#Elvin Brandhi

[zef-zef]

Elvin Brandhi & Lord Spikeheart - Intracloud666.6 from: Elvin Brandhi & Lord Spikeheart - Drunk in Love (Hakuna Kulala, 2023)

#2020s #Elvin Brandhi #Kenya #Lord Spikeheart #Electronic #Death Industrial #Deconstructed Club #Glitch #Epic Collage #Cybergrind #women electronic music #Hakuna Kulala #2023 #week 49 2023 #Bandcamp

[postpunkindustrial]

Elvin Brandhi & Lord Spikeheart - Drunk in Love

#Elvin Brandhi & Lord Spikeheart #elvin brandhi #experimental #electronic #gqom #post industrial #Bandcamp #lord spikeheart

[radiophd]

ziúr ft. elvin brandhi -- eyeroll

#2020s #electronic #experimental #elvin brandhi #ziúr

[dustedmagazine]

Listed: Al Karpenter

Al Karpenter was originally Álvaro Matilla (from Barakaldo). In 2014, Mattin started to collaborate with him and in 2022, Marta Sainz and Enrique Zaccagnini from Santander joined. They’ve spent the years post-COVID in a fever pitch of noise collaboration, working with fellow experimenters Sunik Kim, Dominic Coles and Triple Negative on their album The Forthcoming and with CIA Debutante on another self-titled disc. Jennifer Kelly reviewed both in August, writing that, “Al Karpenter swamps threads of song in seething banks of noise and dissonance. You find yourself focusing on blaring surface noise, while sense and melody percolates somewhere underneath.” Here Mattin picks ten boundary-pushing favorites.

El Inquilino Comunista — “Cruel Off” (1992)

This track was actually in their first tape, which for me, was probably the best thing to come out of Getxo Sound, a small noise rock scene that happened in my hometown around the early 1990s. I remember getting this cassette and being blown away. I got inspired to see that there were bands doing things like this in my surroundings. Then I found out about other great bands like Cancer Moon, La Secta, Lord Sickness and Pop Crash Colapso. Now some of the members of El Inquilino Comunista play in other bands like Basurita and Trampas (where my very good friends Piji and Pablo play).

Hanne Boenisch — A Journey to the North Pole: A documentary about the Scratch Orchestra and Cornelius Cardew. (1971)

This documentary portrays the last tour of the Scratch Orchestra and the heated debates that they were going through, but also it documents the amazing experiments and street concerts that they were doing. After this tour, a split happened between the more Maoist-influenced section called the ideological group around Cardew, John Tilbury and Keith Rowe and the more anarchist and performative tendency that went into forming the Slippery Merchants. The tension between the artistic and ideological parts and their split reminds me of the division that occurred with Situationist International in 1961, in Gothenburg, where all the artists were expelled from the group.

Junko — Sleeping Beauty (2002)

I heard this record at Taku Unami’s house when I was on tour in Japan for the first time in 2004. I knew Junko from Hijokaidan, but this solo recording really cut through everything that I listened to before. It could be said to be concrete poetry or noise, but for me is something else that takes an existential level. What are we as humans when communication becomes only lubrication for commodification? This is not a form of primal scream but rather an expression of the impossibility of meaningful existence under capitalism.

Parmentier — Luxsound: 5 Untitled (1998)

Rosy Parlane and Dion Workman formed Parmentier when Thela — the New Zealand noise rock they both had with Dean Roberts — disbanded after a legendarily chaotic concert in New York in 1997. Parlane and Workman left their rock instruments and started an excellent electronic label called Sigma Editions and their band Parmentier. I saw them live in 1999 at the Sprawl in London, and I was so moved by this amazingly precise electronic music but made with a New Zealand noisy attitude which gave it a very warm character. I ended up becoming very good friends with Rosy, Dion and Dean and collaborating with all of them on different occasions.

Constant Pain — Demon Lover

Another band from New Zealand with Cameron Bain, Greg Cairns and Roddy Pain.

