#952: 2025.11.23

several contrasting strategies in this week’s show: we hear pristine unaltered (but skillfully organised) natural sounds by martina testen and simon šerc, whose nocturnal forest recordings were gathered over 10 years in slovakia and italy; memory-driven collages of human activity by the great brunhild ferrari, who tells us: “this piece […]

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#950! 2025.11.09

so what have we got in show #950 – a spectacular upcoming release of industrial textures (out in a few days on november 14th) from the great helen scarsdale agency by manchester-based jo montgomerie (the release page isn’t up yet on their bandcamp page, so we’ve just listed the label and […]

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#948: 2025.10.26

i mistakenly announced that this week’s intro was recorded in the united states for some reason, je ne sais pas pourquoi, as we are very clearly in france, so sorry about that. perhaps it was because the french café-goers were quickly transported into the cicada drones of missouri, as we […]

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#946: 2025.10.12

2025 was declared the international year of glaciers’ preservation by the united nations. to celebrate this decision forms of minutiae has published a series of albums dedicated to glaciers and the acoustic multiplicity of the ice; we’ve heard one or two already in past editions, and this week we explore […]

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#944: 2025.09.28

we took a look at our submissions pile this week and decided to focus on collaborations – we could do 3 or 4 shows with this focus actually (and maybe we will!), but we made a small selection of recent submissions featuring one-off collaborations in which one or both artists are […]

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#942: 2025.09.14 [arsenije jovanović]

greetings, folks, we are back – sadly, though, we have learned of another loss to our community,and we are dedicating this edition to the life and amazing work of composer, theater and television director, author, professor, photographer and sailor arsenije jovanović. born in belgrade in 1932, he passed away on may 14th at the age of 92.

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#940: 2025.07.20

in this edition recent sounds from a perpetual favorite of recent years, manja ristić’s sargassun aeterna is composed from field and hydrophone recordings from portugal, scotland, croatia and serbia, along with violin, synths, and shells. from here we await dawn, with 3 dawn recordings from various wildlife sanctuaries and forests […]

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#938: 2025.07.06

a dig into 2 of the 3 recent anthologies of location recordings by post-orientalism music, based in washington dc and curated by iranian-born composer and theorist ehsan saboohi. also the latest batch of soundwalkscapes by viv corringham, who describes the process thusly: take a walk each month, make recordings en route […]

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#936: 2025.06.22

2025 was declared the international year of glaciers’ preservation by the united nations: “this is an opportunity to raise global awareness about the critical role of glaciers, snow and ice in the climate system and the hydrological cycle, and the economic, social and environmental impacts of the impending changes in […]

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#934: 2025.06.08

it seems like we’ve been hearing a lot of fletina releases in the the show recently, but actually we haven’t heard one in a regular edition since october last year. this will apparently be their last release “for a few months”, which is the kind of hiatus some of us […]

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#932: 2025.05.25

a ruminating, introspective show this week, featuring some spoken word: the most recent release by annea lockwood, featuring recordings of the ‘peace lines’, the walls separating catholic and protestant areas in belfast, and a collaboration with composer and percussionist vanessa tomlinson. also an experimental audio memoir by umi shu, that […]

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#930: 2025.05.11

the latest batch of releases from the great unfathomless label, featuring sounds recorded in a quarry (contre-montagne translates as reverse-mountain, or maybe negative-mountain) in montreal, and the “drainages, vent pipes, docks, electrical boxes and surfaces of steel and concrete structures” along fish point in portland, maine. also sounds from “abandoned […]

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#928: 2025.04.27

so, we are back on the air after a brief spring break, and we won’t be leaving you again until our annual summer break in august. good thing, too, because we’ve got a lot of sounds to get through, and we think we made a good start with this edition […]

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