Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew pekler

SOIL: Common Ground is a three-part podcast series produced by Somerset House exploring what soil can teach us about being human, through the lens of art. Much of the history of human making springs from the soil. Cuneiform, the earliest form of writing, was engraved into clay; paint pigments come from minerals in the soil; and much of our material history is held in ceramics. But soil is not neutral; it is deeply entangled with politics of ownership embedded in the land. In this episode Shenece Oretha probes the ways the soil and clay are inspiring artists today, looking at the stories soil can tell about our past and our potential future. Ceramicist and writer Jennifer Lucy Allan reflects on the ways clay connects us to the earliest forms of making. Artists Annalee Davis and Lauren Gault look at the ways soil bears witness to our histories, from the trauma of the plantation to the deep time of paleontology. We create art from soil, but through our extraction and interaction, it is also changed. How can we heal our relationship with the soil and in so doing, transform our relationship with the planet? Farmer and food justice advocate Leah Penniman unpacks how indigenous practices of soil care can reverse some of the most egregious effects of climate change. The series launches off from the Somerset House exhibition SOIL: The World at Our Feet. Presented by Shenece Oretha Produced by Jo Barratt and Alannah Chance Exec produced by Alannah Chance and Eleanor Ritter-Scott. The series is mixed by Mike Woolley Original music by Andrew Pekler. This series is part of the Somerset House Podcast.

SOIL: Common Ground is a three-part podcast series produced by Somerset House exploring what soil can teach us about being human, through the lens of art. Our Future is tied to the future of our soil. Our decisions as to how we care for and use it matter. Soil teaches us that cycles are ongoing, and even in decline every day offers us opportunities for new beginnings. In this final episode Shenece Oretha explores the regenerative qualities of soil and composting as a model for personal redemption. We hear from Palestinian grower Mohammed Saleh whose life story offers a personal story of hope, looking at how permaculture and art can help to heal the destructive impacts of war. Somerset Studios artist Harun Morrision's singing compost invites us to see decay in a new light and Fin Jordâo lays out how composting can be a radical action for rethinking our relationships with each other and the planet. Does the future hold a closer, more natural relationship with the soil by rethinking our relationship to burial? Radical undertaker Ru Callander reconsiders our attitude to death. The series launches off from the Somerset House exhibition SOIL: The World at Our Feet. Presented by Shenece Oretha Produced by Jo Barratt and Alannah Chance Exec produced by Alannah Chance and Eleanor Ritter-Scott. The series is mixed by Mike Woolley Original music by Andrew Pekler. This series is part of the Somerset House Podcast.

  I'm not exactly sure how this mix started. I think I was listening to the track, Outlook Remains Untouched, by  |||||||||||||||||||| , yes that's the actual name the artist goes by. |||||||||||||||||||| on bandcamp   I like the jazzy vibe the tune has. It reminded me of similar tracks from the heyday of glitch and idm that also had a jazz feel to them. Sort of Jazz-ish.   So I grabbed some older tracks from 2001, 2002, 2006, and mixed them with new tunes to come up with this electronic mix that isn't really jazz...more like Jazz-ish. Links to all the music used in this mix: https://barcodenoun.bandcamp.com/track/outlook-remains-untouched https://robagwruhme.bandcamp.com/album/thora-vukk-pampacd002 https://www.amazon.com/Mizoknek-Iso68/dp/B0018CCMZU https://triosk.bandcamp.com/album/the-headlight-serenade https://ambarchiberthlingwerliin.bandcamp.com/album/ghosted https://prefuse73.bandcamp.com/track/clean-up-scene-apprentice https://josiahsteinbrick.bandcamp.com/album/mouthfeel-serene https://nalasinephro.bandcamp.com/album/space-18 https://rockinghorse.net/products/cd95049 https://memetune.bandcamp.com/album/indicator https://fourtet.bandcamp.com/album/three https://flau.bandcamp.com/album/reverberate-slowly https://boomkat.com/products/we-think-as-instruments https://laurencepike.bandcamp.com/album/prophecy https://elikeszler.bandcamp.com/album/live-2-1 Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 |||||||||||||||||||| - Outlook Remains Untouched (Outlook Remains Untouched 2021) 05:06 Robag Wruhme - Tulpa Ovi (Thora Vukk 2011) 09:00 Iso68 - Catzen (Mizoknek 2002) 13:40 Triosk - Lost Reprise (The Headlight Serenade 2006) 19:00 Oren Ambarchi, Johan Berthling, Andreas Werliin - II (Ghosted 2022) 25:36 Prefuse 73 - Clean Up Scene Apprentice (New Strategies For Modern Crime Vol. 1 2024) 28:30 Josiah Steinbrick & Sam Gendel - Mouthfeel 1 (Mouthfeel, Serene 2021) 30:00 Nala Sinephro - Space 5 (Space 1.8 2021) 33:10 Andrew Pekler - you are here (Station To Station 2002) 34:10 Oblong - sketches of staines (Indicator 20??) 37:21 Four Tet - So Blue (Three 2024) 42:02 El Fog - Smoke and Satellites (Reverberate Slowly 2015) 44:35 I'm Not A Gun - Soft Rain in the Spring (We think as instruments 2006) 49:20 Laurence Pike - Prophecy (Prophecy 2020) 53:09 Eli Keszler - Copenhagen Part III (LIVE 2 2024) 60:00 end

