAM’s ManiFeste, ISCM World Music Days Festival, and UNESCO International Rostrum of Composers. He has worked with ensembles such as City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong, Ensemble intercontemporain (France), Ensemble Metamorphosis (Serbia), Ensemble Signal (U.S.), eighth blackbird (U.S.), Hong Kong New Music Ensemble, and Mivos Quartet (U.S.), with performances in more than twenty countries. His recordings appear in more than fifteen albums, and his scores are published through BabelScores and Universal Edition. He is an Assistant Professor of Music Composition at Ball State University. http://www.chintingchan.com


    3) George Finlay Ramsay & Rudi Zygadlo – Raven’s Reprise

    An invisible film for an end of the wurld.
    Like a radio play but faster and louder. Verbal gymnastics & contrapuntal bubblegum do a dance with interspecies sex in Walmart parking lots, punch-ups in Morley’s chicken shops & ancient myths dissolved into Instagram memes. Inspired by the trickster origin myths of Northern Pacific cultures & the Coronavirus pandemic. Raven travels through the landscape of the 2020s, transforming herself, from toddler to teen to adult, battling her nemesis Lord Fatberg (who smells suspiciously like Trump & BoJo), hanging out with extinct species at a seaside resort & re-making the wurld to her better designs.

    GF Ramsay (b. 1988, Dundee, Scotland) is an artist working with poetry, ritual and analogue film-making. In 2017 & 2018 he burned hundreds of people’s regrets inside volcanoes across Eurasia. His fake epic poem Raven’s Reprise (2020) tells of a trickster raven travelling through the pandemic and remaking the world to her better designs. His short film CASTOROCENE (2021) sees beavers re-build the world after humans have destroyed it. Mid length film Family Fugue (2022) is about how we are haunted by, and in turn haunt our ancestors. He is currently making plans to have his body thrown into a volcano after he dies. Ramsay’s work has been presented at Art Basel (CH), Barbican (UK), Beijing People’s Art Theatre (CN), BFI Southbank (UK), Camden Arts Centre (UK), Matadero (SP), Meyerhold Centre (RU), Mubi.com, NTS Radio, L’Orto Botanico di Roma (IT), LUX Scotland (SC), Rupert Residency (LT).

    georgefinlayramsay.com

    Glasgow based citizen of the world, Rudi Zygadlo began putting out electronic music in 2010. He released two albums and an EP with Planet Mu records, an EP on Pictures Music, a single on Diplo’s Mad Decent and a host of one offs on his own imprint, RZ. With an appetite for trickery and disguise, Rudi has also released numerous singles and EPs under the names of Lully and Golden Ratio Syrup. He has remixed Clean Bandit, Leanne La Havas, Sunset Sons, Amadou and Miriam and Electric Guest among others. He has also undertaken various multimedia collaborations. In 2014, he attended Red Bull Academy in New York where he produced a track with Thundercat, and in 2017, created the sound design for Gorillaz award winning Humanz app. He has composed two string quartets and, in collaboration with artist GF Ramsay, Rudi scored Oscar Winner, Tim Yip’s new film Love Infinity, an epic docu-drama about the queer art underworld of London, starring Daniel Lismore, Vivienne Westwood and Gilbert and George set for released on MUBI in 2022.

    4) Émile Fegté – First Go

    A pick-up truck arrives at the off-the-grid community. The gentile farmer has lost too many chickens. Something needed to change. A girl, surrounded by her community, reaches for an adulthood.

    Émile Fegté is a collaborative artist with a penchant for relational dynamics, identity, and religion. Projects he’s worked on have been presented by institutions such as SFMoMA, BAM, Framework Radio Visions Du Reel, Viennale, NYFF, NPR, the New School, and covered by publications including the NYTimes, the New Yorker, Vice, Mother Jones, and GQ. He currently lives in California.

