Showing posts with label Label: Freedom In A Vacuum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Label: Freedom In A Vacuum. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Various Artists - Freedom In A Vacuum



LP
Label : Freedom In A Vacuum, Canada, 1987
Ripped by Trantor


Tracklist :

A1. Tibetan Red - Scanning (7:38)
A2. Asmus Tietchens - Medienlandschaft 1 (4:52)
A3. Unkommuniti - Bang-Utot (4:11)
A4. The Sodality - They Never Learn (4:35)
A5. Psyclones & Schlafengarten - The Bells Of Purgatory, Pt. 2 (4:39)
B1. Nurse With Wound - Lonely Poisonous Mushroom (9:26)
B2. Hirsche Nicht Auf's Sofa - Dem Petermann Zu Ehren (5:12)
B3. Lorelei N. Schmidt - Killt Den Achim (2:27)
B4. Duka Bass Band - Schenk Mir Eine Kuckucksuhr (4:48)
B5. Tibetan Red - Kalahari Fire Birth (4:40)


Sunday, July 21, 2013

Tibetan Red - Scanning



Audiofiles
Label : Nostalgie De La Boue [ndlb#32], Ivory Coast, 2013


Official net-re-release of classic Tibetan Red early music pieces, originally released on cassette in 1985 and on CD in 2000, whose Vital Weekly review is still a good presentation :

"To put your entire musical output on one CD, and thus offering the "complete works by" - what an interesting idea (that's why I am so fond of Varese and Webern - the consequent, small body of work). In the mid 80s somebody recorded as Tibetan Red, having one track on the LP 'Freedom In A Vacuum', the first release by a label with the same name and a cassette on that very same label. That somebody came from Spain, went to Canada and is now in Southern Europe. Thus we see the CD released on a label from Barcelona.
'Scanning' (the comp piece aswell in it's complete form on cassette) is an excellent piece of layered shortwave sounds, morse codes and underlying drones from a synth. 'Kalahari Fire Birth' uses many unidentifable sounds, set against the tape-loop (sampling was virtually non-existent in those days) of ethno origin. A raw version of zoviet*france like ambience. 'The Sistine Chapel' is a previously unreleased track, and also works with looped ethno material, here the didgeredoo. All three tracks clock at 20 minutes and all have a trance like spirit, without leaping into boredom. What I particulary like about this CD is the undated, fresh rawness of the 80s cassette movement, transformed to CD. An aural document of the 'anything goes' attitude, which Vital owes it's credit to, too".
Frans de Waard, Vital Weekly, N° 244.


Tracklist :

1. Scanning (19:59)
2. Kalahari Fire Birth (19:43)
3. The Sistine Chapel (23:22)


Sunday, February 6, 2011

Empirical Sleeping Consort - Aegri Somnia Vana



LP
Label : Impressure, Canada, 1990
Limited edition of 100 numbered copies


Impressure was a Freedom In A Vacuum sublabel. Five LPs limited to 100 copies were planned but only two were released. "Aegri Somnia Vana" by