Cameron lived in London and used to play in the bands The Mean Streaks and Heliogabalus with Matthew Hyland (of Triple Negative). Roddy also had a short-lived band called Evil with Liz Matthews and David Mitchel, which was simply incredible. Both Cameron and Roddy took the rock spirit seriously, unfortunately to its ultimate consequences. Noise rock made with love and integrity.

Roberta Settels — “Landscape With 3 Tape-recorders And…” (1985)

I got this record, Isolation! Meinhof In Memoriam, when I was living in Stockholm, and I thought it was the coolest record ever. Settles self-published it on her label Music in Crisis after Caprice Records — an institutional label part of Musikverket (Swedish Performing Arts Agency) — refused at the last minute to publish it because they were scared of the political message of the record. Some of it reminds me of what the composer Bernhard Günter was doing in the 1990s but without any of the esoteric connotations. For me, this is a great example of how avant-garde music can meet radical politics.

Batile Alake — The Waka Queen

When Xabier Erkizia and I got to Lagos in 2014 to record Billy Bao’s Lagos Sessions, the first thing that we did was to go to Jazzhole record shop. The owner Kunle Tejuoso started to play us all these amazing records of Sakara, Apala and Waka Music at full volume, and Alake really struck a chord in us. For some reason, later on, Kunle would not tell the name of Alake as if she were some sort of sacred secret. Somehow, we managed to find out who she was, and since then, we have been in love with her.

Petrona Martinez — Le bullerengue (1998)

After that experience in Lagos, I have been searching for similar sounds that focus on percussion and voice in other places by tracing Afro-Caribbean music. The first thing that I got into it was Cuban rumba, especially Muñequitos de Matanzas. A couple of years ago, I was hearing a DJ session of Amuleto Manuela, an incredible Colombian DJ based in Berlin, and she played Petrona Martinez which is bullerengue from Colombia, and this got me into similar forms of music like Puerto Rican Bomba of el tambor from Venezuela.

Gérard Lockel — Gwo Ka Modènn (A.D.G.K.M - 1988)

Another interesting musical genre from the Caribbean is Gwo Ka from Guadalupe.

I discovered Gérard Lockel when I was researching Bèlènou, a fascinating group from Martinique mixing traditional Bèlè with avant-garde approaches. Bèlènou was founded by Edmond Mondésir and Léon Bertide, and I read that they were influenced by Gérard Lockel, so I went to the source, and it was life-altering. I quickly found out that I was not the only one deeply touched by his music, his records cost between 300 and 600 euros on Discogs.

Elvin Brandhi — Shelf Life (2019)

My friend Miguel Prado mentioned Elvin Brandhi, and she is doing some of the best stuff that I heard lately. She is collaborating with incredible artists and travelling all the time. A noise nomad and a fantastic improviser. The first time that I saw her was with Yeah You — the group that she has with her father — at an empty shopping mall in Glasgow as part of the extraordinary Counterflows festival, and it was magnificent. As far as I know, this is her only solo record.

#dusted magazine #listed #al karpenter #mattin #El Inquilino Comunista #Hanne Boenisch #cornelius cardew #scratch orchestra #junko #parmentier #constant pain #roberta settels #batile alake #petrona martinez #gérard lockel #elvin brandhi #Youtube

[ziurinhell]

Eyeroll Album out via Hakuna Kulala July 28

Eyeroll w Elvin Brandhi - Video by Sander Houtkruijer

#eyeroll #Elvin Brandhi #Sander Houtkruijer #Hakuna Kulala #Nyege Nyege #ziúr

[gianttankeh]

Braw Gigs present & Mare Music: Yeah You / Off Brand at Summerhall, Edinburgh: 19/5/24.

You can find out more & buy tickets to this Braw Gigs show here.

