From the re-mixer: “I performed John Cage’s 4’33”, treated the recording as a found object and re-mixed it in autotune. Let the debates begin.”
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Last in the Synchromusicology series by Soundlessdawn & Ezra. Part I Part II Part III Part IV
Alexander Reid Ross writes at CounterPunch: “No one surrounds themselves with Runes, totenkopfs and neofolk and REALLY likes the jews. They just pretend they do because they are cowards.” – James Porrazzo,…
If you happen to be lucky enough to live in Seattle and are planning on being incredibly high or possibly tripping balls this weekend, might I recommend the second installment of the…
“We join spokes together in a wheel, but it is the center hole that makes the wagon move. We shape clay into a pot, but it is the emptiness inside that holds…
Via Soundlessdawn & Ezra Sandzer-Bell Past: Part I Part II
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Satanists are nonconformists. We all know that. So when most of us think “Satanic music,” we think of Satanic death metal. However, there are quite a few musicians that Hail Satan in a different…
Music should not be heard, but listened to. Everywhere we go, there is music. It’s become such a widespread phenomenon, we hardly notice it any longer. It’s similar to cigarette–smoking in public…
via chycho A message to the citizens of the United States of America regarding your doctrine of endless war, delivered through song by Sara Thomsen. “Is It For Freedom?” by Sara Thomsen…
The Galactic Dialogue is the Most Potent Hypersigil Head Trip Since The Invisibles and It’s Out Now!
Okay, if you’re a bit suspicious of me shit talking my own book in the headline, one reader on Amazon who found it even though it wasn’t technically out yet had this…
via Brain Pickings: How and why this happens is precisely what cognitive scientist Elizabeth Hellmuth Margulis, director of the Music Cognition Lab at the University of Arkansas, explores in On Repeat: How Music Plays…
More pretension enlightenment from Soundlessdawn & Ezra Sandzer-Bell Binaural Beats, The Sacred Solfeggio, and The Algorithms of Organic Life Systems For more, check out Synchromusicology Pt. I : Synchromusicology, Chromotherapy, Synesthesia, and the Aural Current…
Jordan Kushins profiles an extremely weird 1964 dream-state spoken word album for Gizmodo: There are regular ol’ spoken word albums, and then there’s The Dream World of Dion McGregor. This curiosity, distributed by Decca Records in 1964,…
Aside from the science, what kind of music do you think makes you feel most powerful? via Psyblog: Now a new study finds that music of the right kind can transform the…
Editor’s note: If you’re epileptic, this video could be triggering. 3 minutes and 7 seconds of Magickal intensity compliments of soundlessdawn. 23 77 93 777 1i^
Via Midwest Real Yoga, meditation, float tanks, psychedelics, philosophy, creativity, freedom nuggets and shit on the water slide of life. Liam Wilson is best known for playing bass in the spastic, technical,…
Disinfonauts, I am pleased as punch to see that my favorite band, He Is Legend, are due to release their 4th full length album “Heavy Fruit” on August 19th. Their style of rock…
Like Chapel Supremesus of Facebook for info on future shows/films Artist’s Statement: Modern masters like Alan Moore have often said that “art is magick because art transforms consciousness.” Although there are an…
Journey deep down the rabbit hole with Closure in Moscow and their allegorical, psychedelic opus that’s soaked in a perfectly balanced brine technology and satire. There’s no group of creatives that has…
Laughing Squid shares several remarkable examples of Soviet era audio samizdat. Neat stuff. Kind of spooky looking, too. Click through the link below to see the rest. With vinyl scare and various…
Are you a Bowie fan? I’m a big fan, and have been since I was a little boy who stayed up late one night to watch him perform live on HBO. What tour was…
“Now in its third year, Seattle Symphony’s critically acclaimed Sonic Evolution project creates a bridge between the Symphony and Seattle’s storied reputation as launching pad for some of the most creative musicians…
Musicologists maintain that, in the history of classical music, the symphony and the sonata are the more ambitious form of composition. In effect, the concerto for one or more instruments and orchestra…