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no lemons no melon
7 haikus for a turntable
acétylène
ootil
volta feedback
cancellled live



again the sunset
propaganda




ootil - LP - bioolar order
ootil - track - from computer with love vol.4
ootil - digital - snæbjörn
cancellled atlas - tape
cancellled wtc I II III - tape
ground - tape
headcrash - LP
drift-02 - LP
silkscreenrecords serie - EP
unstatic - digital
dual drive - digital
quasi static crack propagation - cd
propaganda - digital
phonographes vinylisés - dvd
komatsu - cd
a record without a hole - EP
drift-01 - 2xLP
macro static - digital
diatribes&phonotopy - miniCD
discsection - LP
wireless_archive - EP
deadmedia_archives - cd - tape - LP
neverrecord_radio greux ! - digital
neverrecord_sonfunk - cdr
radiofreerobots_silicon carne - LP
random - LP
appears on ddaa - cd
prrbrtynnlgjrmfn - cdr

 

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discography

ABb-23
dtzbrg-22
wkdts-23
ic-03
ttt- 31
tanuki- 25
vlek- 25
aka- 22
ph- 07
ihab-100
ar- 96
cw- 11
sr- 15
oral- 48
insubcd- 06
ph- 05
aka- 11
ms- 20
insubcdr- 10
aka- 03
ph- 02
ph-03- 04
sf- 02
sf- 01
aka- 01
ph- 01
wds- 03
pfff- 01

VLEK-25 | HEADCRASH - lp


teaser by Jerome fino

Headcrash is the final result of a series of live performances called “Quad Core “, brought to audiencesall around Europe and further, and finally recorded at Les Ateliers Claus (Brussels) in the summer of 2016. This project interacts with computer data storage devices as a raw material to produce unpredictable instruments. Four hard-drives are used as turntables, hacked in many different ways and picked up with several magnetic sensors. Technically, the computer is controlling the hard-drives via open source software and Arduino, speed and movements of the arms are triggered by electricity, and the sound is picked up directly from the sources, without any audio treatment but EQ. This produces a massive sound crossing the entire range from analog to digital and reverse, creating physical feedbacks, electrical rhythms and deviant behavior making it appear as radical minimal noise techno.

available on: Metamkine

“For their 25th number, [Vlek] sure doesn’t depart from their transcending postulate and forward-thinking approach, but rather well hammers it home in the boldest way possible. At the helm of the so-aptly titled ‘Headcrash‘, French-born Brussels-based sound artist Yann Leguay captured the elusive matter of ‘Quad Core‘, a series of live performances he’s traveled with throughout Europe and beyond, eventually recording it on the occasion of a show at Les Ateliers Claus, in the Belgian capital.” (Inverted Audio, 29th March 2017)

 

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