Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Roden

Michael Ned Holte is a writer, independent curator, and educator based in Los Angeles, as well as the Associate Dean for the School of Arts at CalArts.He has held exhibitions at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, the MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schindler House, and the Hammer Museum, to name only a few. He has also written monographic essays on artists including Charles Gaines, Richard Hawkins, Alice Konitz, Shio Kusaka, Caitlin Lonegan, Roy McMakin, Steve Roden, Clarissa Tossin, and Shirley Tse. On today's episode, Stephen Anthony Rawson talks with Michael about his recent book, Good Listener: Meditations on Music and Pauline Oliveros. This book is a result of a year-long performance of Pauline Oliveros's Sonic Meditation XXI, which asks the question: “What constitutes your musical universe?”

Long Wave: suspending time and immersing the listener in a widescreen of sound This months episode features special guest, Steve Roden. TRACKLIST: Steve Roden – ‘9-Sided Room' – broadcast via TouchRadio (Touch, 2007) steve roden – ‘first' – small songs for kack jirby (papa voce, 2016) Steve Roden live in the studio Steve Roden – ‘The Radio' – The Radio (sonoris, 1999)

this special edition is a tribute to steve roden, who passed away on september 6th at the age of 59. we are listening to a selection of his works from throughout the years, beginning with a framework introduction contributed my steve peters. image: gleaned from steve roden's website, inbetweennoise.com. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.net/2023/09/859-2023-09-24/. 

this special edition is a tribute to steve roden, who passed away on september 6th at the age of 59. we are listening to a selection of his works from throughout the years, beginning with a framework introduction contributed my steve peters. image: gleaned from steve roden's website, inbetweennoise.com. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.net/2023/09/859-2023-09-24/. 

This is the first of two editions in memory of steve roden, who sadly passed away on september 6th at the age of 59. steve produced this edition of framework:afield back in 2008, using favorite tracks from his personal collection of 78's and his own voice. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.net/2023/09/858-2023-09-17/.  

This is the first of two editions in memory of steve roden, who sadly passed away on september 6th at the age of 59. steve produced this edition of framework:afield back in 2008, using favorite tracks from his personal collection of 78's and his own voice. for a full playlist see https://frameworkradio.net/2023/09/858-2023-09-17/.  

Episode No. 618 is a holiday clips episode that remembers Steve Roden. He died yesterday after fighting Alzheimer's disease. Roden was 59.  The program features: a 2012 segment with Roden and Stephen Vitiello on the occasion of their inclusion in the Menil Collection, Houston exhibition "Silence," and a related improvised performance at the Rothko Chapel; an excerpt from that performance; the full sound Roden created for The Modern Art Notes Podcast; and a 2013 segment with Roden pegged to concurrent exhibitions at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects and at CRG Gallery in New York.

A Line, a succession of points, a fine line, a route; or many, like when talking about LINE as a label, house, family and source of inspiration founded by sound artist Richard Chartier 22 years ago. Sometimes conceptual, sometimes abstract, sometimes somewhere between the two, or just out of any category, the works published by this label condense a vast and exotic catalogue of sound art, initially created as a division of the mythical 12k, to later become independent in its own search, permeated by a marked but broad vision of sonic minimalism. Among LINE's catalogue, there are true jewels of experimental contemporary music and sound art, such as the legendary Series by Richard Chartier, the compilation Between Two Points, the tribute/non-tribute to John Cage by Lawrence English, and the special Forms of Paper by Steve Roden, considered one of the essential works of the so-called lowercase movement, characterized by music played at low sound levels and lacking in prominence pretensions, a sonic philosophy close to that many of the label's releases. Each release is characterized by always bringing true sonic rarities to the label's universe, one of the most select and diverse catalogues of contemporary sound art, where the meeting of sonority and concept not only satisfies the listener's ears: it extends them, shows something that is very difficult to find elsewhere. This 64-minute mix is a selection of the history of LINE since 2000, focusing on an overlaying of shorter pieces and excerpts to give an idea of the variety of sounds, aesthetics, and compositions of the label. So many of the works on LINE are longer, extended experiences. This is merely a taster. Tracklist: miki yui - schlaf asmus tietchens - parallele ebene 1 oliver thurley - subcutaneous 1b haruo okada + fabio perletta - genkai 12-17+19 (excerpt) norman w. long - return and recovery (excerpt) monty adkins - empire (excerpt) france jobin - scène 3 (excerpt) miguel angel tolosa - salon 20-04 alva noto - interim (for dieter rams) steve roden - airforms (excerpt) robert curgenven + richard chartier - acquisition eviction evelina domnitch + dmitry gelfand - mucilaginous omniverse II (excerpt) masaya kato - m3 lrp-III (excerpt) agf - breathing in lines (excerpt) mark fell - storage 3 porya hatami - 8(kurdhish folk song) emile bojesen - scrape 8 geneva skeen - ii (excerpt) triac - here intro hosoo - p.29 tomoko hojo + rahel kraft - probabilities and possibilities frank bretschneider - circle_cycle ensemble d'oscillateurs - faust: movement 6 (else marie pade) william basinski + richard chartier - untitled 3 [reprise]

