Fabio Perletta Roseto Degli Abruzzi, Italy
Sound and installation artist investigating presence, silence and impermanence, encouraging different levels of experience, engagement and contemplation. Perletta’s practice reveals an inner discipline which goes beyond the scope of rational coordinates, whilst addressing reality and small things. ... more
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supported by 4 fans who also own “7456. Live at Human Resources, Los Angeles”
Never content to lay down a single swooning tone, the artist layers up her charge with fizzy circuits and stereo pan ringtones. A quietly deliberate complexity, entirely satisfying.
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by Giuseppe Ielasi
supported by 4 fans who also own “7456. Live at Human Resources, Los Angeles”
What a treasure this album is. I just got this recently, and turned to it today because i was in a mood where any other music on my phone just felt too "grabby" - too intentionally built to pull levers in my mind. Usually this is what's great about music (pull those levers!), but sometimes... i just want to hear sounds be sounds. These sounds are cute, full of personality, but also not demanding, consisting of unsynchronized loops - a welcome refuge from when I need a break from other music.
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The latest in a series of releases to pay tribute to experimental composer and drone pioneer Éliane Radigue.
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Innocent Passage in the Territorial Sea
by Olivia Block
The Chicago composer turns her own grappling with Covid isolation into a kind of imaginary sci-fi soundtrack.
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Notes On Belonging (Reworked)
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 5, 2019
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Notes On Belonging
by Tiny Leaves
Inspired by the Welsh notion of “cynefin,” which is thematically similar to the LP’s title, “Notes on Belonging” is both warm and wistful.
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