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update, February 1st, 2026

Dear friends and followers of clongclongmoo. It's great to have you here. As you may have noticed, the site has changed a bit. Some people wanted to be able to access the music with fewer clicks. That should work again now. Here's a quick note to everyone who uses relatively new platforms such as Mirlo, Faircamp, or Coop: feel free to use the submit form to draw attention to your new music. I'd especially appreciate hearing from anyone who runs a netlabel with free Creative Commons music. Thank you! Konrad from clongclongmoo

music tagged with: electronic

TIGERBERRY – Cold Wave

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TIGERBERRY

“Cold Wave”

В поисках новых форм, группа открывает следующую главу в сотрудничестве с электронными проектами: на “Cold Wave” представлены совместные работы и ремиксы с участием Haunt и Gnothi Seauton. В течении шести месяцев восемь песен и ремиксов превратились в единое целое, что и стало альбомом “Cold Wave”: скитания по холодным пустошам в попытках заново найти себя.
posted 22 February 2015

Sebastien Marchal – Goldfish

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Sebastien Marchal

“Goldfish”

It’s been a while since our next artist graced the Kahvi shores – but after a gap of some three years Sebastien Marchal (aka. Workbench) is back with a fantastic ten track album!

Similar to his previous release ‘Synesthesia’, Goldfish is a work of electronic and ambient fiction, describing dreams in all the colours of a rainbow. As Colours was purely based on colours themselves, Goldfish paints a vivid picture just from the name of the track, followed by Marchals amazing audiio descriptions. Purely designed and constructed to paint a picture of sound, the tracks allow you to drift from reality to a much more pleasant place for a while.

Enjoy the first release of 2015 from Sebastien Marchal and see you next time for more fantastic audio works!

posted 20 February 2015

DeepDubing – My Atmosphere Of The Forest

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DeepDubing

“My Atmosphere Of The Forest”

Label: Deep-X Recordings
Catalog#: deepx253
Format: 5 x File, MP3, 320 kbps
Country: Russia
Released: 13 Aug 2013
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dub Techno

Tracklist:
01 – The Depth Of Silence (9:04)
02 – Atmospheric Shadow (Party I) (8:24)
03 – Atmospheric Shadow (Party II) (8:40)
04 – Black Forest Anomaly (7:12)
05 – My Attraction (7:32)

posted 10 February 2015

Lluvia Acida – Zonas de Silencio

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Lluvia Acida

“Zonas de Silencio”

“With Lluvia Ácida, we have been making music together for 20 years, always from the Chilean Patagonia. In the beginning, in a context absolutely dominated by Rock and folklore, we made music inspired by the bands that we liked, all European and born of urban and industrial environments. Over time we understood that we had our own environment to inspire us, one in which technology is implemented in wild and lonely places, creating a contrast that is increasingly scarce in our country and the world.

We consider ourselves Explorers, because many of our works exhibited the results of an adventure or an investigation. So it was with albums like, “Tierra de Espectros” (2002), “Antartikos” (2005), “La Idea – Canto a la Federación Obrera de Magallanes” (2007), “Kuluana” (2009) and “Insula in albis” (2013).

“Zonas de Silencio” (Zones of Silence)” is the result of one of these adventures. This consisted of moving the act of Composing and Recording an album and a film outside the comfort of the studio, carrying portable technology to remote locations and abandoned premises of our environment, specifically in the communes of Punta Arenas and San Gregorio. In successive outings between the months of January and May 2014, we managed to record improvisations in places as dissimilar and evocative as a volcanic crater, a steamer rusting on the banks of the Strait, an abandoned lighthouse, a small and little known ranch, the structure of an old fridge, a coal mine, a beautiful cinema closed for more than a decade and a closed hospital. It was our way of merging ourselves with the landscapes that we love, in the shadow of the remains that were left at the edge of the Road of the Magellanes Story.

With “Zonas de Silencio”, we feel that we have contributed another vision of our Frontier Society, one which doesn’t glorify anyone in particular. We are only Ourselves and our Machines, forming a closed circuit but sensitive to the vibrations emitted by the solitary places.”