I'm still swamped with work, especially now that the semester has begun. New episodes will arrive later this fall. Until then, here is another bonus mix. It's probably my favorite mix I've ever done, made for Secret Thirteen, originally published in December 2014. S13 founder Justinas Mikulskis writes: “Secret Thirteen 139” is a picturesque and unique mix composed by Joseph Sannicandro. This mix is like a truly precious musical treasure every die-hard music lover could be searching for ages. In this over 1 hour long musical mosaic Joseph connects 55 pieces by his beloved and inspirational artists such as Tim Hecker, Vladislav Delay, Jon Hassell, Giuseppe Ielasi, Hue, Nicola Ratti, Machinefabriek, Klaus Schulze, MB, Steve Roden and many others, to form a complex, but at the same time a delightful soundscape. The opening and closing recordings by his The New Objective project tightly binds the overall mix's concept and mood. The mix radiates a strange musical luminosity, which guides the mind and the soul to the pure infinite satisfaction even when it is played in complete darkness. Divine ambiance, unexpected twists between music genres, fluid melodies and harmonious and thoughtful attitude to even the smallest details bring this mix to another dimension, a dimension where the nature meets man and his fundamental desire to perceive cosmos. As Joseph whispered, the mix could stand in parallel with Giuseppe Penone's metaphorical sculpture “The Hidden Life Within“. And it's quite a good example, because both, mix and sculpture, are based on the magical and fantastic groundwork, also the form, which could not be replicated. In the beginning we asked Joseph to interpret the outer space theme with his mix through his own perspective, but in the end the recording expanded into a much deeper, more metaphysical exploration of the whole universe with all it's phenomenons and wonders. Please, take a moment to read Joseph's keen comment about the mix. Read more about the mix, including tracklisting: secretthirteen.org/joseph-sannican…ser-listen-mix/ acloserlisten.com/2015/01/10/acl-m…/#comment-127414 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundpropositions/support

Episode 591: September 4, 2022 playlist: The Flesh Volcano, "Bruisin Chain" (Slut) 1987 Some Bizzare Andy Moor, "Perseverance" (CLAP. An Anatomy of Applause) 2022 Unsounds Dan Friel, "Thrash Compactor" (Factoryland) 2022 Thrill Jockey Bitchin Bajas, "Amorpha" (Bajascillators) 2022 Drag City Christopher Willits, "Regrowth" (Gravity) 2022 Ghostly Duster, "Making Room" (Together) 2022 Numero Group Alpha and Omega, "Another Moses Dub" (Another Moses) 2022 self-released kyle bobby dunn, "Surrounded in Your Fire" (WGR) 2022 self-released Entourage Music and Theater Ensemble, "Sleazy Sue" (The Mermaid's Purse: Live at Chatham College, 1976) 2022 Smithsonian Folkways Steve Roden, "Dark Over Light Earth (excerpt) (w/ Jacob Danziger)" (Dark Over Light Earth) 2022 Room40 Romeo Poirier, "Muscle de sable" (Living Room) 2022 Faitiche The Sonora Pine, "Long Ago Boy" (II) 1997 Quarterstick / 2022 Husky Pants 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.

