Desde la Atalaia (Collected Works)
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Desde La Atalaia is a various artists compilation assembled and curated by Edu Comelles. This compilation aims to be a keystone on Audiotalaia Catalogue. We have asked over 31 artists from Spain to deliver new compositions for this special release. The outcome is a gathering of works that shows the good health of spanish experimental music. This collection built in four volumes provides a wide range of sonorities ranging from field recordings to digital composition based on glitch, drones, pads, rhythms, electroacoustic pieces and all kinds of genres and sub genres (if there is so) on what we understand as experimental music, sound art, phonography etc,...
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Lauki Antarctica
surrounding symmetry, spirals towards inner coldness, beyond words, the Antartida of the heart. frozen edge mandala, as an ice crystal, microscopically captured nanoseconds before it’s melted. the inevitable fragility of the frozen snow in a sunny winter day. ... more
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Dec 2014 -
Mar 2013 -
Jun 2011 -
Mar 2012
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