#yeah you #off brand #braw gigs #mare music #summerhall #edinburgh #noise #noise music #experimental music #electroacoustic #free improv #improvisation #avant #underground music #no audience underground #weirdo #elvin brandhi #gustav thomas #gwilly edmondez #firas khnaisser #ali robertson #giant tank #tfeh #usurper #make yr weekend one day longer this week

[snackpointcharlie]

Music from elsewhere and beyond for you to tune in, turn on, freak out, and go deep into the heart of creation at the center of the universe. Or something. 10pm tonight on WGXC, 90.7-FM in the Hudson Valley and streaming 24/7 at wgxc.org or UPDATE: download the podcast at the link below

Snackpoint Charlie - Transmission 136 - 2024.04.03 https://wavefarm.org/wf/archive/asfrfb [ ^ click for download ^ ]

PLAYLIST

1) Alice Coltrane - “Journey in Satchidananda” from THE CARNEGIE HALL CONCERT https://aquariumdrunkard.com/2024/03/21/alice-coltrane-the-carnegie-hall-concert/

(underbed throughout:) Pinchas Gurevich - “Whataboutism”

2) Gus Vali - “Telly” from CHIMERA - A FANTASY IN JAZZ ROCK MID-EAST SOUNDS https://www.discogs.com/release/2391349-Gus-Vali-Chimera

3) John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars - “I Talk to the Spirits” from FULL CIRCLE https://www.discogs.com/release/4433050-John-Sinclair-His-Blues-Scholars-Featuring-Wayne-Kramer-Full-Circle

4) Jesse Paul Miller - “Ancient Wave Travelers” from DREAM BOXES AND PSYCHIC MICROPHONES • RADIO AND OTHER SOUNDS FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA 2008 - 2017 https://jessepaulmiller.bandcamp.com/album/dream-boxes-and-psychic-microphones-radio-and-other-sounds-from-southeast-asia-2008-2017

5) Ron English - “Bees” from JOHN SINCLAIR PRESENTS DETROIT ARTISTS WORKSHOP https://strut.bandcamp.com/album/john-sinclair-presents-detroit-artists-workshop

6) Dimi Mint Abba and Nema Mint Choueikh w/Luleide ould Dendenni, Mohamed ould Deddah ould Choueikh, and Mohamed ould Seymali - excerpt from MOROCCAN SAHRAOUI EVENT (A MYSTERY TAPE FROM MAURITANIA) https://hivemindrecords.bandcamp.com/album/a-mystery-tape-from-mauritania

7) Khruangbin - “May Ninth” from A LA SALA https://khruangbin.bandcamp.com/album/a-la-sala

8) Street Musician of Yogyakarta - “Asoi” from STREET MUSICIANS OF YOGYAKARTA https://mississippirecords.bandcamp.com/album/street-musicians-of-yogyakarta

9) Kyle Tierce - “Interlocking Questions” from THE FIVE FINGERS OF A DOG (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) https://superspectrum.bandcamp.com/album/the-five-fingers-of-a-dog-original-soundtrack

10) Jesse Paul Miller - “Radio Cambodia” from DREAM BOXES AND PSYCHIC MICROPHONES • RADIO AND OTHER SOUNDS FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA 2008 - 2017 https://jessepaulmiller.bandcamp.com/album/dream-boxes-and-psychic-microphones-radio-and-other-sounds-from-southeast-asia-2008-2017

11) Nadah El Shazly & Elvin Brandhi - CAIRO ???” from POLLUTION OPERA https://pollutionopera.bandcamp.com/album/pollution-opera

12) Ludwig Berger - “Apparent Heart” from SPECIES LONELINESS https://ludwigberger.bandcamp.com/album/species-loneliness

13) Faust - “Stay or Leave” from MOMENTAUFNAHME IV https://faust.bandcamp.com/album/momentaufnahme-iv-2

14) La Monte Young & Marian Zazeela - “31 VII 69 10:26 - 10:49 PM (a section of Map of 49's Dream the Two Systems of Eleven Sets of Galactic Intervals Ornamental Lightyears Tracery)” from 31 VII 69 10:26-10:49 PM / 23 VIII 64 2:50:45-3:11 AM THE VOLGA DELTA (aka THE BLACK ALBUM) https://www.melafoundation.org/lmy.htm https://www.superiorviaduct.com/collections/la-monte-young-marian-zazeela

