radia

Brouillage
this program is based on texts written by french poet Armand Robin. During years 50’s and 60’s, he spent most of his time listening to shortwave radio stations, in various languages, comparing the evolution of propagandist reporting. He was then publishing a weekly listening report that he printed and distibuted himself (i think it was 23 copies, made with a stencil printing machine). In this program, readings of bits of text (it’s in french) are mixed with various sounds, a lot of them sampled from my friends Martiens Go Home.
http://radioswap.ulb.ac.be/get.php?id=001pr640 to download it from radioswap (you need to be logged in)

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http://kei.cult.bg/radia/Radia22_Radio_Cult.ogg (69,07 MB)

RADIA 22, Radio Cult

First part of Radia 22 consists of a sliced and diced recordings
of experimental gatherings of Bulgarian artist working in the field of
ambient, minimal, micro-sound, noise and experiments. It is a edited and
mixed
2 captures of the jam sessions that happened during the second edition
of The Ambient Festival
in Sofia, 2005.

SOUND AND NOISE TEXTURES
Performed in a live session as part of Ambian Festival, Sofia 2005 by:

Dimitar Pascalev – Bluba Lu
Emilian Gatzov – Elbi
Todor Stoyanov and Stefan Hristov – Ambient Anarchist
Ivo Petrov – Skylined

MINIMALISTIC PERCUSSION INVENTIONS
Performed in a live session as part of Ambian Festival, Sofia 2005 by:

Tzvetomir Krumov – Backpullver
Konstantin Katzarski – Bluba Lu
Alexander Daniel – Ambient Anarchist
Strahil Velchev and Konstantin Petrov – MicroWhat

The second part is a capture of the Hans Tammen’s Third Eye Orchestra.
A concept, in which Tammen as a conductor is inspired by Miles Davis’
subtle style of conducting.
Hans Tammen works with a wide collection of mechanical devices on his
“endangered” guitars, and uses an interactive software of his own design
to rework his sounds in realtime. Projects include site-specific
performances and collaborative efforts with dance, light or video. He
works as a production manager at Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center
in New York, responsible for managing the audio, audio postproduction
and video studios, the education program and for overseeing all projects
related to Max/MSP/Jitter or Physical Computing.

These recordings were taken during the Out of Context performances of
the Third Eye Orchestra at St. Anastasia island and Sofia in August.
The concept was broadened by utilizing the laptop as the only instrument
used in the orchestra.

Part of the Third Eye Orchestra were:

Hans Tammen – USA
Carol Parkinson – USA
Mloski and RES – Bulgaria
KEi – Bulgaria
Acid Fake – Macedonia
Yoko and Dusty – Bulgaria
KiNK – Bulgaria
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Radia show no.21 (tx week 22.8. – 28.8.) is available
at
http://www.moopetals.com/phizmizrabbithole/rabbit_hole_variations.mp3

The piece is by Ergo Phizmiz and called “Rabbit Hole
Variations” – a fantasia on Lewis Carroll and What-Not
…..

Have a look at his website at www.ergophizmiz.com

Radia 19 from Kunstradio is available from Radioswap (login needed)
It’s made of six parts.
Virtual Nature by Bill Fontana
Info can be found under: http://www.kunstradio.at/FONTANA/LS/index.html http://www.kunstradio.at/TAKE/CD/fontana2.html

Orange 94.0, Vienna

„Feif Minuten“
Caroline Hofer (text, voice), Jens Döring (music, production), Max Czerwenka (voice, recording) – additional voice contributions by Resonance FM and riist
Feif Minuten is a random play. Made of: music, ambience and speech – mixed into a piece of 11.294 seconds – in any combination, as often as you want. This way mini-radioplays emerge which can be used as inspiring appetizers or in-betweens. The sentences are taken from every-day life, fantasy, the present, the past and the future.

„Von AHA bis WELL“
Lale Rodgarkia-Dara
Each language has its own filler words and filler sounds which give time for thoughts to develop and build bridges from one sentence to the next. The piece creates an international conversation exclusively made of these words and sounds. Interviews with people speaking different languages are used as audio footage.

“Will it become a choir? – An acoustic world-tour across Vienna”
Ilse Chlan
“Will it become a choir?” takes the polylingual atmosphere of Vienna which is constituted by the coexistence of the different languages as a starting point. Migrants speak about their life and their experiences in Vienna. They came to Vienna for all different kinds of reasons: as refugees, students, artists, looking for work. They speak in many different languages. Will their voices become a choir?

the latest exploits from the Berlin artists, Kevin Blechdom & Heidi Mortenson. Including short interviews, lots of music and jammin in real time. Angie Reed, Scream Club and more. Lots of stuff from the latest wired night in Berlin.
Get it now at:
ftp://diana@resu5.ulb.ac.be:8021/radia/WIRED-DUDINI_FINAL.mp3

http://users.mur.at/toni/[radia_16]_sound_00_-_hyper_global_soundscape.mp3

damn
finaly
uploaded
use it next week and move all for one week or play it at the end of this round
im too tired

artist: sound_00
radio station: kanal 103, skopje
name: hyper global soundscape
description: sound scape
length: 60min
comments: soundscape/sound collage from various sound_00 tacks made out of various edited field recordings and samples
url: www.kanal103.com.mk / www.acidfake.tk

here it is, a production from the BzapCatrap team, here at Riist. The story about Capt Lettuce, the Scientist Bonifácio and Admiral Salat (AKA Baron Fritz) about their search for caustic soda to unplug the sink of the world. The story is played in portuguese but translation is provided at the buffet table, please just wait a little in line…

You can uplift your copy at the usual distribution place (RadioSwap). On demand ogg copies will be provided, free of charge.

Ricardo Reis, RIIST