#3375: New & Old Electronic Music

New Sounds | Dec 16, 2013

Listen to electronic music both old and new from the now Hawaii-based K. Leimer.  There’s austere & flowing space music from a recent release called "Permissions,” along with music combining the sounds of world music traditions with electronics from his 1980’s film soundtrack to “The Land of Look Behind," a film about Jamaica and Bob Marley.

Also, listen to electronic music blended together with jazz and new music in a work from Michael William Gilbert, called “In the Dreamtime.” Plus, there’s music from K. Leimer’s labelmate, Marc Barreca, from his recent, “Tremble,” that orbits through aural space with massive shifts that revolve and build slowly, all interspersed with glitchy interference as though being deflected by some kind of force field.  That, and more.

PROGRAM #        3375, New & Old Electronic Music  (First aired on 9/7/2012)                                                       

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Various: Marc Barreca

The Aerial #3

Messier Crosses the Blue Line, excerpt [1:00]

?What Next? / Aerial - #1991/3 pogus.com/nonsequitor.html

Marc Barreca

Tremble

Suling [6:18]

Palace of Lights 05 | 2012
palaceoflights.com/mbarreca

Laurie Spiegel

The Expanding Universe

East River Dawn [14:17]

Unseen Worlds UW 09
unseenworlds.net

Valgeir Sigurdsson

Architecture of Loss

Between Monuments [5:11]

Bedroom Community HVALUR 13CD
www.valgeir.net
bedroomcommunity.net

Michael William Gilbert

in the Dreamtime

Village/Evening News [7:02]

Gibex 634479792274
cdbaby.com/cd/mwgilbert6

K. Leimer

The Land of Look Behind

The Cockpit [6:33]

Palace of Lights
Sold out. palaceoflights.com/kleimer

K. Leimer

Permissions

Permissions 10 [7:37]

Palace of Lights 04 | 2012
palaceoflights.com/kleimer

 

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