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Penedessejant…
Leave Another Ghost Behind, by The Marwood Doud Tapes
Hi everybody, I released a little ambient album. If you’re feeling introspective, meditative, or high af, check it out. Thank you.
“El ciberespacio y el espacio mágico son constructos que se manifiestan puramente en la imaginación. Ambos espacios se constituyen enteramente por tu pensamiento y tus creencias.” Mark Pesce
En la intersección entre la magia y la tecnología, BIT.R.I.O.L. propone un espacio liminal esotérico de contemplación, reflexión y trascendencia.Portal de Realidad Aumentada y pieza sonora meditativa. Fragancia.
Leticia Almeida y Mathías Chumino, 2022
True Story | 2221
True Story | 2221
Today’s episode is a true story. Recorded in a very noisy pub just after my mate started telling us about what happened to him once at work.
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True Story
I’m away this week, so this is a guest episode.
Because I make a podcast I’ve become that guy recently. Pulling my phone out and recording…
I will be self-releasing a very limited number of CD singles in with handmade cover art. This release will be in celebration of this year’s Summer Solstice, and will be made available June 21st.
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Taken in Seattle, WA. This is the location that the field recording underneath ‘On Leaving’ were captured. I’ve always been able to relax when near the sea, and watching larger cargo ships slowly drift by in the distance is a bonus. I chose this image as the cover for my album, 'Accidentals’, as it represents the sounds and nature of my work well.
You can hear previews of this album here:
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Although I’m no photographer, I do take a lot of photos when I find myself somewhere interesting. This picture was taken in Seattle, from a trip I will be writing about on here at a later date. Part two of an EP series from me is built up around field recordings taken from various locations throughout Seattle, WA.
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“One thing I’m conscious about in field recording is that it’s only in that moment and it never is again. And if you’re there to be attentive to it and to capture it, you can hopefully transmit that… I think there’s a different relationship with a recording you make yourself because all of that embedded, embodied experience is there and that’s valuable. The ironic thing is that all of us become archives.”
-Lawrence English, “Sound Fields: Adventures in contemporary field recording.”
Images by Christopher Wormald from Lawrence’s 3-day field recording workshop in Pasadena & the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas.
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