The latest mixtape instalment hails from Seoul-based Korean experimental musician Suk Hong, offering a curated selection of tracks that traverse the artist's creative journey for their upcoming project. Suk Hong's musical style gracefully navigates between neo-classical and electronic influences. Fresh from their recent release on Unseelie, an NYC-based label, Suk Hong returns with a more introspective and expansive piece, My Day is Sold by the Hour, which debuted at the start of March on endonesia, an alternative art platform based between New York and Seoul. Recorded amidst the misty atmosphere of the Guro district, Korea's bustling digital industrial complex, My Day is Sold by the Hour encapsulates the essence of its surroundings through sonic storytelling. While the area is blanketed in fog, its stories are evident sonically. String instrumentations echo like distant growls, while a tapestry of field recordings collected over three years weaves a textured narrative within a granular, deconstructed framework. With electroacoustic techniques and contemporary sonic landscapes intertwined, Hong seeks to unveil the inherent extraordinariness of captured moments, carving timbres that contour the running narrative - an unforeseeable series of vignettes. In discussing what the artist has created for this mixtape, Hong reveals ongoing work on an album delving into the modernity of Korean families, including their own: It follows the approach of My Day is Sold by the Hour, but this time, I need more than one track to present the complete picture. It's a longer project, so I need to cleanse my palette occasionally for a fresh perspective. These are the songs I turn to. This collection of tracks offers a tantalising glimpse into Suk Hong's creative universe, teasing the imagination with its suggestive and mysterious allure. Tracklist: 0:00 Sean McCann - Sylvan Smoke 2:25 Nuno Canavarro - Ultramarina 3:53 Autumn Fair - The Town Clock 7:32 Vanessa Rossetto - early girl 11:45 Asha Sheshadri - Whiplash 15:21 JJ+JS - Lilypad (with Izella) 18:54 Derek Baron - he Matrix 22:47 Natasha Barrett - Impossible Moments from Venice 2 25:33 William Eggleston - Improvisation 28:16 Andrew Pekler & Giuseppe Ielasi - Trebizond 30:12 TLF Trio - Suite X 31:52 crys cole - A Piece Of Work 35:30 SUSS & Andrew Tuttle - Rising 40:04 Loris S. Sarid - Yellow Lines 23:20 Tujiko Noriko - Rooftop 46:22 Suk Hong - My Day is Sold by the Hour

Nocturnal soundscapes. Read more: https://www.orbmag.com/music/orb-podcast-069-andrew-pekler/ @pekler

For this episode of Songs of Our Lives, I invite Andrew Pekler on the show. Andrew's new album as SG, For Lovers Only / Rain Suite is an absolute gem - an album I keep returning to this year. After chatting about the record for a bit, we get into the all-encompassing everything of Bo Diddley, the new Beatlemania, a magic combination of a relentless rhythm + sweet melody, discovering electronic music, Coltrane at his most romantic, the overwhelming appeal of “Strawberry Fields Forever,” Jon Hassell's influence, and so much more!Listen to all of Andrew's picks HERESG For Lovers Only / Rain SuiteAndrew Pekler's WebsiteAndrew Pekler on InstagramSongs of Our Lives is a podcast series hosted by Brad Rose of Foxy Digitalis that explores the music that's made us and left a certain mark. Whether it's a song we associate with our most important moments, something that makes us cry, the things we love that nobody else does, or our favorite lyrics, we all have our own personal soundtrack. Join Foxy Digitalis on Patreon for extra questions and conversation in each episode (+ a whole lot more!)Follow Foxy Digitalis:WebsitePatreonInstagramTwitterBlueskyMastodonThe Jewel GardenCarl Antonowicz

