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Site created in 2014 approx.
This has been a solitary enterprise.
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10 Recycled pickups Anton Mobin
Recycled pickups, by Anton Mobin
Voice of fire November 2018
Cybernetics, Soundart, noise, soundscape,
It - system 5050 - give me permission to do nothing
It gives me permission to do nothing
Marsden Jazz Festival
INTRODUCTION: Marsden Jazz Festival - Argyll Street
Borderless – a celebration of music from different cult
Borderless – a celebration of music from different cultures
An Evening with Classwar Karaoke
An Evening with Classwar Karaoke
System 5050 questionnaire one
System 5050 questionnaire 1 a request for feedback on your experiences and testamony
Discordia Exhibition
‘Discordia Exhibition’ Making sense of the chaos.
Nick Branton & Alvaro Torres
BRANTON // TORRES Duo + Guest MICHAEL METCALFE ::
TUSK FRINGE Artist in Residence, Lee Patterson
Taken from facebook
Visit the calendar listing for, Oct 12 at 4 PM – Oct 14 at 7 PM - for more detail, or follow the facebook link
TOPH are proud to present a program of work with the first TUSK FRINGE Artist in Residence, Lee Patterson. Patterson has a repertoire that spans the depths of the natural world, articulating the music of forgotten species to the visceral beauty found in the most obscene gestures in sound making.
Presenting recordings made with his exceptional home-made hydrophones, burning instruments and inimitable contact mics used in sublimely intense improvisations, Patterson will open his residency with an exclusive solo performance at TOPH. There will be interventions of rarely performed works, a rare duo of Lee Patterson and Adam Bohman at TUSK Festival alongside an exclusive online exhibition with unseen, unheard and unknown materials.
Visit http://theoph.org for more information
https://www.facebook.com/events/283377428944780/
Framework radio feed
framework radio
14 September 2025
phonography ::: field recording ::: the art of sound-hunting ::: open your ears and listen
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#941: 2025.07.27 [julian weaver]
this edition of framework:afield, entitled mean sea level, has been produced in the uk by julian weaver. producer's notes: Combining field recordings with live and found sounds, scientific experiment and more, Mean Sea Level elaborates on literal, imaginary, and complex foreshores emerging around the mainland of the UK. […]
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#940: 2025.07.20
in this edition recent sounds from a perpetual favorite of recent years, manja ristić's sargassun aeterna is composed from field and hydrophone recordings from portugal, scotland, croatia and serbia, along with violin, synths, and shells. from here we await dawn, with 3 dawn recordings from various wildlife sanctuaries and forests […]
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#939: 2025.07.13 [isto rahkila]
this edition of framework:afield has been produced in finland by isto rahkila. producer's notes: I have long been interested in what is found between sounds or shapes and I think it has at least as much influence on what can be perceived by seeing or hearing. So to speak, it [...]
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#938: 2025.07.06
a dig into 2 of the 3 recent anthologies of location recordings by post-orientalism music, based in washington dc and curated by iranian-born composer and theorist ehsan saboohi. also the latest batch of soundwalkscapes by viv corringham, who describes the process thusly: take a walk each month, make recordings en route […]
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#937: 2025.06.29 [das]
this edition of framework:afield has been produced in the united states by dAs, purveyor of fine sounds via UBUIBI and big city orchestra for over 30 years. this piece is entitled alameda ether walk. producer's notes: A lot of my source material comes from chance or transitory events. - piezo's & hydrophones […]