    5) Finbarr Dillon – Weddellscape

    This piece is based on a recoding of the Weddell Seals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weddell_seal recorded under the ice cap in the remote, frozen Southern Ocean around Antarctica, by the McMurdo Oceanographic Observatory, 21 meters below the sea ice. This piece was my entry into the ‘2022 Phonurgia Nova’ field recordings section in the competition, http://phonurgia.fr/en/

  • Conor Baird - Hyacinth
    3 September 2023  11:00 pm - 11:15 pm

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    Hyacinth is made from recordings taken during a solo trip to Palma de Mallorca immediately after the breakdown of a long term relationship. Layered diaristic voices navigate states of heartbreak against the subtle sounds of a package holiday that was meant for two. A later monologue conceived back home reflects on recent freedoms and conflictions felt around gender, identification and desire. Conor Baird is a Scottish artist embracing dramaturgies in performance art, film, theatre, sound and writing. Their work unravels personal truths, tensions and nostalgias, reviving them back into an intimate presence. He also hosts Obsession Has Memory – a podcast where guests revisit cultural obsessions from their adolescence and the stories around them.

  • Bird & Renoult - High Frequency Feedback
    3 September 2023  11:15 pm - 11:30 pm

    description
    High-frequency trading (HFT) uses complex algorithms to analyse multiple markets and execute orders. In trading vocabulary a signal is a pattern of data that influences these algorithms, inciting them to buy or sell shares or cancel an order. In this business each microsecond is crucial, so finding the fastest and most direct paths between the main exchanges is essential. To transmit this data faster than a blink of an eye, an almost forgotten and surprisingly fast technology is used, radio waves.

    Since 2016 DinahBird & Jean-Philippe Renoult have been mapping these radio routes by finding the pylons, frequencies and relay links that transmit High-frequency trading data back and forth, in loops that cover the Earth. 

    The core material of their HIGH FREQUENCY FEEDBACK composition explores recordings of the Super High Frequency radio waves, signal noise and field recording captured at the base of antennas between Chicago and New York, London and Frankfurt

    HIGH FREQUENCY FEEDBACK (15:36) is part of the composite project Antenna Gods, an extract from the forthcomming cassette & digital edition GOLD LINES by Bird & Renoult, out soon on Gruenrekorder label.
     
    http://bird-renoult.net/

  • This Tape Machine Destroys Time 01 - Ignacio Cordoba
    3 September 2023  11:30 pm - 4 September 2023  12:00 am

    description
    TTMDT is a collection series made from January to December 2012. One tape/digital release per month out on MAGIA. The first 6 were created by MAGIA founder Ignacio Córdoba and the rest by close friends and fellow artists Gianluca Elia (IT/DK), Simon Forchhammer (DK), Michał Biel (PL/DK), bjarkebbbb (DK), Louise Vind Nielsen (GE/DK) and the mysterious Shoji Mariah (BR/JP). All the releases focus on tapes, tape machines and machines as destroyers of time, of perception and of the perception of time. Samples, coding, looping, hacking, field recording, plunderphonics and improvisation share the detritus of Time.

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  • This Tape Machine Destroys Time 01 - Ignacio Cordoba
    3 September 2023  11:30 pm - 4 September 2023  12:00 am

    description
    TTMDT is a collection series made from January to December 2012. One tape/digital release per month out on MAGIA. The first 6 were created by MAGIA founder Ignacio Córdoba and the rest by close friends and fellow artists Gianluca Elia (IT/DK), Simon Forchhammer (DK), Michał Biel (PL/DK), bjarkebbbb (DK), Louise Vind Nielsen (GE/DK) and the mysterious Shoji Mariah (BR/JP). All the releases focus on tapes, tape machines and machines as destroyers of time, of perception and of the perception of time. Samples, coding, looping, hacking, field recording, plunderphonics and improvisation share the detritus of Time.

