Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Fell

On leur prête souvent moins d'attention qu'ils ne le méritent, mais les morceaux ouvrant une œuvre musicale sont centraux dans la manière de les aborder dans leur ensemble. Donnant bien évidemment le la sur la durée d'une séance d'écoute et ce qui va en découler en terme d'imagination et d'attente, Amplitudes va aussi essayer de brasser les originalités de cette place importante dans une tracklist, pour plein de raisons de plus ou moins bonne foi. Bonne écoute. Tracklist : Richard Devine - Microscopium Recurse (SortLave, 2018) Phutureprimitive - Cryogenic Dreams (Kinetik, 2011) Carbon Based Lifeforms - Abiogenesis (World of Sleepers, 2006) M-Seven - Electronic Flip (Activate, 2003) Etapp Kyle - Lotos (Prologue Portefeuille 3, 2014) Superpoze - Opening (Opening, 2015) Hania Rani - Leaving (Leaving Home, 2020) Dominik Eulberg - Eintagsfliege (Mannigfaltig, 2019) Mark Fell et Gábor Lázár - Track 1 (The Neurobiology of Moral Decision Making, 2015) Squarepusher - Coopers World (Hard Normal Daddy, 1997) Lawrence English - The Liquid Casket (Wilderness of Mirrors, 2014) Yom - Ramses (Le Silence de l'exode, 2014) Current Value - Focus Point (Platinum Scatter, 2022) Cocteau Twins - Cherry-coloured Funk (Heaven or Las Vegas, 1990) William Basinski - El Camino Real (El Camino Real, 2007) Photo : Genesis Chapter One from a 1620-21 King James Bible, Classicalsteve (2015)

On leur prête souvent moins d'attention qu'ils ne le méritent, mais les morceaux ouvrant une œuvre musicale sont centraux dans la manière de les aborder dans leur ensemble. Donnant bien évidemment le la sur la durée d'une séance d'écoute et ce qui va en découler en terme d'imagination et d'attente, Amplitudes va aussi essayer de brasser les originalités de cette place importante dans une tracklist, pour plein de raisons de plus ou moins bonne foi. Bonne écoute. Tracklist : Richard Devine - Microscopium Recurse (SortLave, 2018) Phutureprimitive - Cryogenic Dreams (Kinetik, 2011) Carbon Based Lifeforms - Abiogenesis (World of Sleepers, 2006) M-Seven - Electronic Flip (Activate, 2003) Etapp Kyle - Lotos (Prologue Portefeuille 3, 2014) Superpoze - Opening (Opening, 2015) Hania Rani - Leaving (Leaving Home, 2020) Dominik Eulberg - Eintagsfliege (Mannigfaltig, 2019) Mark Fell & Gábor Lázár - Track 1 (The Neurobiology of Moral Decision Making, 2015) Squarepusher - Coopers World (Hard Normal Daddy, 1997) Lawrence English - The Liquid Casket (Wilderness of Mirrors, 2014) Yom - Ramses (Le Silence de l'exode, 2014) Current Value - Focus Point (Platinum Scatter, 2022) Cocteau Twins - Cherry-coloured Funk (Heaven or Las Vegas, 1990) William Basinski - El Camino Real (El Camino Real, 2007) Photo : Genesis Chapter One from a 1620-21 King James Bible, Classicalsteve (2015)

