Incoming on Mortality Tables: Kullu by boycalledcrow, which will be released on 3 May.

Full details here: eepurl.com/iLXT0g

Bargain.

Some explanations about Mortality Tables and the genesis of our recent release, ‘Central Park: A Picture-In-Sounds’ (and some discount codes) can be found here:

furtherdot.com/2024/03/31/mor…

Wonderful to read Mat Smith’s review of Dave Clarkson’s Dreamadelica (Music for Dreamachine) in Issue 111 of Electronic Sound.

Bargain.

Further. : A Visit To Dream House

In February, I visited La Monte Young and Marian Zazeela’s Dream House (1969 - ) for the first time. It was a profound and transcendent experience.

In this piece I attempt to document the experience.

furtherdot.com/2024/03/08/a-v…

Latest ‘thing’ from my Mortality Tables project.

Central Park: A Picture-In-Sounds

Performance two. Performed 9 February 2024 near Strawberry Fields, Central Park, NYC.

Mastered by Alex at quiet details

Map provided by Tin Soldier

Full notes and download available at: mortalitytables.bandcamp.com

Early morning coffee and electronic music chat with Electronic Cafe from Electronic Cafe, in a distinctly non-electronic cafe. A nice way to start the day.

A lovely Saturday afternoon chat about music, books, cats, children and Mortality Tables with Rupert Lally - great to catch up Rupert!

Review: Perdurabo's 'Magnetar' is a powerful, poignant journey through beautiful, emotive melancholy, writes Mat Smith.

Catch the two in-conversation at Strongroom Bar this evening (February 27th).

clashmusic.com/reviews/perdur…

A review I wrote of last night’s Roger Eno show at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London for Electronic Sound:

electronicsound.co.uk/reviews/live-r…

Electronic Sound Roger Eno

SAVE THE DONKEYS!

Yesterday, Ergo Phizmiz released ‘LF16 / The Tin Drummer Has Collapsed’.

All proceeds from this release will go to the Isle Of Wight Donkey Sanctuary. The tracks costs GBP1.00, or one fifth of the price of a bale of hay.

mortalitytables.bandcamp.com/album/lf16-the…

INCOMING!

I’m pleased to say that the wonderful Elizabeth Joan Kelly has today revealed a track from her upcoming LIFEFILES release.

Listen to ‘Calton Hill’ from ‘LF17 / Edinburgh’ on her ElectroJunkyard radio show here:

elizabethjoankelly.com/2024/02/17/ele…

Elizabeth Joan Kelly

Flying with my day job today. The last time I flew was November last year, which I documented in an essay (Unattended Baggage). The essay is included with ‘Music For Airports In The Age Of Climate Change’ by Audio Obscura Music which was released on Friday.

audioobscura.bandcamp.com/album/music-fo…

An album of delicate synthpop? Just a female voice and a Buchla synth? Songs about space, washing machines, worms and electrons? Signed to Vince Clarke’s record label? What’s not to like about Reed & Caroline? - Read here - electronicsound.co.uk/long-reads/ree… #esarchives

Massive thanks for the support for this album today... Totally exceeded my expectations. Remember to those who've bought the tape the download comes with a 21-page PDF 'In flight magazine' with words from Marc Weidenbaum & Mat Smith & graphics from David Barrington
audioobscura.bandcamp.com/album/music-fo…

RIP Brian Griffin. His photography for iconic album covers like Depeche Mode’s ‘A Broken Frame’ and ‘Vienna’ by Ultravox defined a visual style for electronic pop in the 80s - electronicsound.co.uk/long-reads/bri… #esarchives

My CLASH review of last night’s profound Depeche Mode concert in London.

One of the mottos of Mortality Tables is ‘sound art words insurance’. The last one takes some explaining. That’s for another day.

Yesterday’s release from alka and Andrew Brenza - ‘pod (Chapter 2)’ squarely covers the first three.

mortalitytables.bandcamp.com/album/pod-chap…