By way of an experiment, I have made available two shirt designs, based on a 3D graphic by Pete Woodhead. I’ll see how well they do and will add more designs over the next few weeks. In the meantime, why not enjoy a black t-shirt or tank top for your Summer festivals from here
I’m selling three synth and noise making machines on ebay – they were all used on S.E.T.I. recordings and some of them at live performances.
Details here
At my Bandcamp page you can find two new sets of recordings and will also note that I have changed a few albums to be ‘Name Your Price’. Please enjoy responsibly!
I can finally confirm that I’ll be playing live as S.E.T.I. in Wroclaw in November 2019.
More details and a growing list of bands can be found here
Close To The Noise Floor Presents… Additive Noise Function: Formative UK, European & North American Electronica 1978-84, Various Artists Limited Edition Triple LP – including the Nagamatzu classic ‘Faith’, which was recorded in my parents’ dining room in Ipswich in 1983, by John Bowers.
More details and order link here
With thanks for – Top photo by Yukari Lagowski. Bottom photo by Carol Orriss.
OK – I found this when visiting my mother in Spain – long story but it’s basically mint vinyl. Sorry, I won’t take direct offers, so please go via ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/323707375209 #techno #1992 #industrial
Many thanks to TJ Norris for this excellent and comprehensive review!
S.E.T.I. | Sleep Environments for Interplanetary Travel
Loki-Found (8xCD/DL)
It’s hard to imagine that I first discovered Andrew Lagowski‘s work as the Search for Evidence of Terrestrial Intelligence (S.E.T.I.) over two decades ago, and ever since he has re-imagined and expanded upon his sound under various guises. But it seems like yesterday that I first spun his The Geometry Of Night, and to my amazement he was part of the new wave of ambient players who understood the darkside of lightness. This among others of the era were seminal to the way deep listening became critical to my understanding of navigating the auditory sense in general. And though it still seems fresh (timeless) to listen to his work, this newly minted collection offers several hours, over eight discs (w/a colorful twelve page booklet) and forty tracks (ranging from four to twenty-two minutes), to kick back…
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