Category Archives: Releases

New in the Corollaries series: Fernando Godoy’s “Is the space empty, only to be filled with the energy of this voice?”

This is the fifth release in the series Corollaries, that compiles works resulting from Active Crossover: Mooste, a cross-cultural collaborative residency curated by Simon Whetham and hosted by MoKS, in April and May 2015. All works are composed from material compiled in a collective archive during the project. This piece was made using field recordings …

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New release: @c’s “Three-Body Problem”

Three-Body Problem is @c’s sixteenth full-length album, and their eighth in Crónica. Like the previous Ab OVO, this album started as a soundtrack for the puppet theatre play Agapornis, premièred by the Teatro de Marionetas do Porto in October 2014, and inspired in the life and works of Anaïs Nin. Three-Body Problem was (re)composed after …

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Tomorrow: @c presents “Three-Body Problem” in Porto

Pedro Tudela and Miguel Carvalhais will present their new album, “Three-Body Problem”, with a session of videos featuring new works from Miguel Leal, Roav & N. Teluric, Nuno Tudela, Cristina Mateus, Lia, André Rangel, Marc Behrens, Rodrigo Carvalho, and Tudela & Carvalhais. “Three-Body Problem” is @c’s newest album, composed from the original soundtrack to “Agapornis” …

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@c presents “Three-Body Problem” in Porto

Anticipating the release of their new album, “Three-Body Problem”, Pedro Tudela and Miguel Carvalhais will present a session of videos commissioned to the tracks of the album, featuring new work from Miguel Leal, Roav & N. Teluric, Nuno Tudela, Cristina Mateus, Lia, André Rangel, Marc Behrens, Rodrigo Carvalho, and Tudela & Carvalhais. “Three-Body Problem” is …

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New in the Corollaries series: Sound Meccano / Jura Laiva’s “Sireli Aeg”

Sireli Aeg is based on field recording sounds captured during the Active Crossover residency at MoKs in Mooste (Estonia) and its surroundings. This is the fourth release in the series Corollaries that will span 2016, compiling works resulting from Active Crossover: Mooste, a cross-cultural collaborative residency curated by Simon Whetham and hosted by MoKS, in …

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