3priiises
I just heard that 3priiises was played yesterday on Radio Panik, an FM radio in Brussels :
http://www.radiopanik.org/spip/CC-creations-3pr-iii-4ses
work for sell at the SOUND//SPACE pop-up record store
I have some work for sell at the SOUND//SPACE pop-up record store in London. SoundFjord are hosting a store here and have included my book ‘The School Looks Around’, which is the result of a creative survey of Dartmoor and includes an hour long audio piece. Certainly don’t hesitate to have a visit if you are in the vicinity…details in the add below
Sound is Art blog
a new sound piece has just been put up on the Sound is Art blog
http://margaretnoble.net/blog/a-very-fine-needle
The recording reveals the sound of fine needles pushed into the subject’s eye muscles to test muscle function.
This work will shortly be the subject of an article in the Canadian Electroacoustic Community electronic journal eContact!.
Biotechnological Performance Practice at http://cec.sonus.ca/econtact
3Priiises Vol4
3Priiises Vol.4 featuring Kris Limbach, Flavien Gillié and Joe Stevens. Three Field Recording tracks has been released on net label Earsheltering http://earsheltering.free.fr/earsheltering059.htm
Christoph “Kris” Limbach, Flavien Gillié and Joe Stevens have put together an awesome joint album comprising of field recordings.
“Zanshin Particles” by Christoph “kris” Limbach, a sound artist living in Berlin, whose work for filmmakers has a significant influence in his current field recording and improvisation based sound art.
“La pelouse devient jardin” by Flavien Gillié is a recording from the Occupy Brussels movement in Saint-Gilles (Brussels, Belgium) in June 2011. Where a temporary garden was created on what was an inaccessible lawn. This recording is a montage of what happened during those days.
“Hospital waiting” by Joe Stevens capture moments in time and different spaces within the hospital environment. For him these field recordings unfold the beauty of what appears to be something commonplace.
Download all for free at; http://archive.org/details/earsheltering059
