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THIS WEEK IN SOUND: Musical trainspotting + screaming gamecontrollers (May 20); modern works for organ (March 14) ▰ BLOGGING: resources, advice ▰ FRAME BY FRAME: comics at disquiet.com/fxf ▰ KEY TAGS: #field-recording #classical #junto ▰ ELSEWHERE: Mastodon, Instagram, etc. ▰ F.A.Q.: site history, music submission guidelines

When a Drone Is Called Upon to Do the Work of a Melody

A glacial piece by Vyborg, Russia—based Murkok

January 23, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tag: recommended stream

Hearing Gray but Waiting for the Orchestra to Surface

A new track from Keith Berry's forthcoming Elixir

January 22, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tag: recommended stream

Computer Artifacts as Muses

A new 12" from Monolake

January 19, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tag: recommended stream

How Erik Satie Foresaw Brendan Landis’ Excavation of His “Gymnopedie No. 1”

And how Sean Dack intervened in between, back in 2011

January 18, 2016January 18, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, copyleft, recommended stream, video

When a Song’s Development Is a Matter of Distance

In "Arboretum" by Washington, D.C.—based Tag Clouds

January 17, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tag: recommended stream

Listening for Patterns in Slowly Building, Slow-Motion Chaos

A track from Torreano, Italy—based Aimo Scampa (aka hi.mo)

January 16, 2016January 16, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tag: recommended stream

Every* Recording of Erik Satie’s “Gymnopedie 1” Played at the Same Time

A sound experiment in opulent minimalism by Brendan Landis

January 15, 2016August 12, 2019 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, recommended stream

Listening for Context Between Raw and Cooked Orchestral Performances

In a piece by composer Emilie Cecilia LeBel

January 13, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, recommended stream

Music for Fracking

A work by Ohio-based composer Brian Harnetty

January 12, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, recommended stream, video

What Church Bells Might Sound Like in Second Life

A modular-synth track from LA-based Bana Haffar

January 10, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: modular, recommended stream

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