Audiotong - Radical Poland III Krakov 1988-2011

Artists

Album Info

Release Date: 2011

Label: Audition Records

Track List and number of catalogue in Audiotong

01.Zbigniew Karkowski
Uexkull (excerpt) [tng1023]

"...re-edition of Zbigniew Karkowski's early piece, Uexkull. Not available on CD anymore... Uexkull is one of the first works published by Zbigniew Karkowski. It was composed between 1988-89 in Gothenburg, Sweden and Paris, France. Originally released on Anckarstrom label in Gothenburg in 1990, Uexkull was realized at Ateliers Upic in Paris, EAM studio at State College of Music in Gothenburg and Computer Music Studio at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg.
Instruments used are:double bass, UPIC (Unite Polyagogique Informatique du CEMAMu), Serge analogue modular synthesizer. Alto voice - Karin Westman"

02.Schmerz
Pigday I [tng1667], Radical Poland II

"Remember highly succesful Radical Poland compilation? On a significant date of 6.06.06 we have presented 6 works by 6 most noisy Polish artists - well, at least we've thought they were the most noisy. Meanwhile we found some new ones at least as good and as loud as the previous ones and prepared the second part of this radical compilation. Precisely 666 days after the release of the first part, on quite significant (even if for different reasons) date of April 2nd, 2008, here it is - Radical Poland 2!"

03.Vilgoc
09022007PRSH [tng1667], Radical Poland II

04.Hated Bruit Kollektiv
Version [tng1667], Radical Poland II

05.Mantichora
Tollerance Leads Astray (dub) [tng1667], Radical Poland II

06.Zenial
INRI [tng1667], Radical Poland II

07.Lukasz Ciszak
Singularity Theory [tng1667], Radical Poland II

08.Martin Archer
Stupidland / Dikmik / Coda from I travelled North (words by Keith Jafrate) [tng3008], Live in Krakow

"British composer and improviser Martin Archer performed live in Krakow's Solvay Arts Center on September 9th, 2006. During this almost 80-minutes long performance Archer presented a blend of deeply structured electronics and improvisations for sopranino saxophone. Described by The Wire as bright eyed and cleverer than a thousand other contemporary musicians, he proved his talent and was enthusiasticly applaused by the audience..."

09.Mo;Tec, Tom Taplikort, Jablunkox, Marian Gruszczyk
Czech-Polish border [tng3012], Live in Jazz Club Tesin.

"Noise Drone Electro-Acoustic performance. Live in Jazz Club Tesin, 27.12.05, 18.2.06. Artists: Mo/Tec aka Tomek Rylko (Moog synthesizer, radio), Tom Taplikort (laptop), Marian Gruszczyk (laptop), Jablunkox aka Rafal Rylko (sampler ESI 2000, Airsynth). The musicians involved in this project are Czech and Polish and the only two concerts they performed together took place in Tesin, a city located on the Czech-Polish border."

10.Emitter (Marcin Dymiter) | Arszyn (Krzysztof Topolski)
07.11.05 (II) [tng3006], Live in Prague

"Emiter is Marcin Dymiter, born in 1971, who started his career as a guitarist for the post-rock band Ewa Braun back in the 90's. He also collaborated with artists and projects such as Mapa (with Paul Wirkus), Mordy, Mikolaj Trzaska and many others.
Arszyn is Krzysztof Topolski (born 1973), a drummer and a sound artist working in the field of experimental electronica since the late 90's. He has worked with Ludzie and Kobiety projects, also collaborated with artists such as Mikolaj Trzaska, m.bunio.s, Gintas K. and others."

11.XV Parowek
Hungry Robot [tng1667], Radical Poland II

12.Rez Epo
Emptiness Acquired [tng1667], Radical Poland II

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