» mike jedlicka / cloudburst split 12″: tabor / nw passage (oe009)

The split-release consists of one original track by each artist and a remix/rework of the other artist’s material. So you get 4 wonderrful ambient- and fieldrecording-tracks.

Mike Jedlicka’s work “tabor” is a very dynamic ambient-drone piece combining vocals, bowed bass, piano-works and electronics. With the vocals the piece gets a classical touch but for me it sounds even more like classical indian music at some points. These wonderful vibrating and oscillating sounds. It is a piece with many textures and I find something new every time I listen to it.

cloudburst’s piece “mw passage” has a focus on fieldrecording which envolve to a noisy combination between the original source-material and very minimal electronic-sounds. Especially with headphones this piece offers you an enormous world of sound.

The 12″-split-release has a silkcreened artwork by Marcus Fischer on recycled cardboard sleeves and is limited to 160 copies.

You can have a full prelisten at the release-page

» [tube212] Mensa – Moorland

Edu also decided to close down his “Mensa”-project and move forward with other work. Farewell Mensa, and I’m excited about the future works of Edu.

the night will include svarte greiner, crystal hell pool, yann novak, robin + cassia streb (vancouver / la, performing a piece by cat lamb for two violas) and mem1.

Monday, May 31 | 8 pm | $5–10 sliding scale
CTRL+ALT+REPEAT at Synchronicity Space
4306 Melrose Avenue | Los Angeles, CA 90029

More information available at: ctrl-alt-repeat.com.

CTRL+ALT+REPEAT is an experimental music series that focuses on cutting-edge electronic music, improvisation, contemporary classical music, and sound art. Founded in 2004 by Mark + Laura Cetilia, the series has featured performances by artists such as Frances-Marie Uitti, Steve Roden, Kraig Grady and Damion Romero, as well as the presentation of works by James Tenney (Koan), John Cage (String Quartet in Four Parts) and Steve Reich (Different Trains) alongside newer works by composers such as André Cormier, Kevin Patton, Ken Ueno and Cat Lamb.

The Summer 2010 edition will feature performances by Svarte Greiner (Oslo, Norway), Yann Novak (Los Angeles), Crystal Hell Pool (Seattle), Mem1 (Los Angeles) and Robin + Cassia Streb (Vancouver / Los Angeles) performing Cat Lamb’s Parallel / Moving for two violas.

13 May 2010 – Miscelanea – Barcelona (E)
14 May 2010 – Mas Pi – Verges (E)
15 May 2010 – Les Concerts du 7ème Ciel – Paris (F)
16 May 2010 – Flat Show / contact marc kokocinzki – Arras (F)
19 May 2010 – Schokoladen – Berlin (D)
20 May 2010 – Oetinger Villa – Darmstadt (D)
22 May 2010 – La Boîte à Musique – Brussells (B)
23 May 2010 – Nowhere Shows – Namur (B)

>> home n012 – offthesky – Hiding Nature

Wonderful!

>> www.fluid-radio.co.uk/2009/10/jimmy-behan-october-sun

It features a track frrom the sylvie walder & entia non-release, together with tracks by Segue, Isnaj Dui, Biblio and more…

>> www.no-source.info

And the first compilation “Various Artists – Hey You, Choose Your Own Adventure [NS001] – 2009″ is also released, congratulations!

>> www.no-source.info/netlabel/releases_001.htm

Have a good start with the netlabel and good luck for the future, Tim.

IOD released a new three-track-EP from Segue, available for free download:

>> IOD 009 – Segue – In with the out, old with the new

A fantastic work by Jordan and like always at IOD: Beautiful artwork!

Ian has a bunch of physical releases out these days:

SFR005 – Ian Hawgood – We are Better For Being Built This Way
hb01 – Ian Hawgood – Wolfskin
de5024 – Ian Hawgood – Snow Roads

Jonathan send me a copy of  “Wolfskin”, a fantastic record. And I’ll write a long review (the first one in my life) here at Resting Bell. So be prepared

>> LAJ – Recent Ambient Drift and Drones Compilation

A Western Addition, jeremy Bible and Glenn Ryszko. And tracks from Christopher McFall & B.Fleury-Steiner, Pharmakustik + Frequency In Cycles Per Second, Mise en Scene (Shay Nassi) and many more.

>> Boring Music Vol. 6

gillicuddy’s “II” is part of it, and also offthesky, slow, Orange Crush, Koen Park and FourColor. Wow.