Podcasts about Terre Thaemlitz

NOT KNOWING HOW A DEAD LANGUAGE SOUNDED—episode seventeen of the of The Tale and the Tongue series—follows a conversation with multi-media producer, writer, public speaker, educator, audio remixer, DJ, and owner of the Comatonse Recordings record label Terre Thaemlitz, and Sonia Fernández Pan, the host of this podcast series. The title of this podcast is inspired by a comment that appeared during the meeting with Terre Thaemlitz. She proposed a future in which aspects of the past are unknown as a critical gesture towards the ongoing and growing demand for visibility and preservation of mainstream, but not only, archival systems. Like any other medium, archives and documents produce ideology and are produced by ideology. Following more of Terre Thaemlitz's comments, this podcast conversation is also not excluded from how criticism of the system is part of the system. Because, as he says, analysis and artistic work is often confused with political organisation. The relational dynamics of gender also emerged in this conversation with Terre Thaemlitz. Like Brigitte Vasallo—author, activist and former guest of the Promise No Promises! podcast series, episode 27 The Monogamy of the System—he is very nuanced about the widespread belief that removing gender from language removes its impact on social realities. On the current situation of gender pronouns, Sonia Fernández Pan also shared with Terre Thaemlitz her thoughts on other uses for the pronoun “they.” Sometimes Sonia Fernández Pan perceives in this pronoun a chance to imply the plurality of the self: “they” in relation to the “I” and not so much to the “she” or “he.” We are often asked to speak in key words that make us less complex than we are. Identity as a comfort zone or final destination contradicts the identity discomfort of so many lives. Being different like others is not the same as being different from others.

INTERVIEW & TRACKLIST > https://inverted-audio.com/mix/black-light-smoke American producer @black-light-smoke steps up to deliver the 374th edition of the IA MIX Series, interweaving a subterranean masterclass of deep club sonorities, bolstered with his own edits of classic tracks from Maurizio and Chip E. Originally from Chicago, Jordan Lieb studied in Massachusetts before relocating to New York in 2001 to pursue a career in music. He met Francis Harris (circa 2010), whilst Harris was looking for a studio to mix down his debut album ‘Leland‘. This initial friendship blossomed into a mutual kinship that resulted in Jordan releasing the first two vinyl releases on @scissorandthread. Jordan's second studio album ‘Ghosts‘ is a woozy deep house LP packing 15 chugging grooves, analogue synth melodies and sultry vocals that will appeal to the deepest of house heads. In the interview below, we find out more about the makings of the album, its cryptic artwork, collaborations with vocalist Léah Lazonick and his long-standing admiration for all things Terre Thaemlitz, alongside studio gear and his approach to using social media.

In this week's episode of Playful Podcast, we're meeting with the house music producer, DJ, record label owner and public speaker Terre Thaemlitz, also known as DJ Sprinkles. Sprinkles started her record spinning journey in New York, during the 80's.A red thread within Terre's work as an artist is the ongoing critique and pessimistic view on society's norms, such as capitalism, gender, sexuality and class for example; something that also comes through within the music she's making.In this conversation we speak about her approach to– Society at wide and teenage years feeling as an alien– How her approach to society at large took shape– Her musical journey– Why house music is named that way– Social Media OF COURSEAnd so much more.Playful Podcast is available on Spotify, all Podcast Apps and YouTube.If you wanna support us and what we do – become a Patreon. As a Patron you'll also get access to the extra material where we speak to DJ Sprinkles about their approach to creative blocks, as well as pessimism and what that means to their productions. We also speak about how she works through topics they're interested in and use that as a creative outlet to delve deeper into the subject and so much more. Also, this is the last chance of becoming a Patron for only 2€ as we're soon raising the minimum support to 5. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Terre Thaemlitz, commonly known as DJ Sprinkles, is an artist, producer and public speaker at the heart of club and experimental culture. Now based in Japan, she grew up in rural Missouri and moved to New York in 1986. His musical output has spanned intoxicating deep house to stripped back experimentation. Her work takes a critical look at identity politics, gender, the music industry and global capitalist structures. He has artfully resisted categorisation and always maintained her artistic autonomy. This vital and disruptive spirit made him the perfect first subject of this Don't Assume interview.Presenter - Zakia Sewell, Producer - Lizzy King, Editor - Mae-Li Evans, Sound Recording - Josh Farmer & Sigourney Watson, Mastering - Josh Farmer, Composer - Jennifer Walton, Talent & Outreach - Samuel Strang. This is an NTS Podcast, discover more www.nts.live. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight's edition wraps around three wonderful longform ambient pieces I've re-discovered - Bill Laswell + Terre Thaemlitz' Insectoidal Regression, David Newlyn's Church Fires and Eluvium's Static Nocturne. That and a few other choice works makes tonight's episode a special listen. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Accepted Isolation by Alonefold on Signpost Horizons (Rural Colours) 14′20″ Insectoidal Regression by Bill Laswell and Terre Thaemlitz on Web (Subharmonic) ⭐️I love this track. It's my favorite on the record (released 1995), and a pretty unique collaboration for Bill Laswell, who usually is doing some pretty loud free jazz. However, in the spirit of Laswell's 'collision music' concept bringing Terre Thaemlitz into the mix is a perfect choice. 33′44″ Church Fires by David Newlyn on Church Fires (Polar Seas Recordings) ⭐️An absolutely lovely 40+ minutes of shifting tones, some of the most gentle and enjoyable work I've heard. This came out in 2015, following a few really great records that are a bit more 'conventional' for Newlyn (more making use of his skills as a pianist). 77′30″ Static Nocturne by Eluvium on Static Nocturne (Watership Sounds) ⭐️Everything you'd expect from a long Eluvium piece. By far my favorite of Matthew Cooper's work is the rare CATALIN record , but in terms of sheer atmospheric weight and variety of textures, 2010's Static Nocturne is top-notch work. Check out the full archives on the website.

