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‘Arnaud my old friend! (interview with Arnaud Barbe (Pollux) by Justin Thomas Squires

8/21/2014

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Interview of Mr. Me by Justin Thomas Squires from Master Toad. Thanks to Yeah I Know It Sucks. A part of this interview is about Sirona:http://yeahiknowitsucks.wordpress.com/2014/08/21/arnaud-my-old-friend-interview-with-arnaud-barbe-pollux-by-justin-thomas-squires/
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Glitch Ep 1oo Mission to Ca ͡҉lap˺ʶʽ˻e #ETE 6/9#

8/18/2014

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ANNIE HALL  Bandit 2893o -R.Devine rmx Random paraphilia (Detroit underground 2o14)
QEBRUS  ArgQ   Exophobia (Bedroom research 2o12)
CLIPPING Intro Midcity (2o13) 
NHK'KOYXEN a2 Dance classics vol III (Pan 2o13)
KAMIKAZE DEADBOY Ambassadors of Mars The death of the Nocturnalist (Sirona rec 2o13)
SUBMERSE Dim lights and meteorites Algorithms and ghosts (Project mooncircle 2o13)
DISHARMONY & ISH Failing stars Room 78 (Tympanik audio 2o13)
U-ZIK Pulsar XTEP (Planet Mu 2o13)
MIKA VAINIO Kesayon haitijat Konstellatio (Sahko recordings 2o14)
MASTER TOAD The vacuum of space hidden in a dark tone (Sirona records 2o13)
APHEX TWIN  Lichen Selected ambient works II (Warp 1994)
AUTECHRE  90101-51-1 Quaristice (Warp 2oo8)
XANOPTICON Forgotten language The Silver key (Zhark 2oo7)


http://www.lemouv.fr/diffusion-glitch-ep-1oo-mission-to-ca-%CD%A1%D2%89lap%CB%BA%CA%B6%CA%BD%CB%BBe-ete-69


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Compilation For Harry

8/18/2014

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Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/1440200222918536/

This is the situation: we're making a compliation co-produced with 2 labels and we're searching for bands. 

But... this compliation has something important. 
The reason of why this compliation was arranged and not published for the whole world is because there is a serious theme behind this. 

The three labels, Refrigerador Musical Records, SP Recordings and Sironia Records have organized this compliation but RMR was the one who planned all this, the owner Vicente has a close friend whose brother died almost a week ago. The reason why RMR wanted to do this is because his relationship with him is very strong and aswell both guys are from different countries there is a poor help within Vicente to his friend. 

His friend is called Jacob and his brother Harry. Harry died of a train accident, he was just 15 years when the accident happened, Jacob found the dead body on the railway, just a traumatic situation for him, both brothers were very united, they had a very strong union so Jacob's sadness is really big. 

Vicente know Jacob very well and knows that both had a very hard life. So this is the main reason why this compliation will be made: for Jacob in memory of Harry Smith. 

This is not a compliation to see how hard and lonely he is and his sadness is big and whatever. This is a gift from you guys to Jacob, for him to be strong, a show of affection for him to know that he's not alone, that everybody here understands him and know that he's having a hard time and sending support, a help. 

Aswell, music is maybe the best way to express the liberation of the soul and feelings, so this is the gift, this is our gift. 

What we're looking for are serious proyects who want to contribute, aswell for them to perform sweet and emotional music to this compliations. 

Genres acepted will be

ALL in consideration of the little kid 

You can send poems or some words if you don't actually make music 



No limit tracklisting or time. 
Deadline is on September 25th.
Tracks must be sent to refrigeradorchile (at) gmail (dot) com
There's no need that the track was already released
If you wish you can send some lines for deditaction. 

By now we only need your help to this. 

Cheers to everyone and regards

AHH yeah, some links for some veracity of the situation:https://www.facebook.com/pages/In-Memory-Of-Harry-Smith/575821605868425?fref=ts AND http://hendersoncountytexasnow.com/harry-smith/

Bye!
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Interview - Marc Broude

8/14/2014

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Artist based in USA.
When and how did you start with music?