15) Ragnar Johnson & Jessica Mayer – “Mo-mo” from SPIRIT CRY FLUTES AND BAMBOO JEWS HARPS FROM PAPUA NEW GUINEA : EASTERN HIGHLANDS & MADANG https://ideologicorgan.bandcamp.com/album/spirit-cry-flutes-and-bamboo-jews-harps-from-papua-new-guinea-eastern-highlands-and-madang

16) Lea Bertucci - “Of Shadow and Substance (excerpt)” from OF SHADOW AND SUBSTANCE https://leabertucci.bandcamp.com/album/of-shadow-and-substance

17) John Bence - Raphael, Archangel of Tiphareth” from ARCHANGELS https://johnbence.bandcamp.com/album/archangels

18) Jesse Paul Miller - “Radio Wat Thailand I&II” from DREAM BOXES AND PSYCHIC MICROPHONES • RADIO AND OTHER SOUNDS FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA 2008 - 2017 https://jessepaulmiller.bandcamp.com/album/dream-boxes-and-psychic-microphones-radio-and-other-sounds-from-southeast-asia-2008-2017

#snackpointcharlieradio #wgxc #wgxcradio #hellsdonuthouse #communityradio #freeformradio #snackpointcharliewgxc #hudsonny #globalmusic #worldmusic #radioforopenears #outernational #hudsonvalley #globalbeat

[burlveneer-music]

Ziúr - Eyeroll

The world has changed, we shouldn't try and pretend otherwise. While we were shut away in isolation our routines shifted, social patterns evolved, and our hopes and dreams were twisted into cobwebs we're still trying to wipe from our fingers. Ziúr tentatively approached this on her last album Antifate, an ambitious and complex hybrid pop fever dream that looked back to a Medieval escapist fantasy as the scent of revolution seemed to hum in the air. But when restrictions were eased, she found herself staring down a discombobulated society that had trapped itself in a spiral of microwaved nostalgia and detached, narcotic repetition. Eyeroll then is Ziúr's musical panacea, a tincture to wake us from our creative slumber and prompt external connection and reflection. It's a polyphonous hex that demands human interaction, and Ziúr's hand-picked alliance of collaborators - Elvin Brandhi, Abdullah Miniawy, Iceboy Violet, Juliana Huxtable, Ledef, and James Ginzburg - each provide distinct voices that together herald a bewildering sonic epoch. Ziúr's palette had to evolve to match the scope of the project, but it was pure necessity that informed the album's defining tone. Recording mostly at night, Ziúr was conscious of the noise she was making so developed a unique way to record organic percussion. Using a set of rototoms - low profile tunable drums - she scratched, scraped and gently tapped the skins to build up the undulating and unstable rhythmic backdrop for each track. With Eyeroll Ziúr is making a firm statement about togetherness, humanity, and the renewal of hope when all seems lost. By bringing together such a wide but philosophically harmonic team of collaborators, she's conducted a body of work that speaks to the creative fringe in no uncertain terms. Now's the time to throw away what you think you know, and build bridges you didn't think you need. Now's the time for action. She may have spent her entire career avoiding the solipsistic trappings of "queer art", but by assembling a communal statement that questions so many normative assumptions about music, politics, and beyond, Ziúr has chanced upon her queerest album yet. Cringe? Eyeroll. All music written and produced by Ziúr. Trumpet on Malikan, Move On & Nontrivial Differential by Abdullah Miniawy Piano on Malikan by James Ginzburg Co-composition on Malikan & If The City Burns I Will Not Run by Abdullah Miniawy Drone on If The City Burns I Will Not Run by James Ginzburg Artwork & Design by Bungalovv

#Bandcamp #Ziúr #electronic #experimental #hakuna kalala #2023

[dustedandsocial]

Dusted&Social EP #13 (7-15-23)