Die Brainwashed - Radio Edition ist eine einstündige Show mit Musik von den Künstlern und Labels auf Brainwashed.com. 1. Cabaret Voltaire, "You Like To Torment Me (Janice Long BBC Session 6th August 1986)" (Radiation (BBC Recordings 84–86)) 1998 NMC 2. A Place To Bury Strangers, "Hold On Tight" (See Through You) 2022 Dedstrange 3. Klara Lewis, "Live In Montreal 2018 (excerpt)" (Live In Montreal 2018) 2021 Editions Mego 4. Big Blood, "1000 Times" (Quarantunes Series No.027) 2021 Feeding Tube 5. John Glacier, "Trelawny Waters" (SHILOH: Lost For Words) 2021 PLZ Make It Ruins 6. The Durutti Column, "Duet With Piano" (A Paean To Wilson) 2010/2021 Durutti 7. Oval, "Dormant" (Ovidono) 2021 uovooo 8. YL Hooi, "W/O Love" (Untitled) 2019 Altered States Tapes / 2021 Efficient Space 9. Pataphysical, "Hypotyposis" (Hapticality) 2021 Good Morning Tapes 10. Steve Roden, "Oionos (excerpt)" (Oionos) 2022 Room40 11. Jon Collin, "Dream sequence, end of summer" (Contemporary Homemade Music from Sweden) 2021 Discreet Music 12. Vainqueur, "Elevation, Pt. 2 (Reduced)" (Reductions 1995–1997) 1997 Chain Reaction / 2018 Scion Versions 13. Lost Trail, "A Storm Of Faded Green" (Disembodied Americana: Lost Trail, 2009-2016) 2021 Nonconnah 14. K Foundation Presents The Red Army Choir, "K. Cera Cera (War Is Over If You Want It)" (K. Cera Cera (War Is Over If You Want It) / Solid State Logik 2: 12" Master Mixes 1988–2017) 1993 K Foundation / 2021 KLF Communications # Brainwashed - Radio Edition 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. * http://brainwashed.com

Episode 554: December 26, 2021 playlist: Cabaret Voltaire, "You Like To Torment Me (Janice Long BBC Session 6th August 1986)" (Radiation (BBC Recordings 84–86)) 1998 NMC A Place To Bury Strangers, "Hold On Tight" (See Through You) 2022 Dedstrange Klara Lewis, "Live In Montreal 2018 (excerpt)" (Live In Montreal 2018) 2021 Editions Mego Big Blood, "1000 Times" (Quarantunes Series No.027) 2021 Feeding Tube John Glacier, "Trelawny Waters" (SHILOH: Lost For Words) 2021 PLZ Make It Ruins The Durutti Column, "Duet With Piano" (A Paean To Wilson) 2010/2021 Durutti Oval, "Dormant" (Ovidono) 2021 uovooo YL Hooi, "W/O Love" (Untitled) 2019 Altered States Tapes / 2021 Efficient Space Pataphysical, "Hypotyposis" (Hapticality) 2021 Good Morning Tapes Steve Roden, "Oionos (excerpt)" (Oionos) 2022 Room40 Jon Collin, "Dream sequence, end of summer" (Contemporary Homemade Music from Sweden) 2021 Discreet Music Vainqueur, "Elevation, Pt. 2 (Reduced)" (Reductions 1995–1997) 1997 Chain Reaction / 2018 Scion Versions Lost Trail, "A Storm Of Faded Green" (Disembodied Americana: Lost Trail, 2009-2016) 2021 Nonconnah K Foundation Presents The Red Army Choir, "K. Cera Cera (War Is Over If You Want It)" Solid State Logik 2: 12" Master Mixes 1988–2017) 1993 K Foundation / 2021 KLF Communications 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.

Went to Tower Hill in the morning. Walked up the hill. Nice view. Checked out the tribal (or whatever) gathering area. Got close to emus and a wallaby. Lounging around. Went to the beach - read and had a beer and a paddle. Walked on reefs. Intentionally did a belly flop, per an Instagram kookslam post of guys doing that. Actually hurt a bit. Had a couple naps. Nice light in the evening, around sunset time. Cornershop and Steve Roden are on high rotation. M: 4. E: 4.