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  • Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence - Delia Derbyshire International Airport
  • Chelidon Frame - Flatline Voyages
  • The Conduction Series prompt:
  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
  • Paulina Pikiewicz - SWAMP 4: THE BOGS OF POWER
  • Darren Copeland - Absent Near Dawn
  • Shorts 1
  • Alice Jackson - The Bridge Between Me And Sleep
  • Nicky Stott and Nat Grant with Luc Yong - Terrania
  • Marco Lampis - Before the Eyes: Turning Listeners into Spectators
  • Jeanne Debarsy - Maybe Nothing
  • Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman - Just Outside the Wombskin & iota mikro
  • Buffer Zone
  • Action Pyramid - Plant Playback
  • Alëna Korolëva - Accidental Wilderness
  • Shorts 15
  • Manja Ristic - water memory - mnemosonic topographies of the Adriatic
  • Robert Thomas James Mills - who's time? live in the studio
  • MME dUO - It's It
  • Teresa Cos - The Archive Of Loops: Broadcast
  • Electroacoustical Poetical Society (EAPS) - You Can't Go Home Again
  • Louis - Olivier Desmarais - Rainbow odyssey: The redemption
  • Pinnel - Blue Topography Radio: part 1
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 2 - Alëna Korolëva - Premonitions
  • Isa Stragliati - Everything has changed already
  • Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence - Delia Derbyshire International Airport
  • Andy Armstrong - Re-run 9
  • Northfield Lenox - Dry Erase Marker
  • BYDL – paths yet to be defined
  • Shorts 29
  • Maximilian Goldfarb - Negative
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  • Maximilian Goldfarb - Negative
  • Tristan Partridge - Flood Pulse Projections I
  • Sam Rowell - Industrial Music: an aleatoric composition created using the sounds of the MIMII dataset
  • The Conduction Series - RadioTsonami: Swarms, Flocks, Schools, Pods, and Parliaments
  • Simon Le Boggit - THEREFORE
  • Andy Armstrong - Re-run 9
  • Zannah Matson & Jacob Moginot - Listening to an Everyday Landscape in Guaviare, Colombia
  • Shorts 2
  • Debashis Sinha - In The City The Body Rests
  • Rose Ruane - Wing of Glass
  • Sam Bland - 66 Montclaire
  • Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman - KARIAKOO
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 3 - Ezio Piermattei - a blurred raganella
  • Leona Jones - babblesnatch
  • Shorts 16
  • Netta Weiser - Radio Choreographies
  • Fraser MacBeath - Tiugainn Dachaidh
  • gobscure - maelstrom
  • juliedesk-D I hAve No voIcE LA
  • Clemens von Reusner - transient
  • Andy Kelleher Stuhl - 25Hz
  • Pinnel - Blue Topography Radio: part 2
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 4 - Diana Duta & Florence Cats - Like a telepath
  • Live-to-Air - Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman / Romy Danielewicz
  • Dosimat - Tones For Mechanisms
  • Edd Sanders - Inside The Mouth Of A Crab As It Eats
  • Shorts 30
  • ANTIVOIDALLIANCE - SPAMJAM
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  • ANTIVOIDALLIANCE - SPAMJAM
  • SHHE - When Water No Longer Flows
  • Holbeck, Still - Procession parts 1 -3
  • Dirk D'Hulster - Harvest Bell
  • Áine O'Dwyer - Music for Church Cleaners
  • Mark Vernon - Keeping Time - Part 1
