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Artemiev is the fuckin man

 

if you've ever heard Coil's ANS album, there were a raft of Soviet composers who put pieces together using this machine. Some of these are incredible:

 

Oleg Buloshkin - Sacrament

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-txghplUzo

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The longest paper I wrote in college was about Soviet Cinema and the use of montage by Vertov and Eisenstein. It was for an upper division class and basically a mini-thesis class for history undergrads. As a side note I found out in my research Vertov actually experimented with the concept of music concrete in 1916 way before he made films; he called them "sound collages," way before it was anything close to being recorded properly.

 

He did record some stuff in 1929 and it was still ahead of it's time.

 

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I was reading this thread before I went to bed yesterday and last night I had a dream that I was in my aunt's house going through old bookshelves and one of them was full of LPs and 45s of old Soviet stuff. It was a super-detailed dream as well, I could practically smell the record sleeves and everything.

 

Also, there's a pretty interesting software version of the ANS floating about: http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/ans/

Rain Over Mountain is out now; 100% of Bandcamp sales are donated to the Motor Neurone Disease Association:

https://tanizaki.bandcamp.com/album/rain-over-mountain

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  On 11/10/2015 at 2:42 AM, joshuatx said:

The longest paper I wrote in college was about Soviet Cinema and the use of montage by Vertov and Eisenstein. It was for an upper division class and basically a mini-thesis class for history undergrads. As a side note I found out in my research Vertov actually experimented with the concept of music concrete in 1916 way before he made films; he called them "sound collages," way before it was anything close to being recorded properly.

 

He did record some stuff in 1929 and it was still ahead of it's time.

 

 

 

maaaaaaaaaaaan, now THIS track is what i'm talking about/always on the hunt for....... many thanks for wanging up here or i'd never have known

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  On 11/10/2015 at 4:25 PM, Leon Sumbitches said:

I was reading this thread before I went to bed yesterday and last night I had a dream that I was in my aunt's house going through old bookshelves and one of them was full of LPs and 45s of old Soviet stuff. It was a super-detailed dream as well, I could practically smell the record sleeves and everything.

 

Also, there's a pretty interesting software version of the ANS floating about: http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/ans/

 

 

ta for this too, will have a fuck around with it later & see what gets conjured oop

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  On 11/9/2015 at 8:48 PM, anthing said:

Oh wow. 'Boris Tihomirov - Elektronnyi Budilnik'. What a track! And from 1985!

 

tikhomirov is the man, aphex repped this one on soundcloud a while back

 

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