Ensemble for Sound Poetry and Contemporary Music Antarctica
Ensemble For Sound Poetry And Contemporary Music (EFSPACM) is a group creating various musical works. The basis of being part of the Ensemble is taking part in our projects.
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The ambient composer creates pieces reminiscent of short stories by Breece D’J Pancake, assembling familiar sounds in ways that render them haunted and suddenly unfamiliar.
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The creator behind Recital celebrates 10 years by doing what he does best: calling on his friends to cut the kind of record he loves to hear.
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Momentary Harmony
by Kajsa Lindgren
Lindgren's latest album departs from her previous work of heavy field recording use and instead focuses on voice, violin, and piano.
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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Images
by Colin Andrew Sheffield
Colin Andrew Sheffield (Elevator Bath) repurposes heavily manipulated jazz samples into gorgeously eerie soundscapes.
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Site Seeing
by Economy of Meaning
These two sprawling 20-minute electronic pieces offer both crackling, otherworldly textures and moments of surprising beauty.
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Cataclysmic System Binding Loss
by Carbon In Prose
Shards of static & distortion crash against disarmingly beautiful piano & synth melodies on this riveting new record from Carbon and Prose.
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