I started playing with sound when I was a child. I didn't know what I was doing. I had really bad OCD when I was a kid. When I look back now I sort of laugh because it was sort of fucked up. I had no idea how unusual I was when I was a kid. I would never hear the end of it though.  I was forced into therapy and constantly hospitalized. I had traits of Asperger syndrome, but not enough to diagnose me. Everything I did was natural to me and what I wanted to do. Just like anyone else. It was unfortunate at the time that everything I did was unusual. I was living in my own world. My Mom wanted me to be a kid.  I stole her cassette tapes and put scotch tape over the tabs and recorded what I thought to be funny clips of AM radio commercials. It was sort of like a collage. I had a really dry and dark sense of humor and later I would record darker parts of the news on AM radio over my Mom's cassette tapes. Reports of murder, health updates, rape and so on. Around 9 years old I used a microphone with a boombox to record static in between channels on AM radio. I would then dub the tape adding angry tangents I recorded through a microphone. I intercepted local phone calls on my walkie talkies and recorded phone conversations as well. I would then dub the recorded conversations onto another tape in intervals while I spoke between them. When I think about all of this now I understand how unusual all of this was, but I was so into this at the time. I didn't care about anything else. I would stay up all night doing this and then sleep all day in school. When I was about 14 I discovered Negativland and realized that this was an actual thing. I was excited. Around 15 I took guitar lessons and "music therapy". I was given a dead relatives broken acoustic guitar and that was my best friend for about a year and then I became obsessed with my journal and poetry. When I was 20 or 21 I was dating someone who was in multiple bands and a solo musician as well. I was in a bad place in my life and wound up living with him. I didn't go outside much at the time. I was in a horrible place. He had a gigantic home studio and I spent 10-24 hours a day experimenting with his hardware and software. I accumulated hundreds of individual tracks and he talked me into recording an actual song. I spent about a year in that house and almost never left. We broke up and I moved into a warehouse in the ghetto of Chicago. There were about 20 others living there. Most were musicians. I started a sort of crossover punk band. We recorded 4 tracks and played 3 or 4 shows. The CD-R we handed out was the 4 tracks we recorded, but we didn't play those songs live. We played 5 other tracks which were blackened death metal. It was so weird. 2 entirely different sounds. The tracks we recorded were about a minute each and more punk than metal. The tracks we played live were 4-9 minutes each and were black metal. We started using the name Zog. We all had serious, serious problems and everything ended as quick as it began. It was so bad it felt unreal. I lost my mind and started doing my own shit. At that point music was all I had. It was my therapist, my everything. 

Are you familiar with other forms of art?

I really admire Nancy Spero and Leon Golub, Kurt Schwitters, Marcel Duchamp, Tony Oursler, Mike Kelly, Bill Viola, Joe Coleman, Aldo Tamberllini, Jordan Belson, Günter Brus, David Lynch, Delia Derbyshire and Steven Stapleton. 

Which artists inspired you growing up?

I grew up when Nirvana and Hootie and the Blowfish were all over the place. When I did tape collages I had no idea that actually existed. The type of music I wanted to create was completely unrelated to the music I heard at that point. I think I was influenced by the need to purge. I did that naturally and felt like I had no choice but to continue doing it. When I started experimenting again I was really into Godflesh. "Psychological Warfare" was a test for me. I wanted to achieve a sound like Godflesh completely on my own. I did that to determine my own capabilities and decide where I could go with music. I really don't have any musical influences. I think that is why every release is a completely different genre if they even fall into a genre. I do know I have never done a 100% electronic track. I always use real drums or a guitar somewhere. I guess I guess some vocalists have inspired me, but I haven't yet produced anything with that in mind. Chino Moreno is definitely one. I only like a couple Deftones tracks, but I love his voice and style. I would love to produce something with a similar vocal style if I record again in the future. I did cover "Mascara", but did that all myself and had to sequence the drums and that sort of ruined the track. I've wanted to cover "Hello" by Babes in Toyland as well. I've done many tracks naturally and unaware. "The Sixth Era" is a great example. I was recording tape loops and playing with samples and didn't even realize what I actually produced something until I saved the file in Logic. 

Who are your influences? Who do you listen to? 

I don't have many "favorite" bands or music. I mostly listen to individual tracks by different artists. I enjoy Nurse with Wound, Flying Saucer Attack, Barry Adamson, Catherine Wheel's "Ferment" album, Deutsch Nepal, Massive Attack, Boduf Songs, Negativland, Steve Roach Sparklehorse, Unkle, Yo La Tengo, Zoviet France, Illusion of Safety, A Place to Bury Strangers, The Oscillation, To Kill A Petty Bourgeoisie, Thorofon, Tribes of Neurot, Anti-Cimex, Discharge and Blut Aus Nord.

What do you think about the music industry and underground scene?