On leur prête souvent moins d'attention qu'ils ne le méritent, mais les morceaux ouvrant une œuvre musicale sont centraux dans la manière de les aborder dans leur ensemble. Donnant bien évidemment le la sur la durée d'une séance d'écoute et ce qui va en découler en terme d'imagination et d'attente, Amplitudes va aussi essayer de brasser les originalités de cette place importante dans une tracklist, pour plein de raisons de plus ou moins bonne foi. Bonne écoute. Tracklist : Richard Devine - Microscopium Recurse (SortLave, 2018) Phutureprimitive - Cryogenic Dreams (Kinetik, 2011) Carbon Based Lifeforms - Abiogenesis (World of Sleepers, 2006) M-Seven - Electronic Flip (Activate, 2003) Etapp Kyle - Lotos (Prologue Portefeuille 3, 2014) Superpoze - Opening (Opening, 2015) Hania Rani - Leaving (Leaving Home, 2020) Dominik Eulberg - Eintagsfliege (Mannigfaltig, 2019) Mark Fell & Gábor Lázár - Track 1 (The Neurobiology of Moral Decision Making, 2015) Squarepusher - Coopers World (Hard Normal Daddy, 1997) Lawrence English - The Liquid Casket (Wilderness of Mirrors, 2014) Yom - Ramses (Le Silence de l'exode, 2014) Current Value - Focus Point (Platinum Scatter, 2022) Cocteau Twins - Cherry-coloured Funk (Heaven or Las Vegas, 1990) William Basinski - El Camino Real (El Camino Real, 2007) Photo : Genesis Chapter One from a 1620-21 King James Bible, Classicalsteve (2015)

Laura Barger from Yarn/Wire joins the Soundweavers team to chat about what it really means to proceed without a plan, auditioning and integrating new members, and the usefulness of the recording process for musicians. We discuss their collaborative project Be Holding with the poet Ross Gay, composer Tyshawn Sorey, and director Brooke O'Harra, and the first- to twelfth-grade students of Girard College. Laura shares about the ensemble's web series Feedback, in which they focus on the process of making new music. And, we speak about the Yarn/Wire International Institute, a tuition-free program serving both performers and composers. Yarn/Wire is a New York-based percussion and piano quartet (Sae Hashimoto and Russell Greenberg, percussion; Laura Barger and Ning Yu, pianos) dedicated to the promotion of creative, experimental new music. Pianist Julia Den Boer will join as guest artist for the 2021-2022 season. Described by The Brooklyn Rail as “fascinating and exciting, with playing that is precise and full of purpose,” the ensemble is admired globally for the energy and precision it brings to performances of today's most adventurous compositions. Founded in 2005, the ensemble seeks to expand the representation of composers so that it might begin to better reflect our communities and experience new creative potential. Yarn/Wire appears internationally at prominent festivals and venues including the Lincoln Center Festival, Edinburgh International Festival, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Hall, Rainy Days Festival (Luxembourg), Ultima Festival (Norway), Transit Festival (Belgium), Dublin SoundLab, Monday Evening Concerts (Los Angeles), Contempuls Festival (Prague), Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York's Miller Theatre at Columbia University, River-to-River Festival, La MaMa Theatre, Festival of New American Music, and London's Barbican Centre. Their numerous commissions include works from composers such as Enno Poppe, Michael Gordon, George Lewis, Ann Cleare, Peter Evans, Alex Mincek, Thomas Meadowcroft, Misato Mochizuki, Sam Pluta, Tyondai Braxton, and Kate Soper. The ensemble enjoys collaborations with genre-bending artists such as Tristan Perich, Ben Vida, Mark Fell, and Sufjan Stevens. Through the Yarn/Wire International Institute and Festival and other educational residencies and outreach programs, Yarn/Wire works to promote not only the present but also the future of new music in the United States. Their ongoing commissioning series, Yarn/Wire/Currents, serves as an incubator for new experimental music. The transcript for this episode can be found here. For more information about Yarn/Wire, please visit their website, Bandcamp, Yarn/Wire Feedback Series, and YouTube (Yarn/Wire International Institute).