Lluvia Ácida
(Punta Arenas, Magallanes, Chile, January 2015)

posted 07 February 2015

caroline park – less than human

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caroline park

“less than human”

caroline park is a composer, musician, and artist working within the minimum in experimental electronic music. she creates custom software in max/msp, integrating chance and silence in unique, minimal systems. she collaborates frequently with asha tamirisa in duo situations and also performs as 1/4 of the electro-improv quartet BUMPR (peter bussigel, stephan moore, tim rovinelli). additionally caroline is a founding member of OPENSIGNAL, a providence-based artist collective focusing on the representation of gender and race within experimental electronic music.

her first album for pan y rosas is a brief album of drones that caroline composed and mixed in los angeles, london and providence. she suggests –

play at full volume,
with good speakers
in a nice room.

no head/earphones please (sound needs space).

posted 06 February 2015

Alex Twin – Styro

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Alex Twin

“Styro”

“Fabio Crivellaro,
meglio noto con lo pseudonimo di Alex Twin (Roma, 20 Agosto 1985),
è un rumorista e decompositore italiano.

È stato definito come una delle figure più inventive
ed influenti della musica contemporanea.

Artista
poliedrico,
si è distinto per la vastità
quasi senza paragoni delle sue
sperimentazioni elettroniche,
legate a generi molteplici e spesso
distanti tra loro,
quali
Intelligent Dance Music,
industrial,
hardcore, drum and bass e glitch,
capace anche di spaziare nella musica negra,
nell’ambient e nella cosiddetta non-Music o noise music.
——
——————————

TRACKLIST:

1 – ALEX TWIN – brok3n print3r
2 – ALEX TWIN – come to zietta (original mix)
3 – ALEX TWIN – electric arboretum
4 – ALEX TWIN – c_a_r_i_a_t_i_d_e
5 – ALEX TWIN – come to zietta (orpello intangibile mix)
6 – ALEX TWIN – brok3n print3r (happy cat mix)
7 – ALEX TWIN – martina the cow dances to ebm
8 – ALEX TWIN – come to zietta (quaresima mix)
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Ha assunto negli anni diversi pseudonimi,
ed è stato negli anni ’10 un
riferimento fondamentale
per lo sviluppo della musica elettronica.”
————
ahahhahahahah!!!!
ho storpiato la biografia di aphex twin
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posted 05 February 2015

Coppice Halifax – Imperial Grey

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Coppice Halifax

“Imperial Grey”

[TMONG024] Coppice Halifax – Imperial Grey
Artist: Coppice Halifax
Title: Imperial Grey
Catalog#: TMONG024
Style: Drone, Ambient, Experimental.

Brian Grainger is the head on Coopice Halifax, it’s from South Carolina, US. Brian has amassed hundreds of recordings since 1997. After his last works Lowlight & Static Farm, he shows his new album called Imperial Grey. Imperial Grey is a before and after a trip to the ocean depths, dark sounds accompanied by gentle rhythms how nature that lives in the ocean.

Written & produced by Brian Grainger. Recorded at Botany Bay, November and December 2014. Mastered by The Analog Botanist.

www.coppicehalifax.bandcamp.com
www.analogbotany.com

Cover design by Eric Adrian Lee.
www.ericadrianlee.com | www.ericadrianleedesign.tumblr.com

posted 04 February 2015

Christopher Rave – Peak

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Christopher Rave

“Peak”

Christopher Rave’s live acid sets have been permeating Sheffield over the last couple of years, but in our opinion this man hasn’t been given the platform he deserves. Built on the fly with synths and drum machines, his tracks are raw and squelchy, returning to a time when dance music was fun and spontaneous.

Peak is his first release, but expect more from this man. While the real joy is seeing him build the tracks in real time, these are still recordings of live takes, with all the happy mistakes and artifacts that come with the live hardware environment.

posted 04 February 2015

Pk jazz Collective – The Farewell

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Pk jazz Collective

“The Farewell”

«The Farewell» LP by Pk jazz Collective is the compilation of songs about love and its faces. Different types of feeling that makes our world alive arrayed in musical form. From old blues standards through the classical song of The Doors to modern pop songs of famous young singer Austin Mahone, covered by jazz-rock musicians from the distant Astrakhan.

