1 Sven-Ake Johansson: Über die Unsicherheit menschlicher Verhältnisse2 Alexander Kluge: Auf dem Dach der Welt3 Michaela Melián: co-op4 Greie Gut Fraktion: Wasser und Eis5 Peter Brötzmann & Otomo Yoshihide Tanaka: Highschool6 David Grubbs: An Unlocked Car7 Maja S.K. Ratkje & POING: Ein Liebesversuch8 Zwanie Jonson & Maurice: Summen Zu heiß, zu kalt9 Sophie Rois: Till […]
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2LP: A1 eleh – woven over A2 radian – rusty machines, dusty carpets B1 maja ratkje – [intlink id=”7750″ type=”post”]softly as i leave you[/intlink] B2 nsi. – quartz B3 farben – atrappp C1 dopplereffekt – dyson sphere C2 elektro guzzi – saftgulasch D1 thomas köner – tiento para elma D2 matmos – exclusively polygamist! D3
Festival Electronica En Abril 2003-2012 Read More »
Audio documentation for Warsaw Autumn 2010. Includes a piece by Ratkje: Chopin’s Mazurka, Op. 17 No. 4, recomposed
Sound Chronicle of the Warsaw Autumn 2010 cd No. 7 Read More »
Double cassette compilation of Norwegian noise and music. More than two hours of material. Limited edition of 255 copies. Compiled by Lasse Marhaug for the KASSETT exhibition at Lydgalleriet, Bergen, Nov. 15, 2010. [intlink id=”7364″ type=”page”]This record is available from Maja’s mail order. Buy here![/intlink]
The Wire: “For their 100th release, Rune Grammofon commissioned 13 original pieces from their roster to display the label´s unerring ability to present a diverse range of approaches while maintaining a firm grip on its aesthetic.” RCD 2100 – Various: Twenty Centuries Of Stony Sleep contents: alog my card is 7 the low frequency in
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Vital Weekly: “To state the liveliness of the world of CDRs this is probably the most ultimate item on the scene as it is released by no less than ten different labels around the globe, including two Chinese labels, two Dutch and three in Norway. Mine has got a stamp from Stront Tapes, so that’s
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Rune Grammofon: “Originally planned as an update and slightly revised edition of the long deleted 2cd / book of the same name released in 2003 to celebrate 5 years of Rune Grammofon, this has now turned into a completely new and absolutely gorgeous book, quite simply a must have. Completely redisigned and improved with all
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For free in a cardboard with the German metal magazine ‘Metal Hammer’ May 2008.
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Frankly, I have no ide what this is. Some kind of bootleg? It’s a cassette, I think. Found it at Discogs. Fe-mail is on it? “all live comp. featuring : odd clouds, fe-mail, taliban, luasa raelon, charlie draheim. 5 heavy hitters w/ the longest jam by Norways (?) fe-mail.edition 77.” – Fag Tapes.
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“50th Anniversary Tribute To The Artist Known As Prince Tracks: 80 An overwhelming compilation by the finest Norwegian artists doing they’re all-time favourite Prince-song. Shockadelica is gernebreaking compilation where all musical categories are represented. We have gathered Norways finest jazzmusicians, heavy metalists, pop, electro, rock, country, blues, gospelchoirs, Norways most famous boychoir, avantgarde, soul, funk,
Blood, Muscle & Air: The Intimate Voice brings together 14 vocalists from around the globe to explore the power and intimacy of the human voice. Each artist brings to the publication a unique, personal and eccentric voice, rooted and connected to the listener and each other by the blood, muscle and air we all possess.
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A double CD to follow the Swedish sound art LARM book with the same title. 24 tracks that span 60 years, including both unreleased tracks and new material from Lisa Jeannin, Ruth Bakke, Hertta Lussu Ässä and Kukkiva Poliisi, Ebba Moi and Anna Carin Hedberg, Annika Ström and more. Includes Lotta Melin/Maja Ratkje: “As the
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A project that includes Swedish Carl Abrahamsson and Thomas Tibert who have been making music for well over 25 years. Featured on Cotton Ferox “Defragmental” are guest appearances by Genesis P-Orridge, Krister Linder, and a remix by Norwegian noise duo Fe-mail.
2 X CD compilation with Takashi Miike (Introduction), KK Null, Shinjuku Thief, Converter, Hentai, Shinkiro, Sunao Inami, Henrik Nordvargr Björkk (Pouppée Fabrikk), Contagious Orgasm, Hecate, P.A.L., S:Cage, Asmorod, Iszoloscope and Tokitoshi Shiota (Outroduction). Jazkamer track: Virgin Flower (with vocals by Maja S.K.Ratkje)
audiotion – sonic tribute to Takashi Miike Read More »
A DVD/CD issue of a Norwegian magazine. Featuring Agrare, Maja Ratkje/Monica Aasprong, Maia Urstad, Risto Holopainen, Natasha Barrett and other artists.
A compilation, showcases a collection of 47 women artists worldwide who experiment with sound in various ways, ranging from ambient-organic to quirky-glitch-beat to harsh or extreme noise, as well as categories yet to be defined. The finished release of three discs is a limited edition of 1,000 in custom-made circuit bent packaging. Fe-mail is contributing
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Box set containing five 10″ vinyl records celebrating 50 Rune Grammofon releases. Includes 19 tracks by rune artists. “Some are cornestones in the catalog, but this is not a best of collection, we want to show the different aspects of Rune Grammofon and have tried to give each of the records a common theme or
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2xCD. Contributions by Gyorgy Ligeti, Alvin Lucier, Jean-Claude Risset, Beatriz Ferreyra, Maja Ratkje, Olivier Messiaen, Steve Reich, Vibracathedral Orchestra, François Bayle + Robert Wyatt + Kevin Ayers, James Whitehead, The Loop orchestra, Halim el-Dabh, Laurie Spiegel, Stephen Vitiello, erik M, Wang Changcun, Chlorgeschlecht, Gottfried Michael Koenig, Milan Knizak, Les Rallizes Denudes, Andy Hawkins, John Watermann,
An Anthology of Noise and Electronic Music Vol.4 – a Fourth A-Chronology 1937-2005 Read More »
The deluxe exhibition catalogue which is documenting EN/OF’s first 30 editions, as presented at the Museum Kurhaus Kleve, Germany, May-June 2005. The catalogue (package) includes a fully illustrated book (with essays by AA Bronson and Jörg Heiser), complete with artwork reproductions and a second, die-cut tray book that holds 3 CD’s with 30 tracks totally.
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