Mark Fell is one of my favorite artists – his work is the right mix of comfortable and challenging, and his music is truly as good as his ideas about music! As a result, I end up listening to a lot of his work, from the SND material released by Mille Plateaux to his recent experiments with live musicians. I've also had the chance to speak with – and interview – him in the past (for Cycling '74), so there was already a comfort level there between us. So that should have made for a good conversation… … and it did. We ranged around the idea-space, talking about his history, his latest work, how he gets along with collaboration and how he thinks about time and complexity. We also get some insights into his overall aesthetic (something that is very important to him), and how that affects his composing/arranging practice. Very interesting, and wonderfully insightful. Enjoy the podcast, and learn more about Mark's work on his personal website: http://www.markfell.com/wiki/ . Transcription available at http://www.darwingrosse.com/AMT/transcript-0365.html Exclusive extra content on the Patron page: https://www.patreon.com/darwingrosse

Jeff's background as a dietician working with a wide range of athletes and his current role at Auckland University of Technology - Sports Performance Research Institute of New Zealand (SPRINZ)Research began with a survey looking at what endurance athletes eat before exercise - if anythingResults of research testing performance elements with cyclists not eating or eating either a carbohydrate or protein mealHunger post-exerciseIntra-exercise calories or electrolytesThe type of fat you're burning when you're exercisingDiscussion of Mark Fell study: "Carbohydrate improves exercise capacity but does not affect subcellular lipid droplet morphology, AMPK and p53 signaling in human skeletal muscle"How do you burn more fat?When to avoid fasted trainingFind Jeff at eatsleep.fit or Twitter: @eatsleepfitThe Flex Diet Podcast is brought to you by the Flex Diet Certification. Go to flexdiet.com for 8 interventions on nutrition and recovery. Join the waitlist, which puts you on the daily newsletter, and you’ll be the first to be notified when the certification opens again. 

Mark Fell is a computer musician and artist based in Rotherham. We chat about green tea, collaboration, algorithmic processes, remote performance during quarantine, fancy pliers, whether he or his son Rian Treanor is cooking dinner, working with John Chowning, and a lot more. I've been following Mark's work for years I'm very grateful for his generosity with him time. If you want some guidance in terms of where to start with his discography, I'd highly suggest:snd - AtavismMultistabilityanything from Sensate Focus

Highly advanced AI reads Nick Land, ‘Hypervirus’, from Fanged Noumena https://www.urbanomic.com/book/fanged-noumena/ As featured in Urbanomic PlaguePod Live New Variant Day 3 The backing track is (1) Untitled shruti transform by Mark Fell (2)‘Zero Fucks’ by Special Request

L'interview de Wlll Guthrie a été réalisée à l'occasion du concert  radiophonique qui a eu lieu au confort moderne le dimanche 22 novembre  2020  et à l'initiative de Jazz à Poitiers, du confort moderne et du  lieu Multiple. Il nous parle de son projet musical Nist Nah accompagné  de 7 autres musiciens et basé sur l'utilisation du gamelan instrument  traditionnel indonésien. Peu sensible au concept de frontières, l'australien, Will Guthrie, a  posé ses valises à Nantes en 2004. Jouant aux quatre coins du globe, il  a, en une quinzaine d'années, gravé son empreinte parmi celles des plus  singuliers batteurs et percussionnistes qui martèlent l'espace sonore  des musiques expérimentales internationales. Avec son approche brute et  pourtant érudite de l'instrument, on oublie la technique, on écoute la  musique. Habitué à tourner en solo, on le croise aussi régulièrement entourés  de la crème des stakhanovistes de la free music d'aujourd'hui (Oren  Ambarchi, Mark Fell, Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Pateras, Jean-Luc  Guionnet) mais sa musique dépasse tous les carcans des identités  restreintes. Will Guthrie est aussi un homme qui s'est nourri de sons de  partout, et il nous fait entendre ce qu'il en a digéré. Une musique aux  racines apparentes mais à la modernité bien affirmée. Ces derniers temps, son désir d'élargir toujours davantage son  horizon l'a mené à l'étude et au jeu du gamelan, l'instrument  traditionnel des musiques Indonésiennes. Cet instrument qui s'énonce au  singulier mais qui est un ensemble de percussions, un orchestre  d'éléments de métal, de bois et de peaux qui se joue nécessairement à  plusieurs. De quelques personnes à quelques dizaines. Un instrument  géant donc, tentaculaire. Une entité qui envahit l'espace sonore sur  toutes ses strates et dans toutes ses dimensions. Un instrument au  spectre infini, s'accordant la mélodie autant qu'usant de la pulsation  jusqu'au ravissement. Le gamelan charrie son histoire et s'inscrit dans un territoire. Il a  fallu nombre de séjour en Indonésie avant que Will Guthrie s'en  autorise l'usage. Un usage singulier qui a le mérite de savoir où est sa  place, loin de l'appropriation culturelle exotique jouant l'indonésien à  Paris, ni l'arrogance de l'emprunt anhistorique du matériau pour  tropicaliser les sons du kit. Il préserve l'essence de l'instrument, sa  valeur d'ensemble et la puissance du geste ainsi que le poids de la  dimension sacrée qu'il véhicule, sans la singer, dans un certain respect  profane qui donne une profondeur à sa musique. Montage et photos : @ptreguer

