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Repeated Attempts
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Decades of Unlearning
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Sentient Dust
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Shadow Thoughts
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Cataphonic State
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Somnolent Transmissions
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A Backward Blessing
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Frozen Palms
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A Pale Pink Voice
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Mark Vernon Glasgow, UK
Mark Vernon is a Glasgow based sound artist who works with found tapes and acousmatic presence. His work explores themes of magnetic memory, audio archaeology, voyeurism and nostalgia. His solo music projects have been published through labels including Kye, Glistening Examples, Flaming Pines, Misanthropic Agenda and Entr’acte. He co-runs and curates Glasgow art radio station, Radiophrenia. ... more
Mark Vernon recommends:
Magneto Mori: Vienna
by Mark Vernon
A fragmented sound portrait of Vienna; an archaeological excavation of found sounds, lost fragments, buried memories and magnetic traces.
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Magneto Mori: Kilfinane
by Mark Vernon
On this cassette sounds from Kilfinane’s past and present intermingle in a stew of dissected audio tape. A ritual of memory and forgetting. Presented here are the sounds that endured.
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Lost Lake
by Vernon & Burns meet Lied Music
Dredging the kleptomanic plunderground, this singular double act in stereo create aural mystery from oral history.
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Call Back Carousel
by Mark Vernon
supported by 6 fans who also own “Orphaned Works”
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the scaffold
by manja ristić & murmer
supported by 6 fans who also own “Orphaned Works”
I love how soundscape artists like MJ and PJM can turn field recordings into magic mirrors to help us see the wonder in our everyday worlds. I have never heard a scaffold singing, but now I want to listen! I hear here, too, how the organic and mechanical can merge into something new and mysterious, even transcendent, in the densest urban environments if we open ourselves to that possibility. And what a lovely mix of droning and percussive textures!
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The new album from electroacoustic composer Jeremy Young is draped in a sense of mystery, tones flickering gently, like an old home movie.
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