  • The Conduction Series - "In Recognition of Their Desperation" or "I Shot Andy Warhol" or "Radical Feminism"
  • Samugan Sivanesan - fugitive frequency: Jammin’ with Suva Das
  • Shorts 3
  • Holger Mohaupt - Echtzeit: Sunrise Under the Olive Tree
  • José Alejandro Rivera - Blue Ecology For Future Memory
  • Matto Zoppi - DEDALO
  • Kolekto - Orkney Sound Waves: Home
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 2 - Alëna Korolëva -Premonitions
  • NostrilFlair - Liminal Time Travel
  • Shorts 17
  • Diarmuid MacDiarmada - Channeling
  • Diana Duta & Julia E. Dyck - Calvin Versus Darnell: An Experiment in the Stimulation of Deja Vu and Jamais Vu in Saint Erme
  • Olli Aarni – Tallentamisesta
  • Antrianna Moutoula - Much (scored out) love, A. live from The Creative Lab, CCA
  • Velvachell - to yourself
  • Buffer Zone
  • Action Pyramid - Plant Playback
  • Lise Lebleux - Ces lieux d’à côté
  • Mark Vernon - Magneto Mori Brussels
  • Shorts 43
  • Robin Bale - Yet I Came After
  • This Is..... Radio Limbo 1
  • Shorts 31
  • Sandra Golubjevaite - [ATXT]
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  • Sandra Golubjevaite - [ATXT]
  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
  • The Conduction Series - Final Frontier
  • Sam Sebren - Ocracoke Collage (a suite in 3 movements)
  • The Conduction Series - Change Winds
  • Sumugan Sivanesan - fugitive frequency: Alanis Obomsawin, “Our people can be themselves and feel good about it.”
  • Shorts 4
  • Radio LOOS - On Creativity during Pregnancy
  • Blanc Sceol - Luminous
  • indri - Convergence: Water
  • Shorts 46
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 4 - Diana Duta & Florence Cats - Like a telepath
  • NOMADIC COSMOLOGIES AND FUGITIVE POWER: Red Forest Radiogram #5: Sonic Rites of Healing & Abundance
  • Public Engagement Workshops
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 3 - Ezio Piermattei - a blurred raganella
  • Natasha Thembiso Ruwona - lessons in memory
  • Anne Lepère - AREA: A documented uchronia
  • Electro-Acoustical Poetical Society (EAPS) - TIME
  • Leon Clowes - Secrets keep us sick but pop music brings us closer
  • Eggblood- Idzerda in the Ionosphere
  • This Is ..... Radio Limbo
  • Shorts 32
  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
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  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
  • Dai Coelacanth - Radio Graveyard
  • The Conduction Series - Liberation
  • Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow, Aran Kleebaur and Chiara Marcassa - that there then not now here past
  • Shorts 5
  • Radio LOOS - On Creativity in the Postpartum Period
  • Leaky Transmissions
  • indri - Convergence: Earth
  • Shorts 47
  • Hannan Jones - How Do We Hold On - live in the studio
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 5 - Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow - Ecce, sigh! Siren calls… still, I feel the same.
  • Machine Listening - After Words
  • Shorts 19
  • Speculum Bunny - Burnt Offering live in the studio
  • Susana Jiménez-Carmona - Lana negra: el río / Black wool: the river
  • Astrid Björklund - Sustained Breathing / Strained Soul
  • Aleks Wruk - Journey through space-time: a listening experience Live in the studio