this podcast Pete chats to current Lancaster City FC manager Mark Fell. its an interesting journey that Mark has taken, including a little controversy which we hear about in his own words, when he was at Ramsbottom Utd. Mark is a huge advocate of technology and getting any edges he can over opponents.....including listening to opposing managers on this podcast! Mark explains how a recent health scare has changed him from (in his own words) a robot to perhaps more human. the curtailment of the Covid-19 interrupted current season ended what was shaping up to be a great season for Lancaster and we chat about how Mark hopes to carry that into the next season....whenever that's going to be! enjoy the podcast!!

PlaguePod returns to take a look at Crack-Ups and Lockdowns, with readings of real-life and fictional breaking points, plus a return to the subject of mental health in weird COVID times with Matt Colquhoun aka Xenogothic. We have Mark Fell joining us to chat from deepest Rotherham with some extremely tidy tracks, and welcome Agnès Gayraud as our guide on a journey into ‘impossible’ French pop.

It is fair to say that Mark Fell is one of Rotherham's most acclaimed musical exports. His work is steeped in the industrial overtones that define the region in the North of England that also includes nearby cities like Sheffield and bands like Human League and Cabaret Voltaire. In particular, this sound artist and producer focusses on fusing together fragments of experimental, minimal music that has political overtones and unsettling, out-of-context atmospheres. He's released albums on Raster-Notion and Editions Mego, is one half of SND and performs at only the most avant-garde of clubs and festivals. This week he serves up some brilliant darkness and carefully deconstructed rhythms that will shake your bones and your brain cells loose. Artists that deal in soot-black synth, electro and post-punk sounds like Human League, Florian Hecker and Depeche Mode all appear, but there are also masterful sidesteps into hip hop, disco, pop from David Guetta, and words from William Burroughs. All these sounds take on hugely different moods and meanings when put together as part of Fell's unique lexicon, and make it a mix full of brilliantly unexpected moments.

Hello and welcome back to Porous Borders. This is episode 5, the first episode of 2020, and today on the show is an interview with Will Guthrie.If you're not familiar with Will Guthrie's work, he's an Australian percussionist who started out in Melbourne and is based in Nantes in France and he has a lot going on. He's released a huge number of solo percussion and musique concrete recordings and many more collaborations with people like Richard Dawson, Oren Ambarchi, Keith Rowe, Ava Mendoza, and Mark Fell. In 2019 Will released a bunch of great records, a solo tape called Some Nasty on the Indonesian label Hasana Editions, as well as a collaboration with Sam Shalabi, Mark Fell, and Oren Ambarchi called "Oglon Day", and a duo record with Oren Ambarchi called 'Knotting'. In 2018 he also released a split tape with my friend and future podcast guest Gendes on the Noise Bombing label. You'll hear more about that label on next week's episode, which will be out on Tuesday the 7th.Recently, Will has been travelling to Southeast Asia, which is where we met and recorded this interview. Just a quick technical note, you'll hear a bit of popping on Will's mic, which is 100% my bad microphone placement, and not Will's fault at all. I've tried to EQ out the worst of it, but you'll definitely notice it. I really enjoyed this conversation; Will is an incredible musician and a really nice person. Tracks played: "Olgas", "Nist-Nah"Will Guthrie solo performance @ IFI, Yogyakarta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuIsuob-bgI&t=1249s Will Guthrie & TSAATAN split: https://noisebombing.bandcamp.com/album/nb12-will-guthrie-x-tsaatan Some Nasty cassette: https://hasanaeditions.bandcamp.com/album/some-nasty Oglon Day: https://33-33.bandcamp.com/album/oglon-day-2 Knotting excerpt: https://soundcloud.com/will-guthrie/oren-ambarchi-will-guthrie-knotting-excerpt

