Showing posts with label hauntology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hauntology. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
RIP Bruce Langhorne
A folkie and session musician whose lone synth experiments on Peter Fonda's bizarre and somewhat beautiful Idaho Transfer score sound like proto-Boards of Canada pieces.
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Timh Gabriele
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4:53 PM
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bruce langhorne,
hauntology,
Rip,
soundtracks
Friday, November 14, 2008
The Texturalists vs. The End of Time
I have another new article, discussing a group of musicians who use time itself as an instrument in their work. Working off a Woebot article (linked in the piece), this analysis was published around the same time that FACT published a new article by Woebot himself on the persistence of cassette culture and its similar implications. Read that here.
More importantly though, read my article here.
More importantly though, read my article here.
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analogue,
ariel pink,
Belong,
Boards of Canada,
cassette,
cd,
digital,
hauntology,
texture,
vinyl,
Woebot
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