NNSR is your weekly dose of experimentalism and street-art. Last Saturday's broadcast featured two tracks from Subterrestrial's recent "Transmissions from the Hollow Earth" album, amongst other sonic goodies. An archive file of the podcast can be downloaded. Please check it out and support this broadcaster!
Formed some 2 million years ago by glacial action, Lake Tahoe is one of the world's deepest and largest alpine lakes. It is an area of unprecedented natural beauty and is something of a muse to Subterrestrial.
The album of the same name was composed and performed using acoustic (albeit sampler based) instruments and sounds exclusively. Drawing influence from dark ambient, darkwave, ethereal and world music, "Lake Tahoe"conveys the profound, divine natural beauty of the region that inspired it. This 14-track digital album can be previewed online now for free and the full download can be purchased in high quality MP3, FLAC and many other formats of your choosing. Over one hour of music for €8 EUR.
The Popular Music Research Unit at Oxford Brookes University in Oxford, UK has an ongoing project called Editions of You, whose aim is to celebrate and showcase self-publishing and self-releasing musicians and the handmade and unique editions and releases they create. They are holding a One-of-a-kind exhibition at the achingly chic O3 Gallery at Oxford Castle. The Exhibition is open from Saturday 26th March through Sunday 24th April 2011. The gallery is open 12 – 5 weekdays, 11 – 4 weekends, closed Mondays. They will be exhibiting, amongst other things Subterrestrial's "Map of the Interior World" floppy disc EP, which was released last summer by Diskette Etikette Rekords. They should also have a few copies on hand for purchase. If you are near the Oxford, UK area during this time feel free to drop by the exhibit and let me know what your impressions are (and send some photos please!)
Subterrestrial presents "Transmissions from the Hollow Earth," minimal dark ambient dronescapes inspired by the electroacoustic musical explorations of '50-'60s radio labs. Composed and performed entirely in Berna, a software simulation of a late 1950s electroacoustic music studio.
