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well, here we are folks, our last show before our annual summer break. what's more, we're just back from travels in the united states and extremely jet lagged, so we apologize if we seem a little hazy. we were definitely a bit hazy when we made this show, and have […]
ok, we're traveling, so this is short. these sounds are great; enjoy them! we're in the great state of maine today, enjoying seaside views and summer beverages. soon we'll be picking up copies of the new murmer cd, mill:liminal, in boston. we played it already, but maybe we'll play it again. happy summer!
the heat has hit estonia at last, so sounds from a swaying cornfield feel appropriate, and annie dodson delivers. thailand, i would imagine, was also quite warm at the time cm von hausswolff & chandra shukla's sounds were recorded, but the weather for maría bulla & juan bermúdez's walks through ithaca, new […]
a few weeks ago we acknowledged the passing of another great artist from our community, the canadian electroacoustic composer chantal dumas, who passed away in montreal on may 17th. we announced then that we'd be airing a full memorial edition for her in the coming weeks; that plan is hopefully […]
this week, long hypnotic slowly-developing tracks from jonáš gruska (composed from sounds recorded surreptitiously inside a japanese pachinko parlor), freight cell (a side project of scottish artist fletina, focusing specifically on abstract, repetitive dronescapes), and brad rose (constructed from sounds produced by an interactive installation with autumn leaves). and a […]
i've always tried to keep framework radio and murmer as independent projects, and i've always attempted to avoid the trap of using framework to overly-promote my own artistic activities. but guess what? i have a new album out! and it's made from field recordings! i get to play my own […]
i will keep it brief here, as i'm in an airport, flying back home from LOM's wonderful field recording meetup 2026 in bratislava, where i was able to spend time with daniel kordik, izabela dłużyk, tomáš šenkyřík, jonáš gruska ( mr. LOM himself), and many others. i gave a talk on […]
this is a good one, with sounds of everyday parisien life by roberto vodanović čopor; polish nature with gentle instrumental accompaniment by izabela dłużyk (who i'm looking forward to meeting at the LOM meetup as well); sounds of the four basic elements inspired by the ancient greeks by patrick quinn […]
this week: an exploration or the aural relationships between the lacandon people of chiapas, mexico and the birds of their jungle; heavily processed sounds of horses, whispering twigs and ice on a frozen lake; field recordings from the rockefeller prairie in kansas paired with instrumental improvisations; and sounds of and […]
This week we pay special tribute to the life and work of the pioneering composer éliane radigue, who passed away in paris on the 23rd of february at the age of 94. i can't overstate the extent of radigue's importance and influence to the world of experimental music and experimental […]
in this edition great sounds from old friend richard francis; finally, a proper dose of the radiophonic work of chloé despax (whose aporee contributions have featured on the program over many years); a new album of collaborative works from fletina; short works from daniel ottini and sem zeeman; recent listener-chosen […]
two new releases (actually one new, one upcoming) that i'm really excited about this week: first, the latest work by irish composer karen power, who stunned us with her album …we return to ground… a year or two back; this one is a collaboration with vocalist loré lixenberg, whose voice […]
great sounds this week from old favorites éric la casa (with seijiro murayama) and maggi payne, and new(er) favorites giselle and franki wals (with chang deng-yao). éric and seijiro tour paris making short vocal interventions and capturing the results. giselle documents her local nebraska environment with field recordings, scattered instruments […]