Pel Mel - Love On A Funeral Pyre [00:00] Romance - Romance [03:56] 66cl - Cccp (fedeli alla birra) [06:22] Nusidm - Run To The Shops [08:04] S.U.V. - Pleasure: Act of Defiance [10:50] Dadalú - Frutas [14:47] DJ Hesss - AutoBussing [15:57] L.F.T. - I Want To Be A Witch [19:27] Klara Lewis & Nik Colk Void - Ski [26:00] Exwhite - Mail [28:08] Balans - tko kot pepel [31:31] V/Z (Valentina Magaletti & Zongamin) - Suono Assente [33:38] Frankreich - Heptonstall [38:28] Geld - Hanging from a Rope [39:34] Jac Berrocal, Vincent Epplay, David Fenech - IZevil [42:52] 2Morph - A2 [46:37] TV Dinner Education - flip heli salto [47:42] Umarell & Zdaura - Alicia [50:48] Resa - Die Kleinen und die Großen [53:44] Elvin Brandhi - Methodrone [58:08] Kaukolampi - The Mask of Sanity [1:02:19] Zuli - Quack [1:07:32] Kosmetika - Psycho TV [1:11:02] Soft Blade - Silent People [1:13:19] Dissemblance - Furio [1:15:52] Delphine Dora & Michel Henritzi - Tu me manques nuit et jour comme si je n'étais pas encore né [1:18:46] Regis Turner - sur l'herbe coupée [1:22:13] The Particles - The Trumpet Song [1:26:01]

Pictured: The Particles

On Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/dustedandsocial/dustedsocial-ep-13-7-15-23/

#SoundCloud #mixes

[thekultofo]

I took a handful of #electronica #idm and seasoned it with a pinch of #flashcore, hope you enjoy!

Original artwork: Biren De - August 78

I'd like to thank my Patreons who supported this show: Dafreeze, Strayd0g, ivan & R. Relique.

If you also want to support The Kult of O, and get more content, then consider becoming a Patreon:

Jonas The Plugexpert - Maxtor Hitachi ghost - Yuki Hex Wolves - Dub Stank(Badrich Remix) Rhonchus - Hill Elvin Brandhi - THIS FUNK8 Gridbug - Untitled (How Can I Go On) Anobium - loag Datacrashrobot - Segmentation Fault Bunkle - Racing inward The Rain Kills Quietly - The amethyst burns eiron - ecov Ohmega Sir - Cosmic Winds Etruscan - Unimplemented Forgotten Objectives Mensvreters - POEF PAPA Bars Uit 2

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[muznew]

Beatport Best New Electronica: April 2024

- Artists: Beatport DATE CREATED: 2024-04-05 GENRES: Electronica Tracklist : 1. Arnaud Rebotini - Quelques jours pas plus(Original Mix) 2. Bochum Welt - Extra Life(Take 2) 3. VNVND - Greenhouse(Original Mix) 4. Yppah - Never Mess With Sunday(Edit) 5. Paul Mahoux - So(u)rcier(Original Mix) 6. Laraaji, Louis Carnell - eleven(Original Mix) 7. Speakman - Infinity(Original Mix) 8. Emmit Fenn, Øneheart - The Chase(Øneheart Remix) 9. Vár Sofandi - Never Knows Best(Original Mix) 10. Joplyn - MOMENT(Original Mix) 11. Dekalb Works - At A Canter(Original Mix) 12. Relaxer - A Tickle in My Throat (Fleeting Moment of Calm Mix)(Original Mix) 13. NIN3S - Void & Dark(Original Mix) 14. Ramses3000 - Aphasia(Original Mix) 15. Tyrrell Inc - Yer Yer Yeah(Original Mix) 16. Airwave - Sunset on the Aegean Sea(Extended Mix) 17. Nadah El Shazly, Elvin Brandhi, Pollution Opera - Tusker Light(Original Mix) 18. Arethousa, Voices of valley - Epirus(Original Mix) 19. Read the full article

[zef-zef]

Elvin Brandhi (Freya Edmondes)

source: facebook 📸: ???