In this episode Jared speaks with Terre Thaemlitz, a music producer, DJ, writer and public speaker, whose work over three decades offers uncompromising critical examinations of media distribution, queer identity, and non-essentialist transgenderism.Raised in Missouri before moving to New York in the late 1980s, Terre was a resident DJ at storied queer nightclub Sally's II in the early ‘90s. Since then, Terre has released music, critical writing, and video via her own Comatonse Recordings, as well as independent labels including Germany's influential Mille Plateaux. Based in Japan since the early 2000s, he also continues to perform and record under the deep house alias DJ Sprinkles, releasing the acclaimed 'Midtown 120 Blues' in 2008.Image courtesy Comatonse Recordings.

See here for full episode: patreon.com/aqnbIn this episode Jared speaks with Terre Thaemlitz, a music producer, DJ, writer and public speaker, whose work over three decades offers uncompromising critical examinations of media distribution, queer identity, and non-essentialist transgenderism.Raised in Missouri before moving to New York in the late 1980s, Terre was a resident DJ at storied queer nightclub Sally’s II in the early ‘90s. Since then, Terre has released music, critical writing, and video via her own Comatonse Recordings, as well as independent labels including Germany’s influential Mille Plateaux. Based in Japan since the early 2000s, he also continues to perform and record under the deep house alias DJ Sprinkles, releasing the acclaimed 'Midtown 120 Blues' in 2008.Image courtesy Comatonse Recordings.

Longtime label friend James Lotion is a Dutch transplant living in Copenhagen. As part of the queer and trans DJ collective SWEAT, they hosts parties and events with focus on uplifting queer and trans artists and creating safer dance floors at club nights in Copenhagen and Malmö.  In their own words: ‘’I feel very inspired and empowered by artists that use their music as a platform for their activism, and decided to highlight some of their work in this mix. There is a lot to tell about many of these artists, but here is a (very) short intro to three artists that are particularly dear to me.’’ DJ Hvad (Danish for What) is a well-known experimental artist from Copenhagen who o.a. uses his music and performances to speak out against racism and the anti-immigration policies of the Danish government. Terre Thaemlitz is an ambient artist/composer that focuses on themes of gender and sexual identity, sex work and the HIV crisis. I highly recommend checking out her work and writings on comatonse.com Utra-Red and is a LA-based group that explores urban social relations o.a. through sound recordings. Their song N30, which I included in this mix, is fx. composed exclusively from site recordings made during street protests against the World Trade Organization Third Ministerial Conference in Seattle in 1999. Enjoy this ace selection and stay flexible! XR @james-lotion @etandetsted TRACKLIST: Sussan Deyhim – Desert Equations (for Brion Gysin) Moritz von Oswald Trio – Dark Georgia – Aoesdawas Emra Grid – Fifteen Day Triology Terre Thaemlitz – She’s Hard DJ Hvad & Pan Daijing – Zhao Hua Legowelt - オカルト志向犯罪 -ノルウェーのレイヴ Okaruto shikō hanzai(Occult Orientated Crime - Norwegian Raven) Zoë Mc Pherson - String Figures 1 ~ sabotage story (unknot opening) Pan Daijing – Phenomenon Vector Trancer – Rest for the Wicked Död – Sin City Bergsonist – Control over the System Xiorro - Keep Moving Forward IVVVO – Consumed Ultra-red – N30 Oceanic – Sea If You Can Hear

