Daphne collects old pieces of paper she is specifically interested in the quality of the dirt. On the dirtiest pieces she writes her scripts. Sometimes it is impossible to make out everything she has written. None of the actors complain. Mr Lee told her that he only needs to touch the paper to know what … Continue reading Dai Coelacanth – Paranoia is a wonderful pie filling
Alan Dunn & University of Leeds students – It is a dangerous undertaking, you will be risking your life
Says Alan Dunn: Our title is taken from words we hear drifting through our art studio, words about danger and risk, perhaps from Edward A. Batory’s ‘Genevieve in the Hidden Kingdom’ but now repurposed by Shahmen. We hang out in the studio with our microphones for twenty minutes amongst the charcoal drawings, water coolers and … Continue reading Alan Dunn & University of Leeds students – It is a dangerous undertaking, you will be risking your life
Radio On jingles by Alan Dunn and Sofya Tamarina
Alan Dunn (click link to see a list of his Radio On shows)..(and click link to see his currucilum) does sound. He also does teaching, instructing, inspiring. Students are involved in his work with and on sound. Now he has followed up a request by us, to create jingles and to ask his students if … Continue reading Radio On jingles by Alan Dunn and Sofya Tamarina
Agnes Pé – Mitt Paté, Conversation A
Summer is hot. Listen to some pool sounds and sounds collaged near the pool. pool. slash. a bigger splash . waterbomb. water, cool water, splash again. underwater sound system. Summer is hot. Recorded in Lleida, Spain during a heatwave. tracklist dicksoak - Michael back // JOJceno - Conversation A // s1m0nc3II0 - r0ll Lo0p impr0visition … Continue reading Agnes Pé – Mitt Paté, Conversation A
Anders Ostberg presents Improvisation, Festival of Humanity and Hypnogogic Sound
Anders presents magic tracks from 1980’s cassette albums you probably never heard before. The sounds from these tapes are meant to bring you auditive hallucinations or to replace the sound of the ocean to calm your nerves. Best is to find out for yourself because there is more to sound than is dreamt of in … Continue reading Anders Ostberg presents Improvisation, Festival of Humanity and Hypnogogic Sound
Alan Dunn & John Hyatt – The Ballad of Ray and Julie
A couple of tapes in a shoebox found on the street, it might as well have the point of departure for The Ballad of Ray and Julie. But it was not. Graffitti was, and a brick wall, and an empty space somewhere in town. The story is: something once was, and maybe still is, or … Continue reading Alan Dunn & John Hyatt – The Ballad of Ray and Julie
Dai Coelacanth – Return of the Cosmic Scorpion
Do Dai Coelacanth's contributions to Radio On evolve into a sci-fi radioplay, a discardable walkman's alternative to all paytv's series? Be your own detective. Read his words. Maybe they sound familiar. Susan had joined a show band. I was asked to play trumpet. Not in the band. They wanted me to stand in a shop … Continue reading Dai Coelacanth – Return of the Cosmic Scorpion
Dai Coelacanth – Pure Country Magic
"Are you just going round and round. There are better ways to travel. The captain struggled with his boots they were never happy. Ironic. As a boy they called him ‘lucky feet’. She was singing in town. Had a nice set of irregular talons. Nearly tore my face off. I had to stop the flow … Continue reading Dai Coelacanth – Pure Country Magic
Dai Coelacanth – Crude Crayfish vs Cosmic Scorpion
Dai Coelacanth tells stories. You can't tell where he is. The television signal is distorted. No telescope can find him. He lives on a distorted tape. He is one of the dust particles. He lives on the streets of Bangkok. He is friends with a woman called Suzy. She feeds him spiders. You want to … Continue reading Dai Coelacanth – Crude Crayfish vs Cosmic Scorpion