For this episode of Songs of Our Lives, I invite Andrew Pekler on the show. Andrew's new album as SG, For Lovers Only / Rain Suite is an absolute gem - an album I keep returning to this year. After chatting about the record for a bit, we get into the all-encompassing everything of Bo Diddley, the new Beatlemania, a magic combination of a relentless rhythm + sweet melody, discovering electronic music, Coltrane at his most romantic, the overwhelming appeal of “Strawberry Fields Forever,” Jon Hassell's influence, and so much more!Listen to all of Andrew's picks HERESG For Lovers Only / Rain SuiteAndrew Pekler's WebsiteAndrew Pekler on InstagramSongs of Our Lives is a podcast series hosted by Brad Rose of Foxy Digitalis that explores the music that's made us and left a certain mark. Whether it's a song we associate with our most important moments, something that makes us cry, the things we love that nobody else does, or our favorite lyrics, we all have our own personal soundtrack. Join Foxy Digitalis on Patreon for extra questions and conversation in each episode (+ a whole lot more!)Follow Foxy Digitalis:WebsitePatreonInstagramTwitterBlueskyMastodonThe Jewel Garden

    I love the strange exotic sounds of artists such as Jon Hassell, Andrew Pekler, and William Selman. Their music can take you on an audio journey to imaginary places halfway around the globe. My first 4th World Excursion mix was 4 years ago and I've only done one follow up, which is weird considering how much I enjoy this style.  Here are the first two in this series: https://www.mixcloud.com/lowlight/folding-water-fourth-world-excursions/ https://www.mixcloud.com/lowlight/strange-beauty-4th-world-excursions-vol-2/ And here is the new follow up - 4th World Excursions - Slow Water. This new mix follows a similar pattern and feel as the other two - using a combination of field recordings and the sounds of bells, drums, vibraphone, various mallet instruments, the vibe creates a feeling of floating in a small wooden boat in a lagoon somewhere in Indonesia. As the waves lap against the boat you can hear distant drums, crickets, jungle birds, frogs, and odd instruments lulling you to sleep. Of course there are electronic elements to keep things interesting. Here links to all the albums used in this mix in the order in which they appear: https://summerrecreationcamp.bandcamp.com/album/liquid-rhythm https://vagueimaginaires.bandcamp.com/album/l-le-dor https://riteshindi.bandcamp.com/album/animas-k https://ulyssa.bandcamp.com/album/rio-nilo-66 https://huinalidub.bandcamp.com/album/early-horizons-hnl008 https://graphicalrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/ocean-front-property https://mikecooper.bandcamp.com/album/oceans-of-milk-and-treacle https://andrewpekler.bandcamp.com/album/palimpsests https://williamselman.bandcamp.com/album/naming-before-names https://handstitched.bandcamp.com/album/teygja-part-b https://paulineannastrom.bandcamp.com/album/angel-tears-in-sunlight https://hawsepiper.bandcamp.com/album/red-knot-returns https://andrewpekler.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-from-phantom-islands https://www.sargasso.com/product/felipe-otondo-mombasa/ https://real-soon.bandcamp.com/album/the-sun-in-the-east   Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Jason Kolàr - Bells (Liquid Rhythm 2022) 04:00    Vague Imaginaries - Montagnes Flottantes (L'​î​le D'or 2020) 07:50    Jarguna - Shuar Tales (Animas-k 2021) 10:20    Thunder & FX 11:40    Ethan Braun & Sam Gendel - 1/2 Sculpture (Rio Nilo 66 2021) 14:40    David de la Haye - The Pond Listener (With Ears Underwater 2022) 15:20    David de la Haye - March Towards the Light (With Ears Underwater 2022) 16:05    Inhmost - Waters Edge (Early Horizons 2021) 20:10    Mark Templeton - Channel Shifting (Ocean Front Property 2020) 22:00    Mike Cooper - Towards Great Piles Of Masonry (Oceans Of Milk & Treacle 2022) 23:45    Andrew Pekler & Giuseppe Ielasi - Baden-Baden (Palimpsests 2021) 26:12    Jason Kolàr - Magic Random Exotism (Liquid Rhythm 2022) 29:15    Vague Imaginaries - Mais (L'​î​le D'or 2020) 34:40    William Selman - Realgar Bay (Naming Before Names 2020) 40:18    Maps and Diagrams - One Day (Teygja Part B 2021) 42:35    Pauline Anna Strom - Tropical Rainforest (Angel Tears in Sunlight 2021) 47:25    Hawsepiper - Air Stones (Red Knot Returns 2021) 51:15    Andrew Pekler - Tuanahe (Sounds From Phantom Islands 2019) 55:15    Felipe Otondo – Mombasa (Mombasa 2022) 57:25    Loren Nerell & Mark Seelig - Kayon (Tree of Life 2014) 58:45    Ultramarine - Signals Into Space (The Sun in the East 2020) 65:00    end

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Orchid House by Marja Ahti on Still Lives (Students Of Decay) 2′30″ Maratea by Andrew Pekler & Giuseppe Ielasi on Palimpsests (Shelter Press) 4′40″ From the Opened Red Lips by Contrastate on False Fangs for Old Werewolves (Tesco Distribution Germany) 7′40″ The Thinning by AJA on Slug (Opal Tapes) 9′30″ The Lord Is My Sheperd by Diamanda Galás on You Must Be Certain of the Devil (Diamanda Galás) 11′40″ Phlebotomy by Dear Laika on Pluperfect Mind (NNA Tapes) 14′32″ Ourselves by Innere Tueren on Welten (Kann) 16′52″ Mr. Speaker by Grand River on Blink a Few Times to Clear Your Eyes (Editions Mego) 20′52″ Tonglen In Vain by Circuit des Yeux on -io (Matador) 21′21″ 2 Versions by hunterc44t & Finlay Clark on Dana Rosa - EP (Primordial Void) 26′00″ Metempsychosis by X Harlow on Cathars (Sweat Equity) 28′00″ Kantubek (Moor Mother Remix) by Galya Bisengalieva on Aralkum Aralas - EP (One Little Independent) 31′00″ Awake by Kölsch on Isopolis (Ipso) 32′50″ Chardonnay and Jello Salad by Ava on Angels In the Sand - EP (Slagwerk) 38′20″ Graveyard by Sonja Tofik on Anomi (Moloton) 40′20″ Agalma II (feat. Caterini Barbieri) by Drew McDowall on Agalma (Dais Records) 45′10″ Die Motte des Theta-Schlafs by Thorsten Soltau & Emerge on Acker Und Seche (aufabwegen) 47′55″ Wood For the Trees by Flora Yin-Wong on Holy Palm (Modern Love) 50′00″ Cloaked by Ravens Wings by Laura Cannell, Kate Ellis & Chris Watson on October Sounds (feat. Adrian Crowley, Milene Larsson & Chris Watson) - EP (Brawl Records) 53′16″ Hold Gem Cut by Leif on 9 Airs (AD 93) 55′40″ Vertical Misunderstanding by Magda Drozd on 18 Floors (Präsens Editionen) 57′24″ A Clearing (In Empty Space) by Tristan Arp on Sculpturegardening (Wisdom Teeth) 59′40″ Sheogorath (feat. Levan Shanidze & Asio Otus) by Galen Tipton on Ungoliant (Orange Milk) 65′45″ Ouverture Pt. 1 by Berk Icli on Glimpses of an Eternal Bloom (Zel Zele Records) 67′40″ Apparitioner by X Harlow on Cathars (Sweat Equity) 70′20″ Night in Tijuana II by Kelman Duran on Night in Tijuana (Kelman Duran) 74′15″ One by Marina Rosenfeld on Joy Of Fear (Room40) 76′05″ Ephemeroptera by Cicada Shell on Dream Catalogue Singles, Summer 2020 (Dream Catalogue) 80′38″ Move the World's Clock by Mana on Asa Nisi Masa (Hyperdub) 84′20″ Phantasmagoria! 千燈幻景 by Yikii on Crimson Poem 深紅之詩 (Danse Noire) 88′25″ Outro (feat. The Mensah Imaginary Band) by Aho Ssan on Simulacrum (Subtext Recordings) 92′25″ Something I Can't Show by Ulla on Tumbling Towards a Wall (Experiences Ltd) 96′04″ Vapor Of Prayer by Natalie Beridze on Mapping Debris (Monika Enterprise) 99′55″ Time to the Sun (feat. Yehaiyahan) [Silvia Kastel Remix] by Howie Lee & Silvia Kastel on Birdy Island (Remixes) - EP (Mais Um Discos) 104′40″ Transience by David Granström on Empty Room (Hallow Ground) 108′35″ Amu (Disk•Mod) by Iglooghost on Lei Line Eon (Gloo) 112′04″ 51 Endless Pulses by Lapalux on Esrevoinma - EP (Brainfeeder) 114′55″ Jump In the Line by Harry Belafonte on Very Best of Harry Belafonte (BMG Entertainment) Check out the full archives on the website.

The fifth episode of Seeing Sound explores the revelatory experiences that sound can provide. Composer and artist Alifiyah Imani introduces Paul Hanford to the Spatial Sound Institute in Budapest, as well as the large-scale 4D soundsystem it operates alongside Monom in Berlin. Meanwhile, multi-instrumentalist Andrew Pekler talks about composing a score for the phenomenon of 'Phantom Islands'. Check Andrew's 'Phantom Islands' interactive website and music http://andrewpekler.com/phantom-islands/ https://andrewpekler.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-from-phantom-islands Background music by OMMA @olga-maximova Read more: seeingsound.playtronica.com/

Bowery Electric; Sarah Davachi; The Cyrillic Typewriter; Loscil; Andrew Pekler; Kara-Lis Coverdale; Kid Koala / Trixie Whitley; Ana Roxanne; Faten Kanaan; Bell Orchestre; Bowery Electric; Seefeel; Penelope Trappes; Susannah Stark; Nightmares on Wax; Kelly Lee Owens; Boards of Canada; Equanim; Rival Consoles; Plaid; Daniel Brandt; Battles; Aphex Twin; Dark Arts; Buildings and Food; Bibio; Huerco S & Deadbeat.

The Cyrillic Typewriter; Pinkcourtesyphone; Mount Maxwell; Andrew Pekler; Roméo Poirier; G.E.S.; M Gedded Gengras; Pantha du Prince; Pole; MinaeMinae; Julia Kent; Josephine Wiggs; William Basinski; Body Negative; White Poppy; Dark Arts; Faten Kanaan; Cabaret Volatire; Shlomho; Teeth of the Sea; C. Schulz; German Army; Susannah Stark; El Perro del Mar; Poisonous Birds; Submotion Orchestra & Carl Stone.

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep is proud to present the first chapter in a three-part seasonal anthology series, capturing a range of work from artists who have inspired or contributed to the project since its inception. This cohesive first chapter builds upon itself organically in a clear arc, offering listeners a sonic outpouring that is sparse, delicate and tonal. These are lullabies of presence. Part one in the series humbly boasts an accomplished array of artists, opening with an oceanic meditation from Aleski Perälä. It then moves into tracks from Andrew Pekler, Earthen Sea, James A. Reeves, LDY OSC, label staple William Selman, and Mysteries founder Grant Aaron, amongst other notable artists. As if an ode to the season of its release, these pieces retain a natural, generative quality. Think cirrus clouds moving against blue sky or the pale lavender of twilight. Each arrangement stays situated within the realm of air, of ether, presenting a world that is dreamlike and essential. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP001, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Featuring Rudiger Lorenz, Air Max '97, Andrew Pekler, Eartheater & more.

Programme PHILIPPE CAM pour webSYNradio : Everything is fine. Avec les sons de Funky porcini, Pole, Rashad Becker, Jean Grae & Quelle Chris, Low, Kendrick Lamar, Busta rhymes & Michael Jackson, Jon Hopkins, Pan sonic, Alva Noto, Agf, Lil Peep, Wire, Curd Duca, Dasha Rush, Mark Pritchard & Gregory Whitehead, Coil & Nine inch nails, Andrew Pekler, Matmos, Duke Ellington & Alice Babs, Ken Nordine, Daniel Avery, Philippe Cam, Moderat, Boards of Canada, Rhythm & Sound, d.j spooky & Dawn Penn, Flying Lotus, Gil Scott-Heron, Buffalo Springfield.

info + tracklist: https://radio.syg.ma/episodes/pba-andrew-pekler-juxtapositions-ii http://www.andrewpekler.com/phantom-islands https://andrewpekler.bandcamp.com https://soundcloud.com/pekler

Is this your first time at an ONA conference? Not sure how to take it all in? You're not alone! ONA On Air producer Amanda Font (this is her first time, too) got the skinny on handling yourself and making the most of the conference from ONA board members Imaeyen Ibanga, and Benét Wilson, and former ONA board member Robert Hernandez. Music used in this episode is “Exotic” by Andrew Pekler and “Whispering Through” by Asura with Bonus Beat Blast 2011, which can be found on FreeMusicArchive.org.

The concept of this episode, compiled by our friend Stefan Rotter, can only be described by matching the artists' list with the explanation he provided us: “Constantly four tracks running (85%), it's like acoustic LSD and I never took it”. The episode features: Roberto Musci, Hanno Leichtmann, Vladislav Delay, Platform, Jon Hassel, Andrew Hill, Muta, Nick Mott, Eloping with the Sun, Luigi Nono, Chris Watson, The Dwarfs of East Agouza, Giuseppe Ielasi, Andrew Pekler, Jingzi Li, Luc Ferrari, Muslimgauze, Terre Thaemlitz, Rapoon, Gesellschaft Zur Emanzipation Des Samples, Jan Bang, Jay-dea Lopez, Takeshi Ueno, Kozutoki Umezo, Triorganico, Groupshow, Pierre Bastien, Akosh S Unit, Arthur Russell, Demdike Stare, Sun Ra, Philip Jeck, Janek Schaefer, Mike Cooper, Barbara Buchholz, Annette Vande Gorne, Moondog, Garry Bradbury, Marcel Duchamp, Bellows, Tim Hecker and more.

Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter LXXXIX. Pianos In The Wild by Andrew Pekler. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price. This mix features some favorite (mostly unaccompanied) piano meanderings from Australia, Algeria, Ethiopia, Italy, South Africa and the US set against a shifting backdrop of various nocturnal field recordings. Tracklist: 1. Joanna Brouk - The Space Between 2. Chris Abrahams - Roller 3. Abdullah Ibrahim - The Pilgrim 4. Mustapha Skandrani - Mode Ghrib 5. Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou ‎– Golgotha 6. Domenico De Clario - June 5 7. William Duckworth - Time Curve Prelude III 8. William Duckworth - Time Curve Prelude XIII 9. Adrian Klumpes - Be Still 10. Raul Lovisoni & Francesco Messina - Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo https://soundcloud.com/pekler

RADERE (CELE, Full Spectrum / Denver) Radere (@radere) is the alias of Carl Ritger – a guitarist and synthesist currently based in Denver, Colorado. His work primarily explores the shadowy gulf that exists between drone and noise, blurring traditional instrumentation, electronics, and location recordings into densely textured sonic monoliths. Radere’s recordings have found their way to light via a slew of independent labels, including Full Spectrum Records, Moodgadget Records, basic_sounds (RIP), and futuresequence. He also conducts ongoing collaborations with Sun Hammer, offthesky, Ten and Tracer, Cody Yantis, and Anduin; as well as John Templeton, alongside whom he comprises the experimental techno vehicle Coward. This mix is a recreation of a set he delivered at the New Romanticks launch party in Denver, Colorado on Labor Day. The city was bathed in the smoke of the burning American West. It choked the lungs and burned the eyes as oppressive heat rose from the dust. What was meant to be a fond farewell to summer 2k17 instead devolved into an endurance challenge of Herzogian proportions, befitting the funereal tenor of these selections. Existential hymns for a doomed desert caravan. Artwork by Chris Cole Stream / download all Deep Club Podcasts here: soundcloud.com/deepclubdenver/sets/deep-club-podcasts TRACKLIST: 01. Moonraker - "Ianuc" 02. Lino Capra Vaccina - "Echi Armonici (Parte 2)" 03. Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe - "Untitled" 04. Kassel Jaeger, Jim O'Rourke - "Wakes On Cerulean A" 05. Bernard Xolotl - "Cometary Wailing (Valley Plateau)" 06. Alice Coltrane - "Er Ra" 07. Kenji Kawai - "Ghosthack" 08. Don Cherry - "Tibet" 09. Luc Ferrari - "Petit Symphonie Intuitive Pour Un Paysage De Printemps" 10. Andrew Pekler - "Theme From Tristes Tropiques / Avian Modulations / Life In The Canopy" 11. Virtual Forest - "Angel Of The Abyss" 12. Westov Temple - Messiah Drugs" 13. Claudio Rocchi - "Ritmi" 14. En - "Hall Of Mirrors" 15. John Abercrombie - "Timeless"

