Durán Vázquez and Kloob have known each other for over 25 years, sharing a strong interest in electronic music. In early 2023 they started collaborating towards developing a long-form work, for which the short story Novel of the White Powder by Arthur Machen became a strong inspiration. Machen’s story is a precursor of what we now know …
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New release: @c + Visiophone’s “30×N — LRJ1”
We’re happy to announce @c + Visiophone’s 30×N — LRJ1, now available from Crónica. 30×N — LRJ1 is the second release in a series originating from 30×N, an audiovisual performance by @c + Visiophone. Each release in this series includes fixed-media audio and audiovisual compositions created from the materials of one of the performance’s sections, both exploring …
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Haarvöl’s “Horizons of Suspended Zones” reviewed by Blow Up
Emiter’s “Electromagnetism of the City” reviewed by Anxious
Natura i miasto… Jeśli zestawimy ze sobą te środowiska w kontekście tego, co słyszymy, naturalnie pojawić się może przeciwstawne porównanie – cisza i hałas. Gdyby jednak spróbować usłyszeć w miejskim zgiełku harmonię jego odgłosów? Dobrym punktem wyjścia będzie tu nowy album Emitera. Już sam jego tytuł zachęca do wgłębienia się w dźwięki otoczenia i spojrzenie …
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New release: Emiter’s “Electromagnetism of the City”
We’re very happy to present the new album by Emiter, Electromagnetism of the City. This album is composed from the broad range of noises that surround us in contemporary urban life, on the impulses, discharges, and harmonies of the city. Emiter explores feedbacks, noises, densities, and how streets are like a circuit board where houses are chips and …
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Marc Behrens’s “Clould” reviewed by The Sound Projector
We’re still reeling from Mut Att Narc Imm which we noted in 2019, continuing in our way to typecast this player as severe and extreme in his very distinct approach to minimalism, but it’s more likely we’re still enduring self-induced nightmares and sleepless nights from that image of a red claw. In fact this fellow has a wide …
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Haarvöl’s “Horizons of Suspended Zones” reviewed by Music Map
Haarvöl è il nome di un progetto musicale portoghese fondato da Fernando José Pereira, João Faria e Rui Manuel Vieira. Pensata e sviluppata come esplorazione delle proprietà del suono, e finalizzata alla definizione di ambienti sonori cinematografici e immaginativi, la proposta del trio trova un suo nuovo manifesto in “Horizons of Suspended Zones”, album pubblicato …
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David Lee Myers’s “Terrenus” reviewed by Blow Up
David Lee Myers’s “Terrenus” reviewed by Chain DLK
David Lee Myers has been called many things – pioneer of feedback music, sonic cartographer, stubborn alchemist of electronics – but with “Terrenus” he plants his machines firmly in the soil. If so much electronic sound gazes longingly at the stars, Myers insists on digging his fingernails into mud and moss, coaxing voices from tangled …
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Ilia Belorukov’s “NRD DRM TWO 2022-2024” reviewed by Music Map
Ilia Belorukov è un musicista originario di San Pietroburgo e attualmente di stanza a Novi Sad, in Serbia. Da tempo attivo nel campo della musica sperimentale, del noise, dell’elettroacustica e dell’improvvisazione, Belokurov è tornato recentemente per Crónica Records con “Nrd Drm Two 2022-2024”, una raccolta di pezzi realizzati nel triennio in questione con un Nord …
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