TAO

TAO [TN012]
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Composers from around the world show their own sound interpretations of Lao Tse's tao te ching. Tao project results have been compiled in this new release of tecnonucleo.

Compositores de todo el mundo muestran su propia interpretación sonora del tao te ching de Lao Tse. Juan Antonio Nieto aka Pangea incluye su tema Life under our feet.

01. Alfonso_Carrasco - nature
02. Ambient Animal - ruidos de sable
03. Anton Mobin - Antre D'eux
04. Clemens Hausch - tao_f_mix5a
05. Criadero En Seres - tin le mur
06. D. Moratilla - Sign
07. David Fonseca - lneas
08. iRa - Fred stares at blank wall
09. Gianmarco Caseli - eroinafluidai
10. ENG - Funeral music for dadaism
11. Isoma Ieep - Bird'n'bass digital
12. IsraelM - Yumiko
13. Jacob Gotlib - Tower of Babel
14. Jazznoize - Audiotone
15. Jorge Ramirez - SPDVL
16. Marc Levinthal - Stuffed Audience
17. nanako - not for sale
18. noish - taociberPunk
19. Pangea - Life under our feets
20. scmute - TA2
21. Terje Paulsen - flyswansong
22. vegetal is - Wu Wei
23. Vertex Germ - Psylocybe
24. vehscle - Because They Ask So Little of Life
25. NAD - ZrumDITH
26. Yannick Franck - coeur creole
27. Yuki Aida - north28.

cover design by scmute
photo on cover by helena

INQ-MAG MONOGRAPHIC SERIES

MONOGRAPHIC 031-TLHOTRA

http://www.inq-mag.com/2008/10/05/monographic-031-two-left-hands-on-two-right-arms/

This episode of Monographic series arrives to feature the work of the Sweden based netlabel Two Left Hands On Two Right Arms.
Passed the 30th release up to date, the netlabel phillosophy emphasizes its DIY infraestructure, and proudly runs with free software and services, and as a consecuence of this free culture statement doesnt want to be considered as an ordinary label. Its curator, Markus Åberg , has kindly agreed and contributed with this mesmerizing symphony of sounds.
“Two left hands on two right arms” is a small nonprofit netlabel with a base in Sweden (Gävle). Our aim is to release good independent music for free. We release what we like, and mostly that means music labeled as ambient, avantgarde, electroacoustic, industrial, dark ambient, and similar sub-genres, but we are open minded to other musically expressions.

The track Mil Pulsos composed by Leo Alvés and Pangea is mixed in this monographic.

MONOGRAPHIC 009-TECNONUCLEO
http://www.inq-mag.com/2008/01/30/monographic-009-tecnonucleo/

For this Monographic episode, Marcos Bernabe, curator of tecnonucleo.org has composed a colourful amalgam of the most diverse sounds. Maybe this wide conception comes form the also worldwide collaborator staff coming from Spain, Norway, Israel, Russia, Lithuania, Mexico, Sweden, Austria or Germany for example.
[TN] is a non profit netlabel specialises in Experimental Electronic Music, focused on the expression of new musical concepts, from glitchy to field recording, which includes noise, stochastic synthesis, drone, minimalist, microsounds, music concrete. [TN] is also an online platform for the creation, promotion, criticism of emerging sound languages and sound art for the information & interaction of the public and artists alike.

The track Estados Alterados composed by Pangea (Juan Antonio Nieto) is mixed in this monographic.

INDET 1.0

INDET 1.0 [TN001]

http://www.tecnonucleo.org/

Nuevo tema de Pangea Estados alterados para la compañía catalana TecnoNucleo. En su primer recopilatorio INDET 1.0 [TN001] intervienen además de Pangea artistas como Rafael Flores, Djet, Terje Paulsen y T.E. Davey, Isaac de la Concha, Arturas Bumsteinas y Sascha Neudeck entre otros. " TecnoNucleo, a new netlabel based in Mataró (Barcelona , Spain), launches its first release: INDET1.0. An experimental music work that can be downloaded for free. 17 musicians from 10 different countries have created the 17 tracks that conform the album... Microsunds, computer music, generative music, minimalism, glitch and stochastic composition are the set of elements that define TecnoNucleo debut album. The cover, designed by Ana Garcia, is based in a photograph by Tal, who lives and works in Tel-Aviv (Israel)."