Credits:
All lyrics by Pk jazz Collective expt.
Kindhearted Woman, Love In Vain by Robert Johnson
Maggie M’Gill by Robby Krieger
What About Love by Austin Mahone
Artwork by Vyacheslav Korotin
Booklet by Maksim Parasjukov

Join Us!
http://pkjazzcollective.blogspot.com/
https://pkjazzcollective.bandcamp.com/
http://soundcloud.com/pkjazzcollective

[02/02/2015]
Buy CD via DIY label Run On Recordings
https://runonrecordings.bandcamp.com

posted 30 January 2015

JoyDee&Tosh – No Artist

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JoyDee&Tosh

“No Artist”

JoyDee&Tosh – No Artist (2015)

JoyDee is a music producer since 2011, Tosh is self-learning guitarist. Common project was found in 2013. JoyDee says: “We combine an electronic music with sounds of a guitar. The only one inspiration is unconsiousness”. One thing is sure. She is very tallented sound-magician and Tosh complements her visions perfectly with his psychedelic guitar. Very “cinematic” tracks. “Last Glance” is the most spectacular. It can’t get out of your head. Could be used as a movie or TV-series theme. Fryvolic Netlabel’s recommendation!

Tracklist:

01. JoyDee – Intro – 1:32
02. JoyDee&Tosh – Last Glance – 3:17
03. JoyDee&Tosh – Stones – 5:02
04. JoyDee – Animus – 4:37
05. JoyDee&Tosh – Unfold Perspective – 1:52
06. JoyDee – Weary – 3:34
07. JoyDee&Tosh – Soothing Indifference – 4:16
08. JoyDee&Tosh – Elapsed Time – 3:21
09. JoyDee&Tosh – Time Tonight – 3:28
10. JoyDee – Time Tonight (Remix) – 3:49

Total time – 34:48

posted 29 January 2015

Pk Jazz Collective – Southern City‘s Lab podcast №006: Pk Jazz Collective — Mix

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Pk Jazz Collective

“Southern City‘s Lab podcast №006: Pk Jazz Collective — Mix”

Southern City‘s Lab podcast №006: Pk Jazz Collective — Mix

К выходу нового альбома, Pk jazz Collective подготовил шестой выпуск «Southern City‘s Lab podcast», в котором вы услышите целеустремленных покорителей космоса, призраков джаза и психоделических демонов.

Альбом “The Farewell” выйдет в конце января – начале февраля на Run On Recordings в CD формате и в цифровой версии на Southern City‘s Lab.

Tracklist:
Bedroom – Lunar Program
Bedroom – Landing
Bedroom – Going Home
Longman – Domestic Violence
Eject – Instead Of Us There Was Rustle Heard (5)
Ascorbic Acid – Окно
Михаил Чекалин – Джаз-рок вокализ
Vespero – Триптих уходящему солнцу

posted 26 January 2015

GERGAZ – Beat Garden Compilation 4

Beat Garden Compilation 4

GERGAZ

“Beat Garden Compilation 4”

Here we are again, celebrating GERGAZ’s 6th year with annual compilation from the BEAT GARDEN series. We kept things the way you like them and put together 17-track collection offering an array of efforts from across the beat and bass scene. As usually we have selected tracks we feel deserve your attention, tracks by artists we like, our residents and by those that we have discovered along the way.

Massive thank you to everyone involved, our long time supporters and of course to you, GERGAZ fans!

posted 26 January 2015

VA – From Ritual to Romance

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VA

“From Ritual to Romance”

Et Quid Amabo Nisi Quod Aenigma Est?

