It’s 100% new Australian experimental and exploratory music on this week’s Out From Under. We’ll be listening to: new sound works from both musician and composer Rosalind Hall and Sydney’s Alexandra Spence; the Melbourne duo of Tarquin Manek & Ying-Li Hooi on a celebratory compilation from Altered State Tapes; minimal electronics meets exquisite vocals in new work from Allume and Eitanr; plus new music from Logic 1000, Automating, J Campbell and the deliciously named Little Songs Of The Mutilated.
Originally broadcast on Resonance Extra, 12th May 2019.
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Tracklisting:
All music by Tangents.
- LOGIC1000 – The River Is Tight (from ‘Logic1000 – EP’)
- Tarquin Manek & Ying-Li Hooi – The Smoke In Your Eyes (from ‘From The Bottom Of The Earth To The Top Of The Wazir’)
- J. Campbell – Traces Of Evening Cologne (from ‘Heirloom’)
- Allume – The Sound of Rain Starting (from ‘Valentine’)
- eitanr – The Meridian (from ‘Mother Tongue’)
- Rosalind Hall – Drift (from ‘Drift’)
- Alexandra Spence – bodies in place / bodyscan (from ‘Waking, She Heard The Fluttering’)
- Automating – Third Eye (Electric Sounds hardcore jungle remix) (from ‘Lost & Profound’)
- Little Songs Of The Mutilated – Without hesitation, a bad imitation of self immolation, I always choose harmonic minor bullshit illusion (from ‘Down the pink waterslide we go, saltily exhaling fluffy little songs of the mutilated’)