No thread for 2016 -> 4032 -> 8064 -> 16132? Surely some time travel mistake!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFcYvVHWJ7w&feature=youtu.be

dreamy 10 minute track

Elia Perrone & Gigi Masin - Garden Blues (Gigi Masin edit)
https://soundcloud.com/thump/elia-perrone-gigi-masin-garden-blues-gigi-masin-edi

via THUMP - Gigi Masin's Back with a Another Balmy Slice of Balearic Brilliance
https://thump2.vice.com/en_uk/track/gigi-masins-back-with-a-another-balmy-slice-of-balearic-brilliance
Elia Perrone & Gigi Masin
The Stella EP is available on Unclear Records on March 25th.

--- also posted on the Balearica thread

All of Wendy Carlos's Beauty in the Beast is on Soundcloud.

I'm on track 3. I think it's all microtonal. The tuning systems are described here.

closing track, Does it Look as If I Care on the new brilliant Choir of Young Believers album Grasque released February 19th

nearly 9 minutes long - trippy art-pop-rock, piano, bass guitar, synths, soft jazz style drums and a vocalist (Jannis Noya Makrigiannis) at times sounds like George Michael on acid.

riyl: Talk Talk circa Colour of Spring, a.r.kane, Arthur Russell, John Cale, Caribou (Leave House), Tears for Fears

Choir of Young Believers - Does it Look as If I Care
spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2fEZjPxK6btLfGa15aEQHC

new discovery:

Kurushimi "Kurushimi"

http://newprogreleases.blogspot.co.uk/2016/02/kurushimi-kurushimi.html

This heavily improvised release pushes the boundaries of deconstructionist noise-jazz with departures into doom, grindcore, prog, dub and hip hop. The result is something like the unholy congress of Ornette Coleman, Morbid Angel, Bill Laswell, John Zorn and Bohren & Der Club Of Gore.

released February 16, 2016

Bandcamp:
http://artascatharsis.bandcamp.com/album/kurushimi

This Kurushimi is pretty fantastic. Reminds me of Zu and Combat Astronomy, though there isn't exactly a big frame of reference for this sort of thing. Makes me think I should probably try to listen to Naked City again for the millionth time in the hope something sticks.

I haven't really listened to anything in 2016 yet. Need to get some concentration span back and get back in the game. ;_;

Essence of time travel: https://soundcloud.com/western_vinyl/kaitlyn-aurelia-smith-2

p excited for this album

really like the liima & mount analogue tracks upthread too

been enjoying HKEs latest (member of ２８１４)
https://oesbee.bandcamp.com/album/omnia

this new colin newman release comes as surprise, riyl ambient dronescapes

spotify: Immersion - Analogue Creatures
https://open.spotify.com/album/3surlfHPYHuwRhhTZrUJ5q

all 5 tracks are worthy of addition to this threads playlist

Immersion - Always The Sea
Immersion - Shapeshifters
Immersion - Organic Cities
Immersion - Mechanical Creatures
Immersion - Slow Light

more info: https://swim.greedbag.com/buy/analogue-creatures-0/

details of an academic conference related to time and music !

http://www.iaspm.org.uk/making-time-in-music-an-international-conference/

Making Time in Music: an international conference
Posted: February 25th, 2016 | Filed under: Calls for Papers | No Comments »
12–13 September 2016
Faculty of Music, University of Oxford

The capacity to be in time together lies at the heart of all music-making and is one of the most profound of human capabilities; being in time together is implicated in social bonding, altered states, and foundational pleasures associated with music. The ways in which we play in time together, also mark out difference—between genres and between instruments (and instrumentalists), between studio and live performance, between the virtuoso and the beginner.

Two assertions about the temporal in music are the starting point for our call for papers: David Epstein’s comment in his seminal book, Shaping Time, that time is ‘the critical element in performance’, and Lefebvre’s lament that rhythm has been music’s neglected component. These comments underscore the aim of this conference, which is to bring time and timing to the fore in our thinking about musical experience, and in particular, its production.

The conference committee encourages submissions from scholars representing diverse disciplines whose interests lie in time, timing and timekeeping, and their construction by musicians. We welcome papers that address the subject from the following broad perspectives: the psychological/cognitive foundations of this human achievement, time and timing as part of specific cultural praxis, critical approaches to time and technology, the aesthetics of timing, and musical time’s relationship to social being.

The following list of questions indicates some broad concerns of the conference but is suggestive rather than prescriptive.

How is the time of music implicated in social being and sociability? In what ways does the social penetrate the temporality of music?

Can we speak of cultures of time in music? How does the relatively tacit feel for time amongst musicians connect with the discursive?

What is the relationship between the relatively automatic capacity to be in time together and timekeeping as intentional and expressive?

In what ways have technologies changed our relationship to time in music? Is temporality changed through developments in recording and digital technologies?

What are the politics of musical time?

What methods are available to us to address questions of temporality, music, the social and the psychological?

How do we teach and learn about time in music?

Making Time in Music: an international conference
http://www.music.ox.ac.uk/makingtimeinmusic/

Ooh! That's relevant to my interests!

I was plinking around on Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's website last night only to find that she'll be in Austin at the Levitation festival at the end of April along with lots of other great acts. I'm generally a shut-in, but I'm probably going to find myself at a music festival for the first time in about a decade.

I was looking at her website too the other day and I wondered if she was aware that the picture she used for Useful Trees had already been used on a certain other person's album...

https://f1.bcbits.com/img/a1545728932_16.jpg

I mean if so, it certainly is grand that she's reclaimed it for non-nazis

huh I always assumed that was a bespoke drawing for ol'Varg

yep me too which is why I did a double take but it turns out to be by an apparently fairly well known Norwegian illustrator called Theodor Kittelsen who did a lot of fairy tale and fantasy stuff. There's one other piece he did titled Skogtroll which is super familiar to me but I just can't place why I know it.