  • Kristina Warren - Lavender Lauds
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 6 - Sara Lehad - Immemorial Echo
  • Len Goetzee - E163
  • Benoit Bories & Aurélien Caillaux - "Les gardiennes du temple" (The guardians of the temple)
  • Francis Heery-black earth [sown with stars]
  • Léa Roger & Cristina Canedo - Amphibia entramadas
  • williwaw - a mast amassing sound (version 2)
  • Public Domain - Test Broadcast 3
  • Shorts 33
  • Andrew O'Connor-The Waves Were Coming In Like Arabian Stallions Gradually Lapping Into Seahorses
  • Boris Allenou – Cohabit: an artistic exploration around two instruments oddly distant from each other
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  • Boris Allenou – Cohabit: an artistic exploration around two instruments oddly distant from each other
  • John Dombroski - The Broadcast Project: Radio Station: KUNM 89.9FM Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
  • La Quadrature - Ce qui brûle bien (What burns well)
  • Cosmic Homeostasis - Broken Telephone Project
  • Franco Falistoco-DRONICA Big Trip
  • Simon Le Boggit - Therefore
  • The Conduction Series - A Fool's April
  • Jon Tjhia - Candles in the wind
  • Shorts 6
  • Mary Farfisa's Outer Space Radio Theater - Moonstock
  • HyMettus Woods - Sri Violet Rainy Afternoon Plant Composition
  • Karmen Ponikvar - Look, the snowflakes are moving upwards
  • Maria Anna Foti Rossitto - The Present
  • Clarry M - Don't Keep Calm live in the studio
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 7 - Torschlusspanik - 5α-Reductase 2 Deficiency
  • Leslie Deere - Colour Organ Cycles, Environment as a Drone live in the studio
  • Shorts 20
  • The Lake - Works for Radio
  • Joey Ryken - Hypnogogic Piece 1: Prepared Ambient Improvisation for Electronic Instruments and a Sleepyhead
  • Simon James & Angus Carlyle - Flux and Phantoms
  • butteredfeet - Christmas Special
  • Jo Hutton - Altered Brakes
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 8 - Astrid Björklund - An Oneirophonic Account of a Venture to the Second Moon
  • David Dorado - Hydra
  • Live-to-Air - Nwando Ebizie & Tom Richards / Catalina Barosso Luque & Feronia Wennborg / Han
  • Public Domain - Test Broadcast 4
  • Shorts 34
  • Shane Simmons - Git Yrslf Together
  • Reet Maffl – Unofficial Histories
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  • Reet Maffl – Unofficial Histories
  • Post Doom Romance - Prairie Transmissions
  • The Conduction Series - Fragile Balance
  • Steven George Jones - Haruka 01
  • STRWÜÜ - shùn shǒu qiān yáng³⁵⁶( 順手牽羊³⁵⁶ )
  • Lia Kohl - Untitled Radio (futile, fertile)
  • Diarmuid MacDiarmada - Channeling
  • Martin Eccles - Island Suite: movement 1; Beàrnaraigh Beag
  • Shorts 7
  • Nastassja Simensky and Rebecca Lee - Rings on water
  • Samuel Robinson - My Synthetic Thoughts
  • Shorts 40
  • Hannah Kemp Welch - Shortwave Listening
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 6 - Sara Lehad - Immemorial Echo
  • Gabi Schaffner - LoFiLoop #3::Handmade Generative Music (Glaswegian Mix)
  • Shorts 21
  • Phaune Radio Evasive Spaces #1: Undergrounds & invisible
  • Kode9 - Astro-Darien
  • Shorts 14
  • Kazuya Ishigami - ANITYA 2023-04-28
