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Shards Of Splinters – Fragments Of Scratches / Killustiku Killud – Kriimude Killud. TARAB -Eamon Sprod- (Semperflorens 2012) Review by Daniel Crokaert Actuator of sonorities & tireless surveyor, Eamon Sprod (Tarab) goes through his environment on the permanent alert, on…
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Peter Cusack Interview
Nice interview with Peter Cusack at Create Digital Music. “I don’t think you can study sound on your own, I think it’s a very big topic. It crosses into many areas, into science, law, politics – and into all kinds…
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The grey area that we inhabit Editorial by David Vélez Recently I have noticed a tendency in acousmatic composers* to move away from the recorders, microphones, computers, samplers and synthesizers in order to explore sculptoric objects and in general explore a less acousmatic…
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Noise: A Human History
Prof David Hendy presents a 30-part series exploring the role of sound, and listening, in the past 100,000 years of human history BBC Radio 4
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New Book: In the Field – The Art of Field Recording
In the Field, a new and promising book written by Cathy Lane & Angus Carlyle is available now. This is a collection of interviews with contemporary sound artists who use field recording in their work. From its early origins in…
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Quies. PETER LENAERTS (Very Quiet Records 2013) Review by Chris Whitehead As a boy I remember going down with a bunch of schoolkids into one of the Blue John caverns deep beneath the Derbyshire hills. The guide said “we’re now…