Click Here: Planningtorock-Doorway (Creep Rmx)
Witchy remix of Planningtorock's Doorway.
Click Here: Deerhunter-Daytrotter session
Deerhunter did a special session for daytrotter.com. Check it out!
Click Here: Balmorhea-Daytrotter session
Balmorhea did a special session for daytrotter.com. Check it out!
Click Here: Yuck-Rubber (Mogwai rmx)
With their debut single “Georgia” already running laps around almost every other pop song released this year, London-based quartet Yuck have gotten their 2010 off to a running start. Check out the outstanding remix of Mogwai of their song 'Rubber'.
Click Here: Dollboy-California (Sone Institute rmx)
Sone Institute (Front & Follow) and Dollboy (Second Language, Static Caravan) have recently come together to produce The Sum And The Difference, a new mini-album released by Front & Follow as a download and a limited edition 3” CD. The label describes the release as a “home spun collection of hazy acoustic tunes and electronic interventions. Existing material from each artist was swapped, reworked/reimagined by the other to create a collection of miniatures that flow together as one long piece.”
This track, free and exclusive to The Wire magazine, sees Sone Institute remixing Dollboy’s “California”, from his album A Beard Of Bees.
Click Here: Kanye West-Love Lockdown (Flying Lotus rmx)
Check the remix Flying Lotus did for Kanye West.
Click Here: Wierd Label
Check five coldwave tracks courtesy of Wierd, the club night and record label behind the coldwave and minimal synth revival in New York.
Click Here: Global Ear-Fukuoka
Hear a selection of music by artists associated with Fukuoka's experimental arts hub art space tetra highlighted by Greg Sullivan in this month's Global Ear.
Click Here: Sweet Seoul Music
Download a selection of tracks by leading lights on South Korea's experimental improv scenes.
Click Here: Daniel Carter
Download an exclusive Ghost Moth MP3 from the WKCR session on 23 August 2009 entitled "Undercurrents" and the live raw recording of a Wake Up! collective show in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York (hear the first three songs of the show).
Click Here: Various Artists-SuperCollider
Download a selection of audio pieces composed of twitter-sized snippets of SuperCollider code. Weird stuff.
Click Here: Goodiepal
"The download features the official audio walkthrough for his game/education program Radical Computer Music/ Mort Aux Vaches Ekstra Extra. In 2001 the Faroese/Danish composer and media hacker Goodiepal set out to create a new tool for music composition. The ambition was to create a new form of music education, to reinvent the score and to explore states of being scannable/unscannable, as well as challenge ideas such as co-existence with artificial or alternative intelligences and the role of the 21st century composer. Big goals indeed. But eight years later he was ready to realize the first part of the ongoing controversial compositional game/education program called Mort Aux Vaches Ekstra Extra. In the almost 85 minutes long audio walkthrough, Goodiepal explains, in his usual manic but highly original way, all the ideas behind the piece as well as about the future of computer music and media art in general." (The Wire)
Click Here: Ben Frost, Nico Muhly, Valgeir Sigurðsson
Live songs by the Bedroom Community collective as recorded live on their Whale Watching Tour in Brussels.
Click Here: Thirteenth Assembly
Hear The Thirteenth Assembly "Coming Up" (composed by Jessica Pavone) and "Nosedive" (composed by Mary Halvorson), both recorded live by Scott Friedlander at New York's Cornelia Street Cafe, 9 January 2010.
Click Here: Neveranthony
Discover new tunes by the UK based guitarist Neveranthony.
Click Here: Various Artists-Fire in My Bones
"How Long" by Sister Ola Mae Terrell, "Don't Let Him Ride" by the Mississippi Nightingales and "Storm Thru Mississippi" by Henry Green from the Tompkins Square compilation Fire In My Bones: Raw, Rare + Otherworldy African American Gospel 1944-2007, a collection of post-WWII recordings of studio tracks and field recordings.
Click Here: Olafur Arnolds-Found Songs
In April 2009, Iceland’s neo-classical export Ólafur Arnalds created the 7-song series ‘Found Songs’ –
recording a song a day for 7 days and instantly making each track available via Twitter.
Click Here: Kilimanjaro Dark Jazz Ensemble-Live Tracks
As a consolation for those of you who won't see them live, here comes a second "extra" to Here Be Dragons : a simply entitled “Two Live Tracks”, showcasing how rich, deep and somewhat "different" The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble are on stage.