  • STRWÜÜ - shùn shǒu qiān yáng³⁵⁶( 順手牽羊³⁵⁶ )
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 5 - Antonia Alessia Virginia Beeskow - Ecce, sigh! Siren calls… still, I feel the same.
  • nonnon - Dalin’s Dream
  • millonaliu - Wave Function Collapse: In Defence of the Ear
  • Mira Matthew - Hyena Women
  • 60 second radio 2023 - Selected Works
  • Shorts 35
  • Eugene Sonorous - What does it mean to be human?
  • Erik Belgum - Shakespeare Colorized
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  • Erik Belgum - Shakespeare Colorized
  • Finbarr Dillon - ThatWhichCanNotBeCuredMustBeEndured
  • Shaun Robert - sinasess cymatics
  • Jed Miner - Potophysikal Nelvauticus
  • The Conduction Series - Audio Weeds aka Glitch
  • The Conduction Series - First Dates
  • Manja Ristić - arhiva nestajanja, arhiva u nastajanju - 02 ZEZ Festival 2023 Mixtape
  • Paul Mallatratt - Walks
  • Shorts 8
  • Radical Murmur - Episode 1 - The Sonic City
  • Manja Ristić - Kuda plovi ovaj brod? Where is this ship sailing?
  • Melissa McCarthy - All That Flow: Episode 1
  • Phaune Radio - CoMute #1 - Tubes
  • Buffer Zone
  • Production 8 - Astrid Björklund - An Oneirophonic Account of a Venture to the Second Moon
  • Leonie Roessler & Mark Vernon - Light Cloud and a Moderate Disease
  • Shorts 22
  • Pablo Sanz - Fuerteventura
  • Miradasvacas - CRACK FM
  • Garance Buxtorf - Bridging silences / Recoller les silences live in the studio
  • Valerio Tricoli - Angolazioni Inusuali Della Tua Camera Da Letto
  • Kunstradio 1 - "Anders-stimmen" by Antye Greie aka poemproducer
  • Stevie Jones - Siloed Thinking
  • Buffer Zone
  • Torschlusspanik - 5α-Reductase 2 Deficiency
  • Phaune Radio - Earigami #10: Rooftop
  • Nichola Scrutton - Night Vision
  • Maria Papadomanolaki - Scaffolding of the heart
  • Sam Sebren - Ocracoke Collage: a suite in 3 movements
  • Carlo Patrão - Working with what you have
  • Evan Roberts - 5 radio shorts
  • Shorts 36
  • NoNothing - Actuality
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  • NoNothing - Actuality
  • fencepost & Malady of Knots - The Price of Stone Suite
  • Mauro Diciocia - Dolorosa
  • SHHE - When Water No Longer Flows
  • The Conduction Series - Rehearsal
  • Holger Mohaupt - Echtzeit: Sun Rise Under the Olive Tree
  • Manja Ristić - Štrada od Sigurate
  • Shorts 9
  • Radical Murmur - Episode 2 - Resonances of Loss
  • Shortwave Collective - Constellations of Listening
  • Melissa McCarthy - All That Flow: Episode 2
  • Phaune Radio - CoMute #2: Lift
  • Buffer Zone
  • Valerio Tricoli - A Sicilian Tape
  • Duncan MacLeod - Machair
  • Shorts 23
  • Pablo Sanz - Gomera
  • Dialog mit der Jugend – Scenes from a Window
  • Pungwe Listening - dzimudzangara
  • Kunstradio 2 - In 2 Rooms – A Tribute to Alvin Lucier by Recorder Recorder
  • Lia Kohl - Untitled Radio (futile, fertile)
  • Veronika Svobodova and Jasmina Al-Qaisi - SWINGING DRY WATER (SEMI SILENT, 2022)
  • Buffer Zone
  • again and again - That’s what the bucket is for
  • Viv Corringham - Shadow-walk with John Bisset and Ivor Kallin
  • Live-to-Air - Cindy Islam / Lee Patterson
  • Le Chót Collectif - Le Chót
  • Yol - work death heaven
  • Shorts 37
  • Shorts 44
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  • Shorts 44