Work. Got a couple tasks done. But we're about to get totally overwhelmed with work. Eek. Hopefully get an early start tomoz. Was listening to a few Steve Roden albums on repeat all day. So good. Perfect music. Fed a magpie and followed it down the road a bit after it picked up a few hunks of meat and walked off with them without eating them. I thought it hid some meat away in some grass for later. I checked but couldn't find it where I thought it had hidden it. It was doing something queer though because why else had it eaten a few bits at home but then chosen to take the other bits away - especially because it had to stop a few times to rearrange its carry. I'll keep an eye on it. The story from the other day with the anti-masker bashing the cop with the metal bat developed further today. Reports say that the son grabbed the cops taser and shot it off and was also going for their pistol. What the hell! The cops pulled their guns on these bedlamites and were going to shoot - but couldn't get a clean shot. Insane that there was nearly gun fire right across the paddock from home. Yikes. Wonder if the mum will be spotted out and about without the son, while the dad and son are in custody. Very interesting. This morning while I was watering the planters that I put up on the back fence, I liked seeing rainbows in the spray from the hose. And this evening on a walk with mum and Ash, a wave crashed on a reef and white of the wave caught the colour of the setting sun. Really nice and golden, glowing sunset tonight actually. M: 4. E: 4. L: 0.

A new series of Agenda starts with 'Ewan Gawne's Dad' who has taken on the mantle of presenter and producer. In this first episode, he speaks to outgoing President of Tynwald, Steve Roden about his political career and hopes for the future of the island's parliament

Carl Berg has been a curator and gallery director for almost thirty years. He is the founder/director of PRJCTLA a new alternate gallery in downtown Los Angeles. He has owned galleries in Los Angeles and Amsterdam and has worked as a curator organizing over 150 exhibitions in Los Angeles, Berlin, Seoul, Amsterdam, Berlin, Rotterdam and elsewhere. He has organized several groundbreaking exhibitions over the years including: “Southern California Car Culture” that highlighted the works of 15 LA artists including Slater Bradley, Chris Burden, Andrew Bush, Carolie Dixon, Ed Kienholz, Mathew Luem, Kori Newkirk, Patrick Paeper, Annica Carlson Rixon, Steve Roden, Haley Rodman, Ed Ruscha, Robert Stone, Erik Treml, Paul Tzanetopoulos and car designs by BMW (Designworks USA), Lexus (CALTY), Lincoln Mercury, Mazda, Mercedes Benz Advanced Design (SMART CAR), Schools: Art Center College of Design. This exhibition looked at the culture of the automobile in Los Angeles and how artists reacted to this unique environment. There was a diverse blend of work from blue chip, mid-career and emerging artist all of which addressed “Car Culture” in his or her own unique way. As part of the mix in the exhibition Berg also included car designs by major Los Angeles based design studios including studios from Ford, Mercedes Benz, BMW, Mazda and Toyota. The show included early designs of the Smart Car, the [irst BMW SUV and full-scale rendering of the Mazda Miata. “Booster Up Dutch Courage” that featured the work of 17 artists from many prominent Dutch artists which premiered their LA debut including Aernout Mik, Rob Birza, Mathilde ter Heijne, Tariq Alvi, Lisa May Post, Rik Meijers and Federico D. Orazio. This exhibition co-curated by Theo Tegelaers was the [irst to introduce a new generation of Netherlands based artist to the West Coast. This exhibition was followed up by a show of 20 Los Angeles based artist titled “CA 9000-185” at W139, a prominent non-pro[it space in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Some of the artists included Slater Bradley, Jessica Bronson, Greg Colson, Tim Hawkinson, Steve Hurd, Martin Kersels, Habib Kheradyar, Charles LaBelle, Marcos Lutyens, Yunhee Min, Patty Wickman, and Liz Young. This exhibition co-curated by Theo Tegelaers was the first of its kind introducing a new generation of Dutch artists to the LA art scene. More recently Berg curated “Framing Time” an exhibition of photography focused on the concept of movement in still photos. The show includes Los Angeles-based artists Uta Barth, Stephen Berens, John Divola, Robbert Flick, Tim Hawkinson, George Legrady, Sharon Lockhart, Ed Ruscha, and Augusta Wood and formerly from LA Dinh Q Lê (now living in Vietnam). Berg has also worked on many solo exhibitions with compelling artists including Tim Hawkinson (LA) , Folkert de Jong (Amsterdam), Slater Bradley (Berlin), Neha Choksi (LA and Mumbai), Iva Gueorguieva (LA), Megan Williams (LA), Diana Cooper (New York), Rob Birza (Amsterdam), Federico D'Orazio (Bangkok), Asad Faulwell (LA), HK Zamani (LA) amongst others. In addition to his curatorial practice, Berg has organized a residency exchange with Foundation Kaus Australis in Rotterdam, The Netherlands and has sent over 70 artists from Los Angeles to this program from 2002-17. In Berg's newest project, yet to be titled, he is interviewing a broad range of Los Angeles-based gallery owners, curators, collectors, critics and also artist. His objective is to create a historical document in a video format for future generations to study and enjoy. His [irst interview will be with renowned LA galleries Rosamund Felsen and he has many other exciting interviews planned for this project. 

