Misanthropic Agenda Houston, Texas
Sound art and electronic music record label founded in 1998.
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Parts of 'Signaler' sound like someone tumbling down a large hill ass over teakettle with a full drum kit in tow. I think those raucous clobbering drum clusters and the malleable suffocated noise that Altar of Flies manages to concoct sold me on this. Nice work. Not for delicate eardrums.
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Hear After: Matters of Auditory Paranoia
by Francisco Meirino
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Highly enjoyable, a rare find indeed. Sounds balanced beautifully on the borderline between noise and ambient.
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Electroacoustic Works
by IANNIS XENAKIS
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Some of the most gripping electronic music ever made.
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KEDA creates a spellbinding soundtrack for a contemporary dance production by Compagnie Linga that centers the Korean geomungo.
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A collaboration between two sound artists aims for uncanny, hallucinatory territory.
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Remembrance Of Things To Come
by Papaphilia
Sound & visual artist Fjorn Bastos, aka Papaphilia, reflects on historical cycles of colonial violence on this heady experimental dance LP.
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