Scott Walker; Sarah Davachi; Peppermoth; Scott Walker; Arvo Part; Loscil; Terre Thaemlitz; Brian Eno; Puce Mary; Apparat; Scott Walker; Jim Carroll; Laurie Anderson / Arto Lindsay; Scott Walker; Jerome Miniere; Malka Spigel; David Bowie; Nico; Scott Walker; Ian Willaim Craig; Julia Holter; David Bowie & The Walker Brothers.

Felicia Atkinson / Jefre Cantu-Ledesma ; Hammock; Machinefabriek / Marissa Nadler; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Sarah Davachi; Tim Hecker; Adham Shaikh; Blake Mills; Terre Thaemlitz; Penelope Trappes; Nervous Operator; White Poppy; Connect_icut; Matchess; Ian William Craig; Roy Montgomery / Purple Pilgrims; Julia Holter; Stereolab; Cinematic Orchestra; тпсб; Croatian Amor; Capitol K & Peppermoth.

Solénoïde (04.02.2019) - Cette semaine, Solénoïde vous fait goûter aux plaisirs abstraits de l’apesanteur sonore. Pendant 55 mn, cette émission vous offrira un panorama unique sur la nébuleuse des musiques d’atmosphère. Et pour atteindre cet objectif, ce sont pas moins de 10 sélections musicales qui composeront ce mix, 10 productions signés par d’authentiques designers ou paysagistes sonores.

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.

The most feminist month of the year is here and Expatriarch Radio keeps on featuring gender rebels! In this episode you will hear music from Terre Thaemlitz, Linn da Quebrada, Flohio (pictured), Chynna, Smerz, Lyzza, Akkamiau and many more! Tracklisting: www.expatriarch.com/radio94 Expatriarch Radio is broadcast on reboot.fm (88.4 in Berlin, 90.7 in Potsdam), coloRadio (Dresden), Radio BLAU (Leipzig), radio t (Chemnitz), FSK (Hamburg), and online all the time at www.expatriarch.com.
 You can also download episodes and subscribe to Expatriarch Radio via iTunes podcasts. Flohio's picture by Colors Studio.

Jah Wobble / Bill Laswell; SubtractiveLad; Jeff Greinke; Steve Roach; Sontag Shogun; Titanium Tunnels; Terre Thaemlitz; Mingle; Mappe Of; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Ian William Craig; Lights in a Fat City; Bibio; Off World; Esmerine; Visible Cloaks; Pauline Anna Strom; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; Trailer Trash Tracys; Kreidler; Destroyer & Cold Specks.

Somehow I managed to leave my controller at home. Again. Starting with a few Bristol Sound classics, then a quick detour via some reggae from the Ivory Coast and South Africa, then back home for some strangely House-y oddments. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′41″ Safe From Harm (Perfecto Mix) by Massive Attack on Singles 90-98 [Disc 3] (Wild Bunch) 19′17″ Wandering Star by Portishead on Dummy (-) 19′42″ Ponderosa by Tricky on Maxinquaye (-) 21′50″ Let's Get It On by Reprazent on New Forms (Talkin' Loud) 33′09″ All My Sins by Portishead on Pearl (-) 33′38″ I Love Paris by Alpha Blondy on Jerusalem (Stern Africa) 34′08″ Bloodshed in Africa by Alpha Blondy on Jerusalem (Sterns Africa) 42′19″ Prisoner by Lucky Dube on The Best of Lucky Dube (-) 47′39″ Don't Mean To Be Rude feat. Zaki Ibrahim by Spoek Mathambo on Mshini Wam (-) 52′59″ Sereia by Naty Kid on Radioclit presents: The Sound Of Club Secousse Vol.1 (Secousse) 60′15″ Journey In Satchidananda by Alice Coltrane ft. Pharoah Sanders (-) 70′53″ When Love Feels Like Crying (Original Mix) by Mathew Jonson on Walking On the Hands That Follow Me EP (Techno - ) 74′36″ Massif by Ramjac feat. Mixmaster Morris on Massif (-) 80′26″ Papua New Guinea by The Future Sound of London on Papua New Guinea (-) 87′10″ Grand Central - Part 1 (Deep Into The Bowel Of House) by Terre Thaemlitz, DJ Sprinkles on Midtown 120 Blues (Purchased at Beatport.com) 93′11″ Secrets & Lies by Fort Romeau on Secrets and Lies (-) 108′20″ Good Day Today (Underworld Classic remix) by David Lynch on Good Day Today (-) 116′47″ O Superman feat. Laurie Anderson (Reboot's 20 Cubans Rework) by M.A.N.D.Y. and Booka Shade on Get Physical - 7th Anniversary Compilation (Limited Edition) (Get Physical) Check out the full archives on the website.