In 1842 Francisco Lopez discovered gold while foraging wild onions near an oak tree in Placerita Canyon, initiating the California gold rush. In 1965 Don Buchla introduced his 100 series modular synthesizer at the San Francisco Tape Music Center. These histories are entangled and ongoing. The episode has been curated by Michael Ned Holte, a writer, curator and educator living in Los Angeles and occasional columnist of Occasional Radio. This episode features: Harold Budd, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani, M. Geddes Gengras, Steve Roden.

thus begins the endless cycle of trying to fill the AG backlog. We assure you this is episode six, and on this episode you may find: PJUSK, Taylor Deupree, People Like Us, Steve Roden, Django Reinhardt

Yhe improv/Alvin Lucier episode. with the return of the studio turntable, we take an alternate method in radio, and improvise without a schedule. The first half hour combines many tracks, featuring Ryoji Ikeda, more Steve Roden, ghost quartet. The SECOND half hour is bedded with Alvin Lucier’s “I am sitting in a room” featuring many … Continue reading "Avant Garbage #D04"

A very chatty episode, featuring a strange anthology of cassette tapes with poetry within, a LP of Jack Benny recounting ‘the golden age of radio’, number station recordings, Hainbach’s ambient piano works, some wonderfully meditative Steve Roden, PJUSK, Tomasz Stanko, and some other strange recordings from the 12k record label. The show is now on … Continue reading "Avant-Garbage #D02"

Michael Ned Holte is a writer, curator, and educator living in Los Angeles. Deep listening to the voices in your head. The episode features: Poetics, Tashi Wada with Yoshi Wada & Friends, Steve Roden, Lucky Dragons, Derek Bailey, Pauline Oliveros, Simone Forti, Nathan Bowles & Scott Verrastro, Robert Ashley.

The Healthy Future podcast is a show about the incredible transformation happening in healthcare today and the progress we’re looking forward to seeing tomorrow. On today’s episode I’m joined by my colleague Steve Roden, general manager of Conduent Healthcare Provider, Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences. We shine a spotlight on Catalia Health, a company at the forefront of leveraging robotics in healthcare. And we interview Mandi Bishop, the Chief Evangelist and Co-Founder of Aloha Health. The Healthy Future podcast is brought to you by Conduent Health, where I serve as the vice president of strategy and portfolio. If you enjoyed the show, please consider sharing it with your friends and colleagues! Show notes: - Healthcare news review begins at 1:58 - Company Spotlight: Catalia Health begins at 7:06 - Interview with Mandi Bishop begins at 11:54

On revient en force et on amorce cette nouvelle saison avec une émission assez variée en styles. Au programme : un alliage de minimalisme et de concret d'Allemagne, du post-rock plus classique canadien et autrichien, de la musique vocale française et un retour traditionnel à la musique médiévale occitane.   - Part 1 : Live / Frank Bretschneider & Steve Roden -The Nurse Shark / What Seas, What Shores -The Flight Of Icarus 1 That Flew Through A Thunderstorm On Its Way Back To Earth / Cinématique -La chute / Catherine Hershey -La Mantille / Jéricho

Colin Marshall sits down in a Wallace Neff dome in Pasadena with visual and sound artist Steve Roden. They discuss whether art can exist without constraints; his enthusiasm for "dumb ideas," such as painting with his mouth; the influence of Buckminster Fuller's Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth, which he found in a gutter as a kid; the inspiration a Jimi Hendrix impersonator gave him, and how he went on to enter the Los Angeles punk scene of the late seventies and early eighties; his punk band's catalog, including such songs as "Kill Reagan" and "Jesus Needs a Haircut"; his skill set consisting primarily of patience and the ability to evolve slowly; working in forms that admit the most failure, and thus produce the most interestingness; the days when he would hang out at the Westwood Tower Records until midnight, and the clerk that gave him an all-important copy of Brian Eno's Another Green World; the beauty of playing an instrument you know nothing about, and of other ideas born of incomplete information; his involvement with languages he doesn't speak, including researching Walter Benjamin without German, studying in Paris without French, and translating Swedish poetry without Swedish; finding the unknown in Los Angeles, and what it means to be able to traverse the city with ease or difficulty; the importance of maintaining a one-man practice; and his uncommonly fruitful experiences reading liner notes.