  • Sheffield Patrol Group - Cunt FM presents RADIO CUNT: BY CUNTS – FOR CUNTS
  • Neil Johnstone & Winterwood - Arriving in the Oceans of Different Views
  • Selenium Dust Particle - Music for Tempting Failure
  • Gary Wilkinson - ONLINE CONSPIRACY THEORIES///Symphony
  • Matthew P. Hopkins - Leon (B)
  • Ryan Frame - buses, walks and radges
  • The Conduction Series - Running, oppositional forces
  • Alexandra Spence - Sound Diary Sept-Nov 2022
  • Daniella Valz Gen & Sammy Paloma - You can call me horse
  • Martin Eccles - Watershed
  • Tom Scott - Lost Things
  • Shorts 10
  • Radical Murmur - Episode 3 - Reflections amidst the Noise
  • Earigami #5: Lac Gelé / Frozen Lake (French Speaking)
  • Keith de Mendonca - MissCommInformation
  • Evamaria Müller - This landscape is invisible
  • Melissa McCarthy - All That Flow: Episode 3
  • Phaune Radio - CoMute #3: Boats
  • Buffer Zone
  • Jasmina Al-Qaisi - “To enter the ____’s mouth”
  • Jimmy Peggie - Yeseros de Piscina
  • Shorts 24
  • Pablo Sanz - Gran Canaria
  • Irene Aurora Paci - ORIKUM TREGON
  • Fil Corbit - The Wind: Sonic Topography live in the studio
  • Matthew Cosslett and Edward Gwyn Jones - inside, small room
  • Kunstradio 3 - Radio Art Zone Roundabout by Mobile Radio (Sarah Washington and Knut Aufermann)
  • Electro-Acoustical Poetical Society (EAPS) - Brain of Many Rooms
  • Buffer Zone
  • Robert Machiri - Going round and coming again
  • Media Petros - Beware the Metronome Sleep Agenda!
  • Manja Ristić & Mark Vernon - Sound Postcards from the Centre of the Periphery
  • Shorts 45
  • Yulia | Julia Carolin Kothe - Drifting through the haze, one might decide to focus on the garden’s shed
  • Shorts 38
  • Reet Maff'l - Brass Neck Evocation / Gospel Chops
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  • Reet Maff'l - Brass Neck Evocation / Gospel Chops
  • Shaun Robert - new mythology
  • Radio Concrete 42 - A Mad(wo)man's Tale - Studio Loos
  • Parazit Radio No. 1 - Diaspora
  • Absolute Value of Noise and Anna Friz - Morse Mountain
  • NOMADIC COSMOLOGIES AND FUGITIVE POWER: Red Forest Radiogram #1: Runaway Noosphere
  • Shorts 11
  • Am Fasgadh & Hector MacInnes - The Shelter
  • Toni Dimitrov - Against Civilization
  • Ghosts and other mothers. Live radio diary by Jasmina Al-Qaisi & Yunyoung Kim
  • Kamikaze Jones Degeneration Loop 2 - Pier Groups
  • Jess Higgins - Festival
  • Buffer Zone
  • again and again - That’s what the bucket is for
  • John Roach - Colony
  • Shorts 25
  • Pablo Sanz - Hierro
  • Gabriele Heller - SOLITUDE
  • Pungwei Listening - voices and bells breathing in communion
  • Kunstradio 4 - Red Rooms – Cages by Angelica Castelló in collaboration with Jérôme Noetinger
  • Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones Before the Ashes Lose Their Leaves
  • Jess Higgins - Soft Rock, Strange Trouble
  • Kamikaze Jones - Degeneration Loop 3 - My Masters
  • Buffer Zone
  • Valerio Tricoli – A Sicilian Tape
  • Daniella Valz Gen & Sammy Paloma - You can call me horse
  • Live-to-Air - Elina Bry / Jasna Veličković / Jess Higgins/ Marianna Maruyama, Saskia McCracken & Hessel Veldman
  • Kamikaze Jones - End of the Line
  • Luke Pendrell - Cathode Ghosts
  • Shorts 39
  • Ryan Frame - buses, walks and radges