#photography #artist photograpy #Elvin Brandhi #Freya Edmondes #women in electronic music

[postpunkindustrial]

Elvin Brandhi & Lord Spikeheart - Drunken Love

#elvin brandhi #lord spikeheart #electronic #experimental #post industrial #noise #Youtube

[radiophd]

elvin brandhi & lord spikeheart -- drunken love

#2020s #industrial #noise #mtv #elvin brandhi #lord spikeheart

[dustedmagazine]

Ruhail Qaisar— Fatima (Danse Noire)

Fatima by RUHAIL QAISAR

Self-taught musician and sound artist Ruhail Qaisar was born in the northern Indian region of Ladakh, the site of generations of conflict between India and Pakistan and communal tensions between Hindus and Sikhs. Qaisar’s practice, which also involves filmmaking, photography and visual art, charts the residual and ongoing psychic damage of these disputes. Fatima is a portrait of trauma, erasure, internalized violence and the persistence of memory. Qaisar moves deftly from direct evocation to contemplative abstraction in ways that mirror the swirl of thoughts and feelings that accompany grief, contradictory, often inappropriate, prone to outbursts and withdrawal. One doesn’t need to know the particulars of either Ladakh’s history or Qaisar’s biography to respond to the universality of his art.

Absence haunts the landscape. Buildings empty but for the anguished ghosts of erstwhile inhabitants and avian colonizers, celebrations overshadowed by dread, profound silences interrupted by vortexes of industrial noise as if Qaisar is running his tapes through a malfunctioning degausser. The information is scrambled, decayed but not destroyed. Voices, when they come, are close, disgusted by uninvited physical intimacy, sickened by memory and guilt, full of internalized violence and self-loathing, prisoners of suffering. Dis Fig appears on “Painter Man”, a fever dream of claustrophobic paranoia, her insinuating whisper set against the metallic clang and echo of a basement dungeon. On “Daily Hunger” insistent drones culminate in Elvin Brandhi’s primal screams, piercing feedback and damp digestive slurps, an emptiness that will never be filled. There are moments of relative tranquility in the lament of “Partition (From Astore to Leh)” and in the birdsong, bells, communal chatter and laughter that appear intermittently to remind us that life goes on despite the chaos, neglect and geopolitical machinations. Qaisar ends the album with “The Fanged Poet” inside which there lurks a Godspeed You! Black Emperor like epic. Crashing drums, howling reeds, walls of guitar, a sense that the artist perseveres by organizing bits and bytes of information into some sort of bulwark against fate. Or at least by getting all that noise out of their heads and into the world. 

Qaisar’s sound design and production make Fatima a close and intensely intimate experience, it is not always comfortable but makes an uncannily deep impact.

 Andrew Forell

#ruhail qaisar #fatima #danse noire #andrew forell #albumreview #dusted magazine #electronic #india #dis fig #Elvin Brandhi

[djmusicbest]

Beatport Best New Electronica: April 2024

- Artists: Beatport DATE CREATED: 2024-04-05 GENRES: Electronica Tracklist : 1. Arnaud Rebotini - Quelques jours pas plus(Original Mix) 2. Bochum Welt - Extra Life(Take 2) 3. VNVND - Greenhouse(Original Mix) 4. Yppah - Never Mess With Sunday(Edit) 5. Paul Mahoux - So(u)rcier(Original Mix) 6. Laraaji, Louis Carnell - eleven(Original Mix) 7. Speakman - Infinity(Original Mix) 8. Emmit Fenn, Øneheart - The Chase(Øneheart Remix) 9. Vár Sofandi - Never Knows Best(Original Mix) 10. Joplyn - MOMENT(Original Mix) 11. Dekalb Works - At A Canter(Original Mix) 12. Relaxer - A Tickle in My Throat (Fleeting Moment of Calm Mix)(Original Mix) 13. NIN3S - Void & Dark(Original Mix) 14. Ramses3000 - Aphasia(Original Mix) 15. Tyrrell Inc - Yer Yer Yeah(Original Mix) 16. Airwave - Sunset on the Aegean Sea(Extended Mix) 17. Nadah El Shazly, Elvin Brandhi, Pollution Opera - Tusker Light(Original Mix) 18. Arethousa, Voices of valley - Epirus(Original Mix) 19. Read the full article