Showing posts with label Dako Loop Orchestra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dako Loop Orchestra. Show all posts
Friday, March 16, 2018
DAKO LOOP ORCHESTRA & LEZET -'Noise Band in My Garden' released with ETCHED TRAUMAS (Greece)!!!!!!!!!!!
I am truly honoured to be on a split with the amazing Darko Jovanovic, an experimental /jazz /open-minded musician and music maker from Serbia. Originally of TRIPCYCLE fame,he now plays in DAKO LOOP ORCHESTRA, BLOOM and AUDIO ODELA (AUDIO SUITS) .
"We are so happy to release 'Noise Band in My Garden' by Dako Loop Orchestra and Lezet.
Lezet introduces a true music hero ,the inimitable Darko Jovanovic, to the Etched Traumas community, by means of a split/collab "why the dance rhythm? l definitely live in the loop, and I do things the way I should." "
release page:
http://www.etchedtraumas.net/2018/03/16/et122-dako-loop-orchestra-lezet-noise-band-in-my-garden/
free download:
https://archive.org/details/ET122_DakoLoopOrchestra_Lezet
https://archive.org/details/ET122_DakoLoopOrchestra_Lezet
ET122 An Etched Traumas release March 2018
Labels:
ambient,
collaboration,
collaborations,
Dako Loop Orchestra,
Darko Jovanovic,
electroacoustic,
Etched Traumas,
experimental,
Greece,
guitar,
Lezet,
Minimal Electronic,
Serbia,
split,
splits
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
V.A.-"DODIRIMI" released with MURMURE INTEMPOREL (France)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The theme of this compilation is implied in it's title : the basic musical motif or the dominant moment of the tracks contain the 4 tones C, C#, D# and E.
In 1973 Bernstein held the first in a series of lectures entitled Unanswered Question on music phonology, exploring the idea of the universal root/monogenesis of music. The first example he gave was the CC#D#E group of notes occurring throughout many classical, modern and folk pieces. Although the lecture doesn't give an explanation of the supposedly universal nature of this occurrence, it does make us wonder whether playing around that group of notes would wake us to some universal feature of music. So the aim was to find out and play with something that is unprovenly universal and probably deeply rooted in the very existence of music.
Artists :
Alen Ilijic (Serbia)
Joseph Damman (USA)
Ivan Čkonjević (Serbia)
Mean Flow (Greece)
Dave Fuglewicz (USA)
Razabri (Serbia)
Dako Loop Orchestra (Serbia)
The Fischermen (Serbia)
Cabrini Green (USA)
Seiei Jack (Japan)
Painburn (Italy)
SRVTR (France)
Analchang (Japan)
Saint de L’Abime (Greece)
adarkah [ianku] (Greece)
Lezet (Serbia)
Zumaia (France)
Moncho Fuego (Puerto Rico)
Lacrimas (Italy)
Zoran (Slovenia)
free download at FMA:
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/VA_-_Murmure_Intemporel_1st_Comp/VA_-_DODIRIMI/
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/VA_-_Murmure_Intemporel_1st_Comp/VA_-_DODIRIMI/
or via archivedotorg:
https://archive.org/details/VA-DODIRIMI
https://murmureintemporel1.bandcamp.com/album/va-dodirimi
Compilation concept : UrosPajic
Curators : Uros Pajic and Igor Jovanovic
Post-production : Petar Dabic
Published February 1, 2017
Usage Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International
Topics experimental, acousmatic, instrumental, electronic, ambient, drone, noise, prog rock, improvisation, sound collages, soundscapes
Labels:
Alen Ilijic,
CABRINI GREEN,
competition,
compilations,
Dako Loop Orchestra,
Dave Fuglewicz,
Joseph Damman,
Leo Bernstein,
Lezet,
Mean Flow,
Murmure Intemporel,
Painburn,
Razabri,
Seiei Jack,
SRVTR,
Zoran
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