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  • Ryan Frame - buses, walks and radges
  • Parazit Radio Ep 2 Parasito
  • Radio Concrete 36 - Or Rimer (Hybrid Moments)
  • John Dombroski - The Broadcast Project: 91.7FM KOOP Austin, Texas
  • Sam Bland - 66 Montclaire
  • NOMADIC COSMOLOGIES AND FUGITIVE POWER: Red Forest Radiogram #8: Poetics of Liberation.
  • williwaw - a mast amassing sound (version 1)
  • Alice Jackson - The Bridge Between Me and Sleep
  • Manja Ristić - Desiderium Animae
  • Shorts 12
  • Louise Romain - Immersive sound journey through Brasil
  • John Hall - Follies Of 1931
  • Jasmina Al-Qaisi - Bine Bine
  • Antje Vowinkel - Second floor
  • Edwina Stevens & Carly Fischer - Velodrome
  • Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill - BLACK POWDER
  • Buffer Zone
  • Robert Machiri – “Going round and coming again”
  • Nicky Stott and Nat Grant with Luc Yong - Terrania
  • Shorts 26
  • Pablo Sanz - Lanzarote
  • Omer Eilam - A Day at Hambacher Forst
  • Ruaridh Law / Ronan Doyle / Morag Law - Where The Waves Erode The Heavens (live in studio)
  • Trouble Tracer - Autofahrt (radio version)
  • Isaac Heard - Ultra Heart
  • Kunstradio 5 - Polywave über der Ringstrasse by GX Jupiter-Larsen
  • Manja Ristic - More tuge - The Sea of Sorrow
  • Ruby Lawrence - Live in the studio
  • Buffer Zone
  • Jasmina Al-Qaisi - To enter the ____’s mouth
  • Alexandra Spence - Sound Diary Sept-Nov 2022
  • Shorts 18
  • Jerome Joy - Sobralasolas! episode 1
  • Yulia | Julia Carolin Kothe - Drifting through the haze, one might decide to focus on the garden’s shed
  • Shorts 48
  • Leon Clowes - My Story with Alcohol
  • The Castle - Greetings from the kitchen
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  • The Castle - Greetings from the kitchen
  • Glue Banta (Jonny Farrow) - The Distract and Disable Program Episode 7
  • Radio Concrete 44 - Musica Nova
  • Radio Parazit - Episode 3 Tension Lunar
  • The Conduction Series - Potential Energy, Ready to Burst
  • The Conduction Series - Surveillance Rochambeau
  • The Conduction Series - April Showers
  • NOMADIC COSMOLOGIES AND FUGITIVE POWER: Red Forest Radiogram #3: Enchanted Technologies of Transmission
  • JF Barber - Dawn Birds, Light Traffic, Melodic Machines
  • Shorts 13
  • Mary Farfisa's Outer Space Radio Theater - The Dream Boat
  • Paulina Pikiewicz - SWAMP 4: THE BOGS OF POWER
  • Kazuya Ishigami - ANITYA 2023-04-28
  • MP Hopkins - Misting - Part 1
  • Félix Blume - Desierto
  • Buffer Zone
  • Nika Son & Becky Šik - TONFALL – Remember, I must use the stairs
  • Ivan Rivelli - TRÁNSITO ESQUIZOFÓNICO 42
  • Shorts 27
  • Pablo Sanz - Palma
  • WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW - A telepathic-telematic ritual.
  • Nichola Scrutton & Zoë Strachan - Lying Over Under Another live in studio
  • Nele Möller - H(a)unted Listening
  • Radio LOOS - June: Walking on a Lichen
  • Tim Murray Brown - Agency of Chaos, unmoved live in the studio
  • Buffer Zone
  • Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill - On Cannibalism considered as one of the fine arts
  • Lu Lin - hol(e)y, excess: on porosity in bodies and language
  • Silvia Malnati - Onirica
  • Live-to-Air - Áine O’Dwyer / Alexandra Spence / Mathew P Hopkins
  • We See You - We Hear You
  • Shorts 41
  • Shorts 49 - after watershed
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  • Shorts 49 - after watershed
  • Astro)(Mélange - A Radiophonic Dream
  • Radio Concrete 45 (Felixbrodt, Otherscapes, Tape Festival)
  • Parazit Radio Episode 4 - Test Render 6
  • Tristan Partridge - Flood Pulse Projections 1
  • Dosimat - Tones For Mechanisms
  • The Conduction Series - Swarms, Flocks, Schools, Pods, and Parliaments
  • Simon LeBoggit - Therefore
  • Martin Eccles - Island Suite: movement 2; Alnay
  • Milo Thesiger Meacham - Audible Heat
  • Alicia Mathews
  • Helen McCrorie - School is a Prison
  • Buffer Zone
  • Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill - On Cannibalism considered as one of the fine arts
  • butteredfeet - Christmas Special
  • Shorts 28
  • Pablo Sanz - Tenerife
  • Dariusz Mazurowski - 30 Novembers
  • Anna Kravets - An Emotional Encyclopedia of War
  • Johnny Dixon - ‘PenintaMES – 4’
  • Steven George Jones - Haruka 01
  • Panayiotis Kokoras - AI Phantasy
  • No Noise Projects - Chris Biddlecombe & David Trouton ‘A slow adjustment to the sound of solipsism’
  • Jim Colquhoun and Jamie McNeill - THE BURIED CATHEDRAL
  • Buffer Zone
  • Nika Son & Becky Šik - TONFALL – Remember, I must use the stairs
  • Isa Stragliati - Everything has changed already
  • elseFly - In the Attic
  • Posset - A little walking and a little talking
  • Manja Ristić - arhiva nestajanja, arhiva u nastajanju - Mediterranean Futures
  • Kamikaze Jones - Omnibus
  • Leon Clowes - The Haunting
  • Shorts 42
  • Conor Baird - Hyacinth
  • Bird & Renoult - High Frequency Feedback
  • This Tape Machine Destroys Time 01 - Ignacio Cordoba
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  • This Tape Machine Destroys Time 01 - Ignacio Cordoba
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