Posts Tagged: Flaming Pines
Nektarios Manaras ~ Hovering
Coral reefs are spectacular in their beautiful array of vivid colour, providing sustenance and support to the depths and proving vital for the surrounding ecosystem. Setting down the foundations for a thousand, thriving organisms, marine life is able to flourish
Nektarios Manaras ~ Hovering
Coral reefs are spectacular in their beautiful array of vivid colour, providing sustenance and support to the depths and proving vital for the surrounding ecosystem. Setting down the foundations for a thousand, thriving organisms, marine life is able to flourish
Kate Carr ~ Landing Lights
Landing Lights is a diverse collection of tracks that share a common root: home. Some of the tracks reflect leaving, others the distance traveled, and others the landing lights of return. Thoughts of home travel with us wherever we go, a
Kate Carr ~ Landing Lights
Landing Lights is a diverse collection of tracks that share a common root: home. Some of the tracks reflect leaving, others the distance traveled, and others the landing lights of return. Thoughts of home travel with us wherever we go, a
Broken Chip ~ The Wonga Pigeon
Australia’s Broken Chip is a comrade of the Flaming Pines label, having appeared on several of their previous series. For the Birds of a Feather series he composed a highly subdued piece as on ode to the Wonga Pigeon, a
Broken Chip ~ The Wonga Pigeon
Australia’s Broken Chip is a comrade of the Flaming Pines label, having appeared on several of their previous series. For the Birds of a Feather series he composed a highly subdued piece as on ode to the Wonga Pigeon, a
Simon Whetham ~ The Phoenix
For the past year or so Simon Whetham has been traveling around the world performing and taking field recordings. His music is derived completely from field recordings, so he is a logical choice for Flaming Pines’ Birds of a Feather
Simon Whetham ~ The Phoenix
For the past year or so Simon Whetham has been traveling around the world performing and taking field recordings. His music is derived completely from field recordings, so he is a logical choice for Flaming Pines’ Birds of a Feather
Yuco ~ I’m living in melancholy in the fog
Art often arrives in the wake of disaster as a swift response: an attempt to console quickly or to raise funds. Meaningful art often takes longer to arrive. In the immediate aftermath of trauma, the emotions run high and perspective is
Yuco ~ I’m living in melancholy in the fog
Art often arrives in the wake of disaster as a swift response: an attempt to console quickly or to raise funds. Meaningful art often takes longer to arrive. In the immediate aftermath of trauma, the emotions run high and perspective is
ACL 2012: Top Ten Field Recording & Soundscape
An expert field recording requires more than just a good weather-resistant microphone. One needs a feel for one’s subject matter, a discriminating ear, and the ability to make sound so powerful that it makes up for the lack of sight.
ACL 2012: Top Ten Field Recording & Soundscape
An expert field recording requires more than just a good weather-resistant microphone. One needs a feel for one’s subject matter, a discriminating ear, and the ability to make sound so powerful that it makes up for the lack of sight.
ACL 2012: The Year’s Best Labels
It seems only a year ago that I wrote an article on another site about the wonderful new label Time Released Sound. Oh wait ~ it was a year ago! In only a short span, TRS has risen to the very top.
ACL 2012: The Year’s Best Labels
It seems only a year ago that I wrote an article on another site about the wonderful new label Time Released Sound. Oh wait ~ it was a year ago! In only a short span, TRS has risen to the very top.
The Green Kingdom ~ The Great Blue Heron
Michael Cottone (The Green Kingdom) writes, “we are lucky enough to live near a protected Rookery for Herons. With this piece, I tried to capture the scale, elegance and mystery of this magnificent bird”. Dear Michael, we are somewhat jealous
The Green Kingdom ~ The Great Blue Heron
Michael Cottone (The Green Kingdom) writes, “we are lucky enough to live near a protected Rookery for Herons. With this piece, I tried to capture the scale, elegance and mystery of this magnificent bird”. Dear Michael, we are somewhat jealous