Die Elektrischen Vorspiele, a blog founded on January 15 2009, and whose sixth anniversary is commemorated with this release, was envisioned as a space for the nurturing of a “savage thought” (that is, of an undisciplined nature). In its essence, and as an individual project, it aims mostly to be a vehicle for its author’s vast-reaching interests, while at the same time harnessing them into some form of discipline. More than just a reflection on the fascination caused by the themes implicit to its lexical field of action, as shown by the coordinates and key concepts that define the boundaries of its territory, i.e. “Occultism” / “Esotericism”, this virtual space mainly maps some of the topologies enclosed in the History of Ideas. A vast and sometimes ignored area of Knowledge, whose apparently paradoxical character drives a magnetic pull towards the need to identify its true nature, as ubiquitously manifested along various historical cycles, in an unending drama staged in the theatre of the Anima Mundi. This is, in fact, the true raison d’être of Die Elektrischen Vorspiele.
As a direct result of its existence, November 2010 saw the publication of the book “Summa Techno(i)logicae”. This work, as implied by its title, is a thoroughly compiled and systematised patchwork reflecting the interests that guide its author’s research. From then on, periodic collaborations with other projects ensued, such as the magazines Finis Mundi, Infernus and Antibothis.
Still under the aegis of Die Elektrischen Vorspiele, and always through the establishment of complicities and connections, a number of events were created and carried out in the past six years. This set of actions (with Music as a constant common denominator) has had as its main goal the evocation of the life and work of various figures that have left behind crucial legacies. The people celebrated include the musician John Balance (Coil); the historian of religions Mircea Eliade; the poet and theatre director Antonin Artaud; the philosopher Georges Bataille; and the Japanese writer Yukio Mishima. It is also worth mentioning the series of events spanning along the year 2013, Occult Esoterica AV Gatherings, curated in collaboration with intermedia artist Ana Carvalho.
The proposal made to EdP – Editora do Porto (in the person of its administrator, João Ricardo) for the release of this compilation emerges as a consequence of shared common cosmologies which have gradually been transmuted into friendship, and also of João Ricardo’s encyclopaedic musical knowledge, while the invitations made to the artists taking part in it are the logical result of a chaining together of elective affinities (a process permanently taking place since the first Homeric dawn).

Júlio Mendes Rodrigo
Porto, December 23, anno 2014, era vulgaris

posted 23 January 2015

VA – The Golden Bough

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VA

“The Golden Bough”

Et Quid Amabo Nisi Quod Aenigma Est?

Die Elektrischen Vorspiele, a blog founded on January 15 2009, and whose sixth anniversary is commemorated with this release, was envisioned as a space for the nurturing of a “savage thought” (that is, of an undisciplined nature). In its essence, and as an individual project, it aims mostly to be a vehicle for its author’s vast-reaching interests, while at the same time harnessing them into some form of discipline. More than just a reflection on the fascination caused by the themes implicit to its lexical field of action, as shown by the coordinates and key concepts that define the boundaries of its territory, i.e. “Occultism” / “Esotericism”, this virtual space mainly maps some of the topologies enclosed in the History of Ideas. A vast and sometimes ignored area of Knowledge, whose apparently paradoxical character drives a magnetic pull towards the need to identify its true nature, as ubiquitously manifested along various historical cycles, in an unending drama staged in the theatre of the Anima Mundi. This is, in fact, the true raison d’être of Die Elektrischen Vorspiele.
As a direct result of its existence, November 2010 saw the publication of the book “Summa Techno(i)logicae”. This work, as implied by its title, is a thoroughly compiled and systematised patchwork reflecting the interests that guide its author’s research. From then on, periodic collaborations with other projects ensued, such as the magazines Finis Mundi, Infernus and Antibothis.
Still under the aegis of Die Elektrischen Vorspiele, and always through the establishment of complicities and connections, a number of events were created and carried out in the past six years. This set of actions (with Music as a constant common denominator) has had as its main goal the evocation of the life and work of various figures that have left behind crucial legacies. The people celebrated include the musician John Balance (Coil); the historian of religions Mircea Eliade; the poet and theatre director Antonin Artaud; the philosopher Georges Bataille; and the Japanese writer Yukio Mishima. It is also worth mentioning the series of events spanning along the year 2013, Occult Esoterica AV Gatherings, curated in collaboration with intermedia artist Ana Carvalho.
The proposal made to EdP – Editora do Porto (in the person of its administrator, João Ricardo) for the release of this compilation emerges as a consequence of shared common cosmologies which have gradually been transmuted into friendship, and also of João Ricardo’s encyclopaedic musical knowledge, while the invitations made to the artists taking part in it are the logical result of a chaining together of elective affinities (a process permanently taking place since the first Homeric dawn).