After a few weeks of studio upheaval, our first episode in our new space is here - and it's a bit of an abstract one. With fragmented samples of 78rpm records from a French library to Glaswegian dubstep, via violin experiments and Afghan folk music, we have the whole set of what's good and great in contemporary independent music. Tracklisting Achwghâ Ney Wodei - Malalam Solom (Table Sports, Portugal) Equiknoxx - Corner (Equiknoxx Musiq, Jamaica) Oren Ambarchi, Mark Fell, Will Guthrie, Sam Shalabi - Oglon Day 2 (Thirty Three Thirty Three, UK) Rapture 4D & Ruda - Hubble flow Dub (Scotch Bonnet, UK) Kefaya & Elaha Soroor - Jama Narenji (Bella Union, UK) City of Women - Sergei (Sähkö Recordings, Finland) Stefan Fraunberger - Elegie (Morphine Records, Germany) Ko Shin Moon - L’Offrande (Akuphone Records, France) Laura Cannell & Polly Wright - Help Me to Salt Help Me to Sorrow (Brawl Records, UK) Oh Sees - Henchlock (Castle Face Records, USA)   Produced and Edited by Nick McCorriston. Hit him up for any and all audio work at nickamc.com and follow him on Twitter @nickamc  

Tom Service considers the rise of Sound Art, commonly found in art galleries today, and wonders whether it is a new genre or simply music in an art space? He consults musician and sound artist Mark Fell, finds precedents in Wagner's operas, considers how a 16th-century choral work became a contemporary art installation, and celebrates the American performance artist Laurie Anderson who accidentally had a pop hit with her piece O Superman.

Episode #7: The North The theme for this latest episode is the North. It’s unlikely to have escaped your attention that we’re about to witness a Great Exhibition of the North that’s a once-in-a generation opportunity to celebrate all kinds of northern-ness, and explore what the North actually means in 2018. To help us understand a little more about the special and specific sounds of the North we talk to radio DJ Lauren Laverne about the week of gigs by northern artists she is curating for the Exhibition and artist Mark Fell, who is creating a sound installation at Sage Gateshead made up of northern sounds. We pop-in with poet Degna Stone and folk musicians Bella Hardy and Sarah Hayes as they prepare their performance of new music and spoken word, called Backbone of Our Land. And we find out from Vinyl-o-phile, comedian and general know-it-all Steve Drayton what he considers to be the great albums of the North. Backstage is a regular podcast where we go behind the scenes for exclusive interviews and insights from leading and emerging artists who’ll be taking to the stage at Sage Gateshead, and discover some of the activities that take place, and the communities that meet there.

Synth jams in the coal shed, collective escape, drum machine rebellion. The Sheffield-based artist discusses three important albums.

On this week's show we look ahead to a busy weekend of ties in the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Trophy, as Ben is joined by the Mid Cheshire Guardian's Andrew Simpson. On this week's show we also hear from some of the Managers involved, as Ben hears from Ashton United's Jody Banim, Michael Clegg at Atherton Collieries and Mark Fell at Ramsbottom United, plus we hear from the Chairman of Grantham Town Roger Booth. We are also joined by the Northamptonshire Telegraph's Jon Dunham to discuss Corby Town, and by the League's Social Media man James Heyes. The opinions expressed within this programme are solely those of the contributors involved, and do not express the views or opinions of the Northern Premier League, Evo-Stik, or FCUM Radio. Music by Hard Luck Child www.unsigned.com/hardluckchild