De Biosphere à Belong, de Superstorms à Terre Thaemlitz, de Pan•American à Thomas Köner, le seul élément persistant, agissant comme un lien indicible entre tous ces fragments sonores, semble prendre la forme d’un hors-champ. L’absolue conviction qu’il se passe quelque chose en dehors du simple éclat musical immédiat reste à elle seule la porte d’entrée vers les nombreux recoins dont regorgent certains morceaux d’ambient. Vers tout ce qu’il se passe au fond, vers tout ce que l’on est jamais sûr d’avoir vraiment entendu, vers tout ce qui fera l’unicité de chacune des écoutes. C’est d’entre les craquements, les bruits, les erreurs, les trains, les arbres et les routes qu’émerge la densité tellurique des nappes, et que peut se déployer toute la complexité de cette musique latente. Dans la série des mixes réalisés par les chroniqueurs d’Amplitudes, Gregoire prend la main et choisit l’ambient. Tracklist : Chris Dooks and Machinefabriek – The Pike Knowes The Loupin’ Stanes Biosphere – From A Solid To A Liquid Roly Porter – Caladan Vitor Joaquim – Filaments And Walls Machinefabriek – Kreukeltape Thomas Köner – 31° 46′ N 35° 13′ E Hour Ten Belong – I’m Too Sleepy…Shall We Swim? Vex’d – Remains Of The Day Terre Thaemlitz – Elevatorium Superstorms – Part 4 Steinbrüchel – These 2 Sparkling Wide Pressure – Cosmos Blues I William Basinski – Melancholia II Pan•American – Amulls Chris Watson – El Divisadero

De Biosphere à Belong, de Superstorms à Terre Thaemlitz, de Pan•American à Thomas Köner, le seul élément persistant, agissant comme un lien indicible entre tous ces fragments sonores, semble prendre la forme d’un hors-champ. L’absolue conviction qu’il se passe quelque chose en dehors du simple éclat musical immédiat reste à elle seule la porte d’entrée vers les nombreux recoins dont regorgent certains morceaux d’ambient. Vers tout ce qu’il se passe au fond, vers tout ce que l’on est jamais sûr d’avoir vraiment entendu, vers tout ce qui fera l’unicité de chacune des écoutes. C’est d’entre les craquements, les bruits, les erreurs, les trains, les arbres et les routes qu’émerge la densité tellurique des nappes, et que peut se déployer toute la complexité de cette musique latente. Dans la série des mixes réalisés par les chroniqueurs d’Amplitudes, Gregoire prend la main et choisit l’ambient. Tracklist : Chris Dooks and Machinefabriek – The Pike Knowes The Loupin’ Stanes Biosphere – From A Solid To A Liquid Roly Porter – Caladan Vitor Joaquim – Filaments And Walls Machinefabriek – Kreukeltape Thomas Köner – 31° 46′ N 35° 13′ E Hour Ten Belong – I’m Too Sleepy…Shall We Swim? Vex’d – Remains Of The Day Terre Thaemlitz – Elevatorium Superstorms – Part 4 Steinbrüchel – These 2 Sparkling Wide Pressure – Cosmos Blues I William Basinski – Melancholia II Pan•American – Amulls Chris Watson – El Divisadero

RA travels to Communikey to track down the idiosyncratic producer.

RA travels to Communikey to track down the idiosyncratic producer.

This week the Lollards get Popular! No really! Tom Ewing makes his way to the sprawling Resonance FM studios to preview the next entry in his mammoth project. Mark Sinker, Kat Stevens, and host Elisha Sessions join him for a wide-ranging discussion that takes in Terre Thaemlitz, childhood, pop stars’ relationships with their audiences, a […]