Posts Tagged: Various Artists
Various Artists ~ The Folklore of Plants Vol. I
Another expansive (but not expensive) project from Folklore Tapes, The Folklore of Plants is a tiny treasure trove. In addition to the LP, the contents include two pamphlets, a postcard, a packet of seeds, and a link to a short 16mm film.
Various Artists ~ The Folklore of Plants Vol. I
Another expansive (but not expensive) project from Folklore Tapes, The Folklore of Plants is a tiny treasure trove. In addition to the LP, the contents include two pamphlets, a postcard, a packet of seeds, and a link to a short 16mm film.
Various Artists ~ For Headspace #1
For Headspace #1 is a mammoth fifty-track compilation featuring current and upcoming artists on Jakarta’s Tandem Tapes. All proceeds from the compilation will be donated to Headspace, an Australian Mental Health Foundation for 12 to 25-year-olds, in memory of a gentle and much-loved young man who sadly took his own
Various Artists ~ For Headspace #1
For Headspace #1 is a mammoth fifty-track compilation featuring current and upcoming artists on Jakarta’s Tandem Tapes. All proceeds from the compilation will be donated to Headspace, an Australian Mental Health Foundation for 12 to 25-year-olds, in memory of a gentle and much-loved young man who sadly took his own
Various Artists ~ Monika Werkstatt
One persistent, hydra-headed problem of warped gender perception is as deep as the internalization of the bias that perpetuates it. The media underrepresentation of women normalizes pre-existing prejudice. Half of the population is visible in disproportionately smaller measure, bolstering the
Various Artists ~ Monika Werkstatt
One persistent, hydra-headed problem of warped gender perception is as deep as the internalization of the bias that perpetuates it. The media underrepresentation of women normalizes pre-existing prejudice. Half of the population is visible in disproportionately smaller measure, bolstering the
Various Artists ~ The Exquisite Corpse
Let’s start with Leah Kardos’ “Little Phase”, from Bigo & Twigetti’s Summer compilation of last year. Press play ~ and then we’ll play a game. The game is called the exquisite corpse. Most of us played it with paper in primary school,
Various Artists ~ The Exquisite Corpse
Let’s start with Leah Kardos’ “Little Phase”, from Bigo & Twigetti’s Summer compilation of last year. Press play ~ and then we’ll play a game. The game is called the exquisite corpse. Most of us played it with paper in primary school,
Various Artists ~ Trace Elements
“Let the dancing begin!” intones an unnamed narrator on Agah Bahari and PAS Musique‘s “Lucky Number 7”. And so Trace Elements starts ~ with a dub, a beat and a bell. But despite the pulses of the first few tracks, this
Various Artists ~ Trace Elements
“Let the dancing begin!” intones an unnamed narrator on Agah Bahari and PAS Musique‘s “Lucky Number 7”. And so Trace Elements starts ~ with a dub, a beat and a bell. But despite the pulses of the first few tracks, this
Various Artists ~ The Restless Field
In recent months, A Year in the Country has provided rich audio explorations in the form of The Quietened Bunker, The Quietened Village, The Forest / The Wald and now The Restless Field. These efforts include the contributions of various artists, but each
Various Artists ~ The Restless Field
In recent months, A Year in the Country has provided rich audio explorations in the form of The Quietened Bunker, The Quietened Village, The Forest / The Wald and now The Restless Field. These efforts include the contributions of various artists, but each
Various Artists ~ the opposite of aloof vol. 1
The opposite of aloof is warm, interested, involved. This premiere release from the Attractive Coincidence (ACR) label makes a fine introduction not only to the London imprint, but to a number of new artists. Some familiar names (José Soberanes, Strom Noir) provide the
Various Artists ~ the opposite of aloof vol. 1
The opposite of aloof is warm, interested, involved. This premiere release from the Attractive Coincidence (ACR) label makes a fine introduction not only to the London imprint, but to a number of new artists. Some familiar names (José Soberanes, Strom Noir) provide the