Mantis Radio 240 + New York Trax New York Trax drop a 4 decade all-NYC artist Mantis Radio session. Plus we've music by Mark Fell, Minor Science, Paleman, Khost, Phon.o, Huck Farper, CW/A, Bleaching Agent, Ghost In The Machine, Alex Coulton, Grey Branches, Merovee, Huron and more. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Mantis Radio 240 + New York Trax New York Trax drop a 4 decade all-NYC artist Mantis Radio session. Plus we've music by Mark Fell, Minor Science, Paleman, Khost, Phon.o, Huck Farper, CW/A, Bleaching Agent, Ghost In The Machine, Alex Coulton, Grey Branches, Merovee, Huron and more. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

Deuxième partie de notre best of de tous les temps, qui célèbre la fin de la saison et le départ des ancien.ne.s (aka François et Manon). Avant de retrouver les autres pour une émission remasterisée l'année prochaine, on se quitte sur ces quelques totems personnels, version poids lourds. On écrase une larme vous embrasse. Tracklist : Diabologum - De la Neige en été (#3, 1993) Nils Petter Molvær - Recoil (Baboon Moon, 2011) Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Moya (Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada E.P., 1999) The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Lobby (The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, 2006) The Third Eye Foundation - Ghosts... (Ghost, 1997) Jónsi et Alex - Happiness (Riceboy Sleeps, 2009) Björk - Hunter (Hunter, 1997) Mark Fell et Gábor Lázár - Untitled 7 (The Neurobiology of Moral Decision Making, 2015) Hood - Boer Farmstead (Rustic Houses Forlorn Valleys, 1998) Julia Kent - Missed (Green and Grey, 2011) Luke Abbott - Modern Driveway (Modern Driveway, 2012) Photo : "Up Up and Away" Buzz Lightneer, par Marie Lalanne Manzor (2015)

Deuxième partie de notre best of de tous les temps, qui célèbre la fin de la saison et le départ des ancien.ne.s (aka François et Manon). Avant de retrouver les autres pour une émission remasterisée l'année prochaine, on se quitte sur ces quelques totems personnels, version poids lourds. On [écrase une larme] vous embrasse. Tracklist : Diabologum - De la Neige en été (#3, 1993) Nils Petter Molvær - Recoil (Baboon Moon, 2011) Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Moya (Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada E.P., 1999) The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Lobby (The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, 2006) The Third Eye Foundation - Ghosts... (Ghost, 1997) Jónsi & Alex - Happiness (Riceboy Sleeps, 2009) Björk - Hunter (Hunter, 1997) Mark Fell & Gábor Lázár - Untitled 7 (The Neurobiology of Moral Decision Making, 2015) Hood - Boer Farmstead (Rustic Houses Forlorn Valleys, 1998) Julia Kent - Missed (Green and Grey, 2011) Luke Abbott - Modern Driveway (Modern Driveway, 2012) Photo : "Up Up and Away" Buzz Lightneer, par Marie Lalanne Manzor (2015)

Deuxième partie de notre best of de tous les temps, qui célèbre la fin de la saison et le départ des ancien.ne.s (aka François et Manon). Avant de retrouver les autres pour une émission remasterisée l'année prochaine, on se quitte sur ces quelques totems personnels, version poids lourds. On [écrase une larme] vous embrasse. Tracklist : Diabologum - De la Neige en été (#3, 1993) Nils Petter Molvær - Recoil (Baboon Moon, 2011) Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Moya (Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada E.P., 1999) The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Lobby (The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, 2006) The Third Eye Foundation - Ghosts... (Ghost, 1997) Jónsi & Alex - Happiness (Riceboy Sleeps, 2009) Björk - Hunter (Hunter, 1997) Mark Fell & Gábor Lázár - Untitled 7 (The Neurobiology of Moral Decision Making, 2015) Hood - Boer Farmstead (Rustic Houses Forlorn Valleys, 1998) Julia Kent - Missed (Green and Grey, 2011) Luke Abbott - Modern Driveway (Modern Driveway, 2012) Photo : "Up Up and Away" Buzz Lightneer, par Marie Lalanne Manzor (2015)

An engrossing work of contrasts from the avant-garde producer.