"We were playing Hide and Seek on a Cemetery Hill... ...quiet hiding in the flowers...among the Flowers and Bones..." Atmospheric drones slowly unfold into childhood memories ... Peaceful melancholic romanticism, but gradually overshadowed by fear of something out of control? Remember: all is well that ends well.... --- originally published on Ambientblog --- Playlist: start time - sample length - Artist - TitleAlbum, Year, Label 00:00 - 01:14 Paolo Fresu, Daniele Di Bonaventura, A Filetta - Le LacMistico Mediterraneo, 2011, ECM 220300:56 - 02:21 Fovea Hex - Love for the UncertainHere Is Where We Used To Sing, 2011, Janet Records JRDS00402:31 - 01:28 Listening Mirror - Rogue BrotherIntensity Breeds Inertia, 2010, aReW recordings RW-01103:12 - 01:23 Mark Harris - LostJust a Moment, 2011, Audio Gourmet AG070350 - 02:48 Peter Prautsch - TreibeisSchwere See, 2012, Palacmusic PM00805:06 - 09:48 Dean de Benedictis - Little Stella Part 2Unreleased 200905:53 - 02:47 Shackleton - There is a Place for UsThe Drawbar Organ EPs, 2012, Woe to the Septic Heart SEPTICCD00110:33 - 04:17 Gareth Davis & Frances-Marie Uitti - Cold CallGramercy, 2012, Miasmah MIACD01910:41 - 03:08 Mathias Delplanque - CalmeLoud Listening, 2012, Crónica 06713:53 - 03:17 Nils Quak - Hymn to the Eternal VoidAether, 2012, Somehow Recordings SR-3714:32 - 03:55 Honoré Feraille - Le Repos des CructacésAu Sud, 2012, Audio Gourmet AGN00616:20 - 03:37 Honoré Feraille - Au SudAu Sud, 2012, Audio Gourmet AGN00618:17 - 04:47 Rudi Arapahoe - Double BindHidden Landscapes 2, 2012, Audio Gourmet AGCD01122:23 - 02:04 Steve Roden & Machinefabriek - LeavesLichtung, 2012, Eat, Sleep, Repeat ESR20120123:41 - 03:24 Miguel A Garciá - StilEscala 2.3, 2012, Escala Netlabel 2:325:50 - 04:48 The Dwindlers - Flowers and BonesDreams, 2010, Feedbacklooplabel FbL008 - (bonus track from bandcamp version)30:02 - 02:13 Andrea Belfi - CWege, 2012, Room40, RM44631:00 - 00:59 Joe Frawley - Premonition ICarnival, 2011, Joe Frawley Music JFM-CD1031:40 - 03:54 Adam Michalak - NowCloudy Days, 2012, Somehow Recordings SR-3534:23 - 03:53 Jan M. Iversen - For Hans RichterStandalones, 2010, TIBProd. MP3 Album 10035:29 - 03:56 Giuseppe Cordaro - Acciaierie di RubieraLoud Listening, 2012, Crónica 06737:09 - 02:07 Marilyn Mazur - TranscendingCelestial Circle, 2011, ECM 222837:28 - 09:08 Greg Haines - 183 TimesDigressions, 2012, Preservation PRE03445:22 - 02:40 Hiroki Sasajima - Colony 17Colony, 2012, Impulsive Habitat IHab04046:30 - 04:30 Mathias Kispert - Anarchy in the UKSomewhere on the Edge, 2012, Gruenrekorder, Gruen 10047:23 - 07:04 Ólafur Arnalds & Nils Frahm - A1Stare, 2012, Erased Tapes Records ERATP024EP52:55 - 03:01 Hildur Gudnadottir - Leyfdu LjosinuLeyfdu Ljosinu, 2012, Touch TO:9055:05 - 01:38 Giya Kancheli - Main Theme From CinemaThemes from the Songbook, 2010, ECM 218856:44 - End

