Resonance Aggregated

our 400th edition! framework:ephemera, featuring selections from gill arno's desk: ernst karel, dion workman with mattin, simon whetham with mise en scene, agnes, yan jun, wolfgang gil, andrew lafkas, and paul dickinson.

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Not The Sound Projector Radio Show Saturday 8th December 2012 This is a new home podcast to compensate for lack of Friday’s show No theme tune, no announcements Loud and grisly noise at 256kbps Borg, (Track 6) From IA!, USA PHASERPRONE PPR15 CDR (2008) dsic, ‘Help Enfolding’ From Ambiences 1, UK LF RECORDS lf007 CDR (2008) Necro Deathmort, ‘I Can See Through Time’ From This Beat Is Necrotronic, UK DISTRACTION RECORDS DIST19CD CD (2009) Alex Mein Smith, ‘Fever Of Oscillations’ From Necessity’s Flame, UK HIGH TENSILE 02 CD (2007) Naked On The Vague, ‘Lonely Boys’ From The Blood Pressure Sessions, AUSTRALIA DUAL PLOVER UQU719 CD (2007) The Golden Sores, ‘Arphaxad’ From Ashdod To Ekron, USA DRONE COWBOY RECORDS CDR (2008) Eli Keszler, ‘R.L.K 1′ From R.L.K, USA R.E.L. RECORDS REL003 CDR (2007) Daniel Padden, ‘Crow Crow Growth’ From Pause For The Jet, GERMANY DEKORDER 026 CD (2008) John Berndt, ‘Evolutionary Biology Determining The Possibility Of Its Own Conceptualization’ From The Private Language Problem: New Electro-Acoustic Composition, 2001 – 2007, USA SORT OF RECORDS SORT OF 021 / ABSTRACT ON BLACK AOB 005 CD (2008) Ala Muerte, ‘Grim’ From Santa Elena, USA PUBLIC GUILT PG016 CD (2008) Michel Henritzi, ‘Nothing’ From [...]

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. On today’s show we are joined in the studio by the world-class mezzo-soprano Christine Rice who’ll be talking to us about dressing up as a man, being Bluebeard’s newest ill-fated wife and being half-sister [...]

Three spoken word tracks by artist Liam Gillick from the CD; An Idea Just Out of Reach; original recordings made in Berlin in 2009. Faster, Higher, Stronger by John Wynne from the 10″ vinyl E.P. Art + Factum (2009) which features artist responses to the Olympics site in London. Yes, New Birthday Song by Pipilotti [...]

Hello GoodBye possibly bites off more than it can chew this Saturday lunchtime, with not 2 but 3 sets of live performers in the studio; Dead Rat Orchestra, Hallo Halo & David Tattersall. Since forming in 2002, The Dead Rat Orchestra have played regularly throughout the UK and Internationally, always attempting to react or interact [...]

framework:afield, produced in germnay by marcus beuter. for more info see http://www.marcusbeuter.de.

Panel Borders: Drawn Together – Aline and Robert Crumb Starting a month of shows about ‘lives on the page’, Panel Borders looks at graphic novels which depict the travails of human existence with books that straddle the divide between autobiography and fiction. This week, we’re proud to present Alex Fitch’s interview with Aline Kominsky-Crumb and [...]

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Curator Mathieu Copeland in the studio to talk about his exhibition at the David Roberts Arts Foundation: which includes works by Gustav Metzger, Cally Spooner, Elena Bajo, David Medalla and others.

Electric Sheep Magazine Podcast: Michael Apted and Cory McAbee – From cradle to… Alex Fitch talks to two directors about their projects which capture visions of childhood and how that progresses into adulthood. In a Q & A recorded at SCI-FI-LONDON: EAST, Alex chats to Cory McAbee, creator of SF musicals The American Astronaut and [...]

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. On today’s show he is joined by the soprano Allison Bell who’ll be taking about her upcoming performance of Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire with the BBC Concert Orchestra on Monday and about some of her [...]

This week’s show covers adjusting to receiving help when you are used to giving it (and vice versa) and ways to relax, including the increased usage of legalised medicinal marijuana.

Plundered Classics mixed and mashed with Broken Music by Milan Knizak who started to destroy records in 1965, scratching, breaking, punching holes, destroying the needle and often the record player. Broken Music was curated and assembled by Walter Marchetti and released as a record in 1979. John Oswald: Plunderphonics; Beethoven, Glenn Gould and Stravinsky’s “Spring” [...]

Tim Abbott and Sonja K Peterson broadcast from Alex’s Place in Moorhead, Minnesota. On the fourth anniversary of her hysterectomy, we talk about the loss afterward, especially on the anniversary. The day after Thanksgiving, we also look at coping with family occasions as a spoonie and managing medication when you want to still have fun.