This set features some terrific new releases from Michna and Romare, previously unreleased Aphex Twin, a top DJ Sprinkles and Mark Fell collab, twinkling melodies from Arnaldo, some heavy beats from Clark, and a gorgeous closer from Yagya. Tune in! Playlist Download 02/28/2015

Seconde partie du spécial Akousma Rene Hell - Mark Fell - Jana Winderen - Seth Nehil - Sylvain Pohu - Robert Normandeau - Paul Lansky Shockabily Watatattow Chronique "Le Navet"

Margot presents this week's podcast with Dave Monolith and Mark Fell

Lights are out and nobody’s home: Shigeto reworks a Loscil track, more from Boards of Canada’s latest, the sounds of Ripperton (Not Minnie, but still quality), an epic new one from Moderat, new stuff from Safety Scissors on BPitch Control, old school Autechre, and Mark Fell returning as Sensate Focus. More tracks in there. Have […]

Programme de CHRISTOPHE CHARLES pour webSYNradio : Sculptures musicales avec des oeuvres et des pièces de Harry Bertoia, John Cage, Christophe Charles, Henning Christiensen, COIL, Olivier Coupille, Walter De Maria, Marcel Duchamp, David Dunn, Max Eastley, Gerhard Eckel, Mark Fell, Bill Fontana, I8u, Inada Kozo, Joe Jones, Rolf Julius, Yves Klein, Thomas Koener, Takeshisa Kosugi, Jaki Liebezeit, Alvin Lucier, Yann Novak, Yui Onodera, Paul Panhusen, Pimmon,red Maher, Eliane Radigue, Philip Samartzis, Erik Satie, Shibuya Keiichiro & Takahashi Yuji, Tamaru, Horacio Vaggione, Stephen Vitiello, Chubby Wolf, La Monte Young.

Continuamos programando los artistas que presenta la 1ª edición de ECO. Encuentro de Nuevos Sonidos que se celebrará en el Matadero en Madrid los días 16,17 y 18 de marzo. La semana pasada hicimos nuestra primera incursión en sus propuestas y destacábamos la combinación de nombres consagrados con nuevas estrellas del underground sonoro. Hoy os traemos a Bj Nilsen o Mark Fell como artistas de ese primer grupo y a Conforce, Diamond Catalog o Kreng como proyectos de gran futuro. Cerramos nuestra playlist con Adam Wiltzie de Stars of the Lid y el genial pianista Dustin O'Halloran; juntos forman un gran proyecto llamado A Winged Victory for the Sullen. Playlist: Bj Nilsen - Gradient; Conforce - Stop Hold;Kreng - Wrak; Diamond Catalog - Valveneration; Mark Fell - Multistability 6B; A Winged Victory for the Sullen - A Symphony Pathetique. Escuchar audio

Dedicamos el programa de hoy al ECO, el Encuentro de Nuevos Sonidos que tendrá lugar en el Matadero en Madrid los día 16, 17 y 18 de marzo. El cartel que presentan en su primera edición es uno de los más destacados del panorama de las músicas de vanguardia que podamos encontrar. El equilibrio entre artistas consagrados y figuras emergentes es un ejercicio de audacia y apuesta sonora que hace mucho tiempo echábamos de menos en festivales de este tipo. Stephan Mathieu, Mark Fell, Bj Nilsen o Cantu-Ledesma se mezclan con artistas como Rrose, Andy Stott, Old Apparatus o The Haxan Cloak haciendo fluir a lo largo de tres días las nuevas propuestas del post dubstep, el techno, el paisajismo sonoro y el drone. 1ª entrega del Especial ECO en Sismógrafo. Playlist: Andy Stott - Cherry Eyes; The Haxan Cloak - The Growning; Rrose - A, with All Faces Bleached Out; Old apparatus - Track A1; Stephan Mathieu - Minuet; Fabio Orsi - Loipe 03.Escuchar audio