Aziz — Photo: Michael Green 'This place has become part of me. It runs in my blood.' Abdul Aziz Muhamat After seven long months in Port Moresby recovering from knee surgery, Aziz finally returns to Manus Island. He's overjoyed to be home in the detention centre – seeing his friends and sleeping in his old bed. But just as he returns, the Australian government begins shutting some of the centre's compounds – trying to force refugees to go home, or accept resettlement in Papua New Guinea. Aziz and the other detainees refuse to leave. When the compounds begin to close, hundreds of the men have been assessed for resettlement in America – yet hundreds more, like Aziz, haven't even started the process. This episode brings The Messenger into realtime. The closure of the Manus Island detention centre is expected to be complete by the end of October 2017. What will happen to the men who live there? Transcript A transcript of this episode is coming soon. Further reading • 'Commonwealth agrees to pay Manus Island detainees $70m in class action settlement' by Emma Younger and Loretta Florance, ABC News, accessed 28 September 2017 In this episode Abdul Aziz Muhamat Behrouz Boochani Michael Green Our theme music was composed by Raya Slavin. Music used in this episode includes ‘Apt. A (!)' by cLOUDDEAD, ‘Parallelogram' by Electric Birds, ‘First Snow, Last Year' by Andrew Pekler, ‘Map of What is Effortless' by Telefon Tel Aviv, ‘Mdrmx' by Brothomstates, ‘Mascoma' by Trapist, ‘13' by SND, ‘Reeling Then Again' by Lori Scacco, ‘Not Growing Out Of Growing Into' by Rothko, ‘Shine' by Klara Lewis and ‘Up the Box' by Andy Stott. More information The Messenger is a co-production of Behind the Wire and the Wheeler Centre. It's produced by Michael Green, André Dao, Hannah Reich and Bec Fary, with Jon Tjhia and Sophie Black at the Wheeler Centre. Narration by Michael Green. With reporting by Abdul Aziz Muhamat. Additional fact checking by the Guardian's Ben Doherty; transcription by Claire McGregor, Carolyn Turner, Eugenia Zoubtchenko and many more​. This episode was edited and mixed by Bec Fary and Jon Tjhia. Thank you Dana Affleck, Angelica Neville and Sienna Merope. Also to Behind the Wire's many participants and volunteers. Behind the Wire is supported by the Bertha Foundation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Music and links from this episode http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Captive_Portal/Throwing_-_EP/05_This_Minus_Five (This Minus Five by Captive Portal) http://freemusicarchive.org/music/James_Pants/Bonus_Beat_Blast_2011/41_james_pants-tonight_by_the_moonlight (Day Bird by Broke for Free) http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Andrew_Pekler/Bonus_Beat_Blast_2011/04_andrew_pekler-exotic2 (Exotic2 by Andrew Pekler) http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_For_Free/Directionless_EP/Broke_For_Free_-_Directionless_EP_-_03_Day_Bird (Tonight, By The Moonlight by James Pants) Line-by-line notes INTRO I love shortcuts All kinds of shortcuts actually I love keyboard shortcuts, because they speed things up when I’m working I love productivity shortcuts, that make me more efficient I even love shortcuts in Mario Kart, because they make sure I don’t come last Sometimes though, shortcuts just don’t work Sometimes, you’ve just got to knuckle down And just work hard This is AADA, and I’m Craig Burgess PLAY MID SONG If there’s something I see more and more of as I get older And I guess you could say more experienced Is that people become more entitled Because anybody can get a YouTube channel or a blog set up in 5 minutes They expect the results to come equally as quickly Because when we forget something or don’t know something And we can just google for any answer in 5 seconds flat People expect everything else to be as easy to achieve People like to talk about overnight success As if that’s an excuse for the fact that somebody has achieved something There’s no such thing as an overnight success It’s a lie The only way an overnight success is achieved Is through hard work, and years of it No matter how old somebody might be Take a talented 17 year old footballer for example who’s just broken into the professional leagues That 17 year old kid has been playing football their life Probably not far enough since they started walking What’s overnight about that success? There’s a thing that occurs over and over when people talk about success And it doesn’t even matter what kind of definition of it you have This thing comes up over and over And it’s working hard Nothing worth achieving comes without hard work Otherwise everybody would be doing it The same couldn’t be more true of being a designer There’s so many designers out there now You just need a computer and a copy of Photoshop and you can call yourself a designer There’s no regulation Increasingly people are turning away from traditional design education too Which I don’t agree with by the way So the only differentiator In a stupidly crowded market Is your work And the only way to make your work get better And stand out from anybody else's Is to do lots of it, and work hard The design world is no different from many other industries these days And I predict with the rise of the internet, competition for any job will only get bigger And the only way to make sure you’re the best is to work harder thane everybody else Designers have to know so many things these days And have to be good at so many different crafts That the only way to get good at them all is to knuckle down And get working hard Don’t get me wrong, I’m not advocating working yourself to the bone In a traditional sense I don’t mean work hard and burn yourself out I mean work hard at your craft And work hard to be the very best at what you do No matter what that is Because if you’re not working hard There’s somebody else just behind you waiting to take over  OUTRO  This was AADA. I’m Craig Burgess. Music featured in this episode was  This...