Júlio Mendes Rodrigo
Porto, December 23, anno 2014, era vulgaris

posted 23 January 2015

Jan Strach – Fale

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Jan Strach

“Fale”

Polish musician Jan Strach returns with a collection of catchy songs combining his love for his Casio keyboard, irregular rhythms and song structures and his distaste for cliches and predictability. Pop, rock, punk and some latin flavors clash and combine with dreamy atmospheres, experimental touches and stream-of consciousness lyrics. As always, earnest, catchy and full of ideas.
posted 22 January 2015

various artists – CC Affiliates Mixtape #1

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various artists

“CC Affiliates Mixtape #1”

The global community of Creative Commons Affiliates is starting a new tradition: collectively compiling an annual mixtape of great music from artists using CC licenses. This idea follows the 10-year anniversary mixtape that the European Affiliates put together back in 2012, only this 2015-edition covers the entire globe. We hope that this will be the beginning of an annual tradition: a musical tribute to – and celebration of – the talent of the artists and Creative Commons sharing tools.

The mixtape has been made by the Creative Commons Affiliates – the custodians of the CC licenses in each of these countries – as a fun volunteer side-project to showcase the musical wealth of their countries. This means, and we’d like to highlight this, that these are not artists officially endorsed by Creative Commons, but rather personal favorites of some of those community members advocating sharing culture and promoting the use of CC licenses.

Across the world millions of creators are using Creative Commons licenses to promote and spread their creativity and to find a global audience. Many of these are music artists, performers and songwriters and for this year’s tape a whopping 25 countries have contributed, covering 4 continents of amazing music cultures and artistic talents of all audio trades. Dive in to discover what the world has to offer while at the same time appreciating sharing culture. Enjoy!

posted 21 January 2015

VA – The Light Side Of The Blue

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VA

“The Light Side Of The Blue”

“The Light Side Of The Blue” is a sequel to “Wordless” compiliation, which is the result of the creative colaboration between Southern City‘s Lab Label and producer Hank Hobson in search of talented electronic stage musicians. However, contrasting the previous work executed in gloomily vast tones of ambient and glitch, the compilation offers a wide range of styles from jungle and jazzstep to Berlin school. The sequence of tracks is developed in a way that turns it into a novel, written with sounds and tunes. Into a fantastic story where the main character, finding it no more possible to bear his daily routine and seeking seclusion, runs away towards the sea…to another planet.

It all starts with the surrealistic absurd of Mutafory Lili telling with their both comic and psychodelic track about the daily life of our protagonist, where if you listen closely you can realise that he is about to break down. Then the action is transferred to the cosmoport, where Pk jazz Collective, toying with the new wave, is singing a song of mourn and sorrow, maybe even of the lost love. Lost radiance are painting admirable soundscapes, showing all the beauty of the deep space. Finally the duo of Sexyalien & Hank Hobson ($IMDC) is depicting some difficulties during the flight of the spaceship.

After that we are setting off for an automobile ride consisting of three chapters: crazy races across the megapolis by Hobotek, a ride along the highway in tune with jazz by Sobrio and the last few kilometers along the rough coast by Eva Shlegel.

And here comes the seclusion, where being alone with the self, nature and darkish atmosphere, perfectly rendered by SandSpace & lost-radio, D-lity & Amaranth will tell a story about the long-desired evening at the seaside.

posted 20 January 2015

ezio taeggi – unity-dispersity

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ezio taeggi

“unity-dispersity”

‘unity-dispersity’ reflects the process of developing a modular audio system as an
improvisation on the resultant sounds and feedbacks as well as additional field-recordings captured at that time.
posted 17 January 2015

Gaetano Fontanazza – Sounds On Canvas

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Gaetano Fontanazza

“Sounds On Canvas”

Gaetano Fontanazza’s latest release, ‘Sounds on Canvas’ is the live soundtrack to an exhibition of paintings by his father, the late Edoardo Fontanazza. As people admired the remarkable works of art hanging on the walls of a gallery in Enna, Gaetano supplied a live soundtrack to the event which was then recorded for this release. This is music that, although conceived as support to an event, stands on its own feet and is fantastic even after the event. Enjoy!
posted 16 January 2015