  Rare Frequency Podcast 49: Stormy Weather A podcast, which was put together on a stormy day, and uploaded on another. Enjoy! 1 J.D. Robb, "Spatial Serenade" Electronic Music: From Razor Blades to Moog (Locust) CD 2006 Time: 00:00-2:24 2 Caboladies, "Promise Ring Tone" Renewable Destination (Students of Decay) LP 2011Time: 2:25-6:52 3 Mark Fell, "Multistability 8" Multistability (Raster-Noton) CD 2011 Time: 6:53-13:40 4 Graham Lambkin & Jason Lescalleet, "Color Drop" Air Supply (Erstwhile) CD 2011 Time: 13:41-16:55 5 Delia Derbyshire and Barry Bermange, "Running" Inventions for Radio: Dreams (BBC) Radio 1964 Time: 16:54-24:59 6 Phonophani, "Ilka" Kreken (Rune Grammofone) CD 2011 Time: 24:58-27:58 7 Pimmon, "We Buzz in Blue" Dimension P (Headlock) CDr 2010 Time: 27:56-34:25 8 Mike Bullock, "First Disappearance" Mild Disappearances (Songs from Beneath the Floorboards) CDr 2011Time: 34:24-48:54 9 The Caretaker, "Mental Caverns Without Sunshine" An Empty Bliss Beyond This World (HAFTW) CD 2011 Time: 48:53-52:03 10 Group Doueh, "Zayna Jumma" Zayna Jumma (Sublime Frequencies) CD 2011 Time: 53:26-57:54

Margot takes us through the latest in experimental electronica on the Bleep store...

YAH Sonar 2009 Sonar 2009 is the latest show from You Are Hear Features live sets from: Colch-ón the solo project of Frank Rudow from the band Manta Ray. Lusine is the long-running ambient electronica of Seattle resident and Jeff McIlwaine (Ghostly International). Ryoichi Kurokawa - celebrated Japanese audio-visual composer. Michna with Raw Paw also from Ghostly International stable prolific electro-funk producer Adrian Michna performs with a live band. Alva Noto - sound artist Carsten Nicolai founder of Raster Noton. Michna / SV4 - Ghostly International (Adrian Michna and Sam Valenti IV (head honcho of cutting edge minimal label Spectral Sounds) SND - Matt Steel and Mark Fell from Sheffield (Raster Noton) Produced and presented by Magz Hall and Jim Backhouse check out our website www.youarehear.co.uk Sonar 2009 Recorded by Richard Guest Subscribe to the podcast you can get emails alerts sent to you direct everytime we update the feed. feedback www.myspace.com/youarehear YAH 2002-6 live radio sessions CD now available as download album via whippit.com YAH 2002-6 live radio sessions CD Hear us on www.totallyradio.com Podcast of the week in Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent Podcast of the week Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent

YAH Sonar 2009 Sonar 2009 is the latest show from You Are Hear Features live sets from: Colch-ón the solo project of Frank Rudow from the band Manta Ray. Lusine is the long-running ambient electronica of Seattle resident and Jeff McIlwaine (Ghostly International). Ryoichi Kurokawa - celebrated Japanese audio-visual composer. Michna with Raw Paw also from Ghostly International stable prolific electro-funk producer Adrian Michna performs with a live band. Alva Noto - sound artist Carsten Nicolai founder of Raster Noton. Michna / SV4 - Ghostly International (Adrian Michna and Sam Valenti IV (head honcho of cutting edge minimal label Spectral Sounds) SND - Matt Steel and Mark Fell from Sheffield (Raster Noton) Produced and presented by Magz Hall and Jim Backhouse check out our website www.youarehear.co.uk Sonar 2009 Recorded by Richard Guest Subscribe to the podcast you can get emails alerts sent to you direct everytime we update the feed. feedback www.myspace.com/youarehear YAH 2002-6 live radio sessions CD now available as download album via whippit.com YAH 2002-6 live radio sessions CD Hear us on www.totallyradio.com Podcast of the week in Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent Podcast of the week Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent