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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2016 · 40 MIN

Many, Many

from Sounds Curious Podcast · host Banshee Media

This week we hit up an Algorave in London, surf the computer-generated hillsides of Oakland, CA, and explore the terrain of sonic landscapes in our praise of Manymanywomen.com - an online index and blog featuring links and tracks by thousands of women composers, improvisers, and sonic artists from around the world. Looking at just the past few weeks of posts over at the blog, we feature the work of 4 artists whose work captures just a hint of the diversity, beauty and artistry available on the site. Opening with Shelly Knott's 2015 performance in UIAESK! @ London Algorave 18-12-15, we move on to Madalyn Merkey's 2014 Archipelago. We follow with a work of the renowned composer and sonic landscapist Rose Bolton, and close with a recent work by the San Diego based composer Tina Tallon. Featuring sound installation by August Phederedia from Radio Aporee (aporee.org/maps). Links to all the work below: Tinun, Tenabo, Camp., México - Grillos en Ciruelos by Augusto Pheredia: https://archive.org/details/aporee_33466_38499 UIAESK! @ London Algorave 18-12-15 by Shelly Knotts (on soundcloud): https://soundcloud.com/shelly-knotts/uiaesk-london-algorave-18-12-15 Archipelago by Madalyn Merkey (New Images on Soundcloud): https://soundcloud.com/new-images/madalyn-merkey-archipelago-1 Place, Time, Space by Rose Bolton (Redsheep77 on Soundcloud): https://soundcloud.com/redsheep77/place-and-time excision no. 1 by Tina Tallon (on Soundcloud): https://soundcloud.com/ttallon/excision-no-1-2015

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