Playlist newly updated.

ILM's Rolling Time Travel 2016 -> 4032 -> 8064 -> 16132 Thread 2016 Spotify Playlist

Kittelsen's "Skogtroll" was used as the artwork for Endless Boogie's "Long Island" and I recognised it then from my mother's old copy of Ibsen's "Peer Gynt" iirc. prob used for some other stuff too obv

https://www.penguin.com.au/covers/catalog/9780140441673.jpg
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51bxvzDQNTL.jpg

if any ILX timetravellers come to that conference say hi, we cd go for a drink (not going to conference, just live there)

excited for new KAS

Ah endless boogie of course - thank you!

luv the deep rumbling bass guitar ala early Cocteau Twins and Dif Juz that frames this track

Soft Lashes - So True
https://soundcloud.com/softlashes/s-o-t-r-u-e

spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1lFfoMgmNu2mmb3zyPDda8

Bandcamp: ep
Caressed
by Soft Lashes
https://dmtrec.bandcamp.com/album/caressed

You should all hear the new Oranssi Pazuzu. It goes beyond mere metal. This might be one of the great psych-rock albums

I mean...this fucking song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2V-ftsPqV0

we finally have the 'echoes' of blackened doom-psych, folks

dang that is a good song!

LEFT HAND HIERARCHY

arty glitchy ambient-techno track on Ghostly International label

Logan Takahashi - Cella
https://soundcloud.com/ghostly/logan-takahashi-cella
https://open.spotify.com/track/0IAyph7FNHVU9uFn4AiMjG

reminder, today Spotify launched several new fresh finds playlists: including these 2 that are relevant for this thread

Basement ("new directions in electronic music")
https://open.spotify.com/user/spotify/playlist/1qxTIucon6iyPzhh6Iqqwq

Cyclone ("contemoporary experimental and ambient music, mostly instrumental")
https://open.spotify.com/user/spotify/playlist/0xG5Kwu08KFcTSDgwpHrTZ

more info: https://news.spotify.com/uk/2016/03/02/introducing-fresh-finds/

balearic electronic-psychedelic swirl with choral vocals

Odd Nosdam - Sisters (Boards of Canada remix)
https://soundcloud.com/leavingrecords/odd-nosdam-sisters-boc-remix

a soundcloud user comments: "reminds me if Depeche Mode dropped acid with Enya"

balearic electronic-psychedelic swirl with choral vocals

ok I can't not check this out

"reminds me if Depeche Mode dropped acid with Enya"

hmm...

i guess if no one's started a punk thread by march just like, fuck it, right?

anyways this is awesome

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N_bM_uJvYM&feature=youtu.be

(momentary ska breakdown aside)

dear time travel, there is new Dälek

https://vimeo.com/157064725

nearly posted this on rolling alphawack or whatever it's called this year

thread starts with an Andrew Bernstein album, and now here's another one (w/ stream):

http://ehserecords.com/ss017/

(hopefully I didn't overlook where someone already posted it)

forthcoming: instrumental & experimental music:

Spring Music Preview: The Next 100
https://acloserlisten.com/2016/03/14/spring-music-preview-the-next-100-2/

Playlist updated through March.

ILM's Rolling Time Travel 2016 -> 4032 -> 8064 -> 16132 Thread 2016 Spotify Playlist

enjoying the new endgame ep
https://purpletapepedigree.bandcamp.com/album/savage-ep-ptp006

I'm still getting familiar with this but it's definitely interesting microtonal prog rock, sounds a bit like xen Porcupine Tree at times: https://themercurytree.bandcamp.com/

This is good (Deerhoof + Marcos Balter): http://www.wqxr.org/#!/story/ensemble-dal-niente-marcos-balter-and-deerhoofs-greg-saunier-are-unstoppable/

https://thedwarfsofeastagouza.bandcamp.com/album/bes

The Dwarfs of East Agouza:
Maurice Louca - Organ, Synthesizer, Beats
Sam Shalabi - Electric Guitar
Alan Bishop - Acoustic Bass/Alto Sax/Vocals

Wait, does Shalabi live in Egypt now?

that's cool i guess but i'm not rly into 'jams' this year

I enjoyed it. We're all listening to Horse Lords, right?

Playlist updated through April.

ILM's Rolling Time Travel 2016 -> 4032 -> 8064 -> 16132 Thread 2016 Spotify Playlist

yeah I listened a bit. starting to get fucked off with how nobody cares about melody

histoire de melody nonsell

i heard some boulez recently btw, was proper

:)

I like how the Horse Lords is maddeningly repetitive yet subtly shifting throughout. Not really sure how the manage to that. Hard to tell how much is improvised vs carefully orchestrated.

autechre ftr

kind of done with time travel thread tbh, there's been so much amazing music this year from such a swirl of genres and genre crossovers that this doesn't feel like the right niche any more. this thread seems to have become a repository for a very specific sort of arty ambient or jazz that i actually have quite a limited interest in. IDK persuade me

...i... i thought you were persuading _us_...

Lol, was wondering as well

:(

regardless, the playlist is finalized

ILM's Rolling Time Travel 2016 Thread Spotify Playlist

:)

yeah this thread has gone two different ways now

booooo

2k17
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsoCe7C4Kmk

Decide in your heart whether that magisterial work (whose parent album I'm currently listening to) belongs on

Rolling "Experimental Is A Shitty Descriptor But Whatev" 2017

or

rolling attention deficit 2017 -> 999999999999 -> 999999999999999999

choose wisely

Ohhh I totally missed that Laniakea. I find Zu side projects to be entirely rewarding