Episode 332: November 5, 2016 (guest artist Andrew Pekler) playlist: Andrew Pekler, "Humidity Index / Khao Sok (chopped and screwed)" (Tristes Tropiques) 2016 Faitiche Steve Hauschildt, "Time We Have" (Strands) 2016 Kranky Natural Snow Buildings, "Sandy Cult" (Aldebaran) 2016 Vulpiano Mary Lattimore and Jeff Zeigler, "A Tunnel" (Music Inspired by Philippe Garrel's Le Revelateur) 2016 Thrill Jockey Controlled Bleeding, "Trawler's Return" (Larva Lumps And Baby Bumps) 2016 Artoffact Andrew Pekler, "The Twilight Of Your Smile" (Sentimental Favourites) 2011 Dekorder Andrew Pekler, "Candles" (Cover Versions) 2012 Senufo/Fantome Andrew Pekler, "Theme From Tristes Tropiques / Avian Modulations / Life In The Canopy" (Tristes Tropiques) 2016 Faitiche Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Une proposition d'Anne-James Chaton et Carsten Nicolaï Michael Jackson est-il vraiment mort ? Nico a-t-elle jamais réellement existé ? Carsten Nicolaï et Anne-James Chaton composent un numéro de Revue sous la forme d'une parade où chaque artiste convié redonne vie à des œuvres passées. Carl Michael Von Hausswolff & Thomas Nordanstad, Olaf Nicolaï, Joachim Montessuis, Andrew Pekler plays Ursula Bogner, Alva Noto, Jean-Michel Espitallier, Nosfell et Gaspard Delanoë explicitent le moment où leur travail s'est vu hanté par un autre, réel ou imaginaire. La soirée sera rythmée par de brèves contributions sous forme de performances, de projections et de concerts, afin de laisser toutes leurs chances à de possibles apparitions. Soirée organisée dans le cadre du programme régional de résidences en Ile-de-France.

Programme de SYLVIA MONNIER pour webSYNradio : Mix for webSYNradio with Giusto Pio, Christian Marclay, ArThur Russell, John Cage, Nascita Della Sfera, Luciano Berio, Rhys Chatham, Pierre Henry, Tod Dockstader, Andy Stott , Andrew Pekler, Jason Lescalleet, Arrow Kleeman, Carter Tutti Void, Eleh , Bellows , Sylvia Monnier, Harry Bertoia, Eli Keszler, Patten.

  Rare Frequency Podcast 51: Iced Over 1 Daniel Padden, "Trust in His Deceptive Charm" Ship Chop (Dekorder) 2012 Time: 00:00-01:30 2 Frank Bretschneider, "Tones" Curves (Mille Plateaux) CD 2001Time: 1:41-6:02 3 Carl Calm, "Te Newet" A Party Tide (self-released) cassette 2011 Time: 6:00-13:37 4 LRAD, "B 05" Bugs (Carpal Tunnel) CD 2011 Time: 13:36-17:33 5 Alog, "Bomlo Bren Om Natta" Unemployed (Rune Grammofon) CD Time: 17:31-25:35 6 Andrew Pekler, "12 Moon Velvet (Shadows, Whispers, Rivers, Windmills)" Sentimental Favourites (Dekorder) LP 2011 Time: 26:14-33:18 7 France Jobin, "D Orbital" Valence (Line) CD 2012 Time: 33:10-51:12 8 Felix Kubin, "Reflection 5" TXRF (It’s) 2LP 2012Time: 51:37-57:19 9 John Wiese, "Don’t Stop Now You’re Killing Me" Seven of Wands (Pan) LP 2011 Time: 57:19-1:13:08 10 Jean-Claude Vannier, "L’Ours Paresseux" Electro Rapide (Finder’s Keepers) CD 2011 Time: 1:13:59-1:16:01