Front and back of a flyer for the premiere screening of Empire, by Andy Warhol and John Palmer. New York, 1965
Addressed to Frank O’Hara. From Please Come to the Show: Invitations and Events Flyers from the MoMA Library.
Front and back of a flyer for the premiere screening of Empire, by Andy Warhol and John Palmer. New York, 1965
Addressed to Frank O’Hara. From Please Come to the Show: Invitations and Events Flyers from the MoMA Library.
Insert from Klaus Schulze’s Irrlicht.
Isao Tomita – Bird Chorus b/w Animation Fountain (08:07)
7-inch single released by RCA Japan, 1985Rare single – not listed on Discogs’ 100+ Tomita release list– by Japanese mellow electronic composer Isao Tomita (b.1932). These tracks were commissioned for the sound environment inside the Suntory Pavilion during Expo’ 85 world fair in Tsukuba, Japan. While Animation Fountain is in the vein of 1984’s Dawn Chorus LP – that is, classical music on Moog and Casio synths, the A side, Bird Chorus (not on the LP), is a kind of oddity based on sampled and reconstituted bird songs only. Japanese brewery Suntory campaigned for the protection of birds since the mid 1970s and used to print pictures of birds on their beer cans (see here).
Stunning (uncredited) artwork as well.
Heist map found…
from Studer 961/962 - Service Manual
One more from Russia.
A Lone Sound Mixtape: a new All Tiny Creatures single and a scenic route just off the superhighway to the new album, Dark Clock
“new musical species are crafted through ATC’s ways of alchemistic discoveries that are both bright, dark, big, small, beautiful, fearsome, transitional and alive.” -Impose Magazine
STREAM/DOWNLOAD: All Tiny Creatures A Lone Sound Mixtape
Building on a tradition begun with Harbors and its adjacent mixtapes for “An Iris” and “Glass Bubbles,” today All Tiny Creatures unveiled their first longform audio exploration of their upcoming album Dark Clock (out June 25 on Hometapes). A Lone Sound Mixtape begins with the album track of the same name, a pulsing jam that’s unstuck in time. The rest of the mixtape answers the question: what if that feeling could keep going? “Hypertext” and “Wireframe” let you hover in it for a little longer — and it’s in those tracks you’ll hear the non-verbal commentary track for the album. Beau Sorenson’s bookending remix of “Glass Bubbles” (from previous album Harbors) reminds you that electricity is a very willing accomplice to dancing. Click and move:
All Tiny Creatures: A Lone Sound Mixtape
1. A Lone Sound
2. Hypertext (Extended Mix)
3. Wireframe
4. Glass Bubbles (Beaunoise Remix)
(Source: khotin)
Flyer for Even Further ‘96.
More tiny keyboard porn