I don't really have anything positive to say about the music industry. Mainstream music is more ridiculous than it ever was and it's getting worse every day. I stopped listening to the radio in 1999. The "Underground" scene is just as bad now. You have really small labels charging $15-40 for LP's. Some don't bother with distributors so if you live in America and you're into a band on a Finland label and want to buy their album you pay more for shipping than you do for the album. It's retarded. You have some musicians recording albums in hours with zero quality and releasing limited edition albums every other day. Everyone is trying to sound like Throbbing Gristle or Animal Collective or The Cure. Noisers are attempting the same shock value Whitehouse used in the early 80's, album artwork with religious symbols and runes inappropriately plastered all over the place. Every industrial band uses words like "blue", "machine", "sector", "plastic", "insanity", "infection" and "virus" in their song titles. Ambient noise "musicians" piling compression over a field recording of traffic and releasing that with a lock of dog hair in a cassette tape or floppy disc. This new "straight edge" pro-vegan liberal egalitarian power electronics scene hypocritically screaming diatribes of hate in their music. A lot of the underground now seems to be about a scene and there are many. I haven't seen or heard much visceral, meaningful stuff in awhile. Maybe the internet is ruining it all. I don't know. I think the net-label scene is punk as fuck. I think most small labels are full of the same shit as major labels now but with a smaller market. I don't buy records for this reason. I could go on for hours so i'll just shit the fuck up now.

Why do you give your music away for free?

I give my music away because i'm not a musician. This isn't my job. I'm not an entertainer. I want anyone's money. I felt very uncomfortable with every dollar I made. I produced these songs for catharsis, but made them audible and available for anyone who would listen. If someone gets something out of the tracks, great. They all came from my heart (whatever is left of it). 

Do you release hard copies?

Yes, There were a few physical releases. "Psychological Warfare" was initially released on 7" vinyl because a friend of mine insisted and paid for it, "Rites of Zen" and the split with Sequences were released on CD. I have no idea what I was thinking when I released "Rites of Zen". The Sequences split was released on CD because it was a collaborative effort and it seemed like a good idea at the time. 

Name 3 successful artists you would like to work with.

I can't even imagine that, but David Lynch I guess. I am not a big fan of Lydia Lunch's music, but I really, really admire her outlook and think we could destroy the world together. 

Are you working on new material?

I am working on an experimental film and composing the score as well. Aside from that I am not releasing music at this time. I still record tracks on occasion, but don't plan on releasing anything. 

Are you touring?

I haven't played a show in years. I've considered starting a live-only punk band, but I've had a lot of horrible experiences depending on and working with others and so I haven't.


Websites:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Broude
http://marcbroudemusic.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/ineedanewhead/videos
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Game In Progress - KAODE

8/14/2014

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"Kaode is an independent game, offering an individual and personalised gaming experience : its concept goes back over a time where the graphism were not the only key to its success."

More Informations here: 
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/kaode
https://www.facebook.com/kaodethegame

Erik Thormann aka Christian Meth aka The Captain Kirk On LSD Exp aka iampervert aka ...etc member of Sirona-Records since the beginning work on this project for the soundtrack!
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Open To Submission - Extreme Lobit: The 8kbps Compilation

8/10/2014

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-All formats accepted (mp3, ogg, wma...etc) but track must be 8kbps. No other  bitrates will be accepted!
-One track by project (if an artist have different project he could submit one track for each)
-Track length: 10 seconds minimum - 10 minutes maximum
-All genres accepted
-Your track must be unreleased
-Send your track to siro8kbps@gmail.com

-Deadline: September 11!
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Playlist for Phantom Circuit #143

8/10/2014

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Phantom Circuit #143 (13th July 2014) by Phantom Circuit on Mixcloud

Playlist for Phantom Circuit #143
Available from 13th July 2014
http://phantomcircuit.com/2014/07/13/phantom-circuit-143/
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Glitch Ep 97

8/10/2014

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AYWEE THA SEED Lsd flashback Workin the vibes (2o14)
METASTAZ The chinese man Encounters ( 2o12) 
DICKJOKE 64 Soundclown psychiatrist (2o14)
X-18 Ember rain Four tales Ep (Pinkpube 2o14) 
DERU Three cheers for existence 1979 (Friends of friends music 2o14)
INDIAN WELLS In the strets Night drops (Bad panda records 2o12) 
NO TABAC The last signal radio earth (Edsillfor recordings 2o14)  
R.ROO Unclothed Nothing (Abstrakt reflections 2o14)
MTCH Defrastic VA E.X.P.L.O.D.E (The irrational media society 2o14)
DJOZR & LEZET Admission frequency VA The 3 years anniversary compilation (Sirona 2o14)  
IMPLANT Split second Dead space (Splatterkore records 2o14) 
MINAPIIIN Hallowed Trash Ep (2o13)
LANTRIPERC paper for dragon  Elevate your force (Pavillon 36 recordings 2o13)
THE SOUND OF THE FOX Jungle with moscitos The dirty secret of triple pinitration (NKS 2o14)

http://www.lemouv.fr/diffusion-glitch-ep-97-le-numero-d-existence-s-est-deplace-ete-39

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