La increíble colaboración entre Steve Peters y Steve Roden titulada Not a Leaf Remains as it was abre nuestro programa de hoy. Además tenemos dos grandes recopilatorios de ambient drone: Hidden Landscapes 2, comisariado por Harry Towell desde su sello Audio Gourmet, y Sequence3, tercer volumen de la serie de trabajos en descarga libre de la plataforma FutureSequence. Lars Leonhard debuta en Binemusic con 1549 y Murmer, el alias del artista Patrick McGinley, cierra nuestra entrega semanal con Specular Reflection. Playlist: Steve Peters & Steve Roden - Fade Away within; Pjusk - Vannspeil; Marcus Fisher - Sixteen Shapes; Lars Leonhard - 1549; Stillme & A. Casas - My Funeral was on the Mountains; Murmer - Specular Reflection. Escuchar audio

Steve Peters and Steve Roden's album Not a Leaf Remains As It Was was produced through the Jack Straw Artist Support Program and released this month by 12k Records. More information at 12k.com.

Steve Peters and Steve Roden’s album Not a Leaf Remains As It Was was produced through the Jack Straw Artist Support Program and released this month by 12k Records. More information at 12k.com.

Steve Peters and Steve Roden's album Not a Leaf Remains As It Was was produced through the Jack Straw Artist Support Program and released this month by 12k Records. More information at 12k.com.

Playliste de Joseph Ghosn pour webSYNradio : UN SPECTRE D'EMOTIONS VERTIGINEUSES. Avec des oeuvres de John Cale, La Monte Young, Takehisa Kosugi, C. Spencer Yeh, Steve Roden, Andy Warhol, Joseph Ghosn, Robert Desnos, Delia Derbyshire, William Burroughs, Kevin Drumm, Angus McLise , Luc Ferrari, Alan Licht + Bridget O'Riley, Phil Niblock, Bernard Parmegiani, Sun Ra, Eliane Radigue, Isidore Isou, Tim Hecker, Allen Ginsberg, Momus...

MATHIAS DELPLANQUE: "PRESQUE IMMOBILE MIX" (recorded for radio JET FM - Nantes, France - in May 2008) - PLAYLIST: 1. Bernhard Günter : « Presque Immobile » (Inédit) 2. Jim O'Rourke : « And a 1, 2, 3, 4 » (Mego) 3. Robert Lippok : « Close » (Rasternoton) 4. Steve Roden : « In between Noise » (Sonoris) 5. Chris Watson : « Runway O2E » (Room 40) 6. Stars of the Lid : « Hiberner Toujours » (Kranky) 7. Jason Kahn : « Transit » (Room 40) 8. Mathias Delplanque : « Plateformes (Dieppe) » (Bruit Clair/Cronica Electronica) 9. Bertuf : « A Random Nature » (Wimm Recordings) 10. Pierre-Yves Macé : « Quatuor Pli (prologue) » (Orkhêstra) 11. ON : « IV » (Brocoli) 12. Mathias Delplanque / Oldman : « Oratoire Part. 1 » (Public Eyesore) 13 : Mathias Delplanque : « Chambre d’hôtes » (Inédit)

Toshiya Tsunoda - Appearance of physical vibration: These recordings are studies of the sonic effects of physical vibration Track 1 - high frequency on a plate glass - 05:46 "Seven piezo ceramic discs are connected with an sine wave generator - and the discs are on a plate glass. Same frequency is output to the piezo discs The frequency shifts slowly and continuously from 9000hz to 20000hz. Due to this, you can listen various sounds made by high-speed cyclic contact between piezo disc and a plate glass, like a ball dribbles. This recording is a private live performance at my room." Track 2 - top of amplitude - 08:25 "I detected the top and bottom of the amplitude from a certain audio signal by a precious gate device. L channel is top (plus level), R channel is bottom (minus level)." Track 3 - on electromagnetic siren - 05:26 "Output an audio signal to the coil of an 100hz electromagnetic siren. The electromagnetic siren vibrates, so you can listen to the amplitude changes according to an audio signal on R channel. L channel, connected by an electrical wire to small metal reeds on the siren which acts like a switch to transmit any vibration from the coil. You can listen intermittently to any change in the vibration. In this work, there are two ways of description; the R channel is continual or linear, the L channel is intermit or dotted." ["The audio signals of tracks 2 and 3 are field recordings source material - environmental sounds from the suburbs. Track 2 was recorded by me, in Fukada-dai, Yokosuka City, Japan, c. 1997. Track 3 was recorded by Steve Roden somewhere in California. Track 3 was made for Steve Roden's installation project several years before which was held in a certain museum of California. This material has not been released on any recording media."