Stellar review of SIGNALVOID compilation

Experimental music blog a closer listen recently posted a great review of the SIGNALVOID compilation in which Subterrestrial recently participated. If you haven't yet downloaded this free compilation, let the words of ACL convince you. “It’s pretty much four hours of deranged skullfuckery, which is why it’s an amazing listen. Don’t let either the concept or the running length put you off; SIGNALVOID is a classic in the making.” Read the review if you still need convincing and help support this great blogger!

v.a. - "Signal Void" USB version

Specially packaged USB memorystick version of the SIGNALVOID compilation ships Tuesday 14th August 2012 and is now available for pre-order for ₤8. According to the order page....

"Each package will be a large candy stripe bag containing the following:

- 1 x wooden USB memory stick, containing SIGNALVOID in both MP3 and FLAC, along with a selection of photographs taken by numerous contributors.
- 1 x standard size photograph of a random selection from the SIGNALVOID image submissions.
- 1 x SIGNALVOID sticker of five possible designs, selected from the SIGNALVOID image submissions.
- 1 x oil pastel doodle by myself, created while listening to SIGNALVOID. Each will be unique.
- Leaves and various bits from the area at which I took my own SIGNALVOID image submissions.
- 1 x SIGNALVOID flyer containing the list of contributors."

v.a. - "Signal Void"

The SIGNALVOID compilation is finally here! Over half a gigabyte of one minute experimental noise works designed to be listened to on shuffle. Line-up includes obscure artists like Subterrestrial ;) as well as the likes of Francisco Lopez and even an artist called Tony Banks and the Venemous Spiders! (Not sure if that's Tony Banks of Genesis fame.....) MP3 version and lossless versions now available for download. Specially packaged memory stick version is also available (but they're selling fast).



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SIGNALVOID

The UK-based SIGNALVOID project is a noise music compilation. Participants can submit up to three noise tracks, each of exactly a minute in length, with no silence or fades at either the beginning or end of each piece. The comp will be designed to be played on shuffle. They are looking for new and original material in 16-bit WAV format. Track filenames should be formatted as follows: [artistname] - [trackname].wav.

They want photos for use on the SIGNALVOID Tumblr and potentially in the physical package. Photos should be hi-res and should reflect the theme of "noise". Subterrestrial's "Cactus Garden" digital manipulation piece was featured on this blog (see thumbnail above).

Send all tracks and photos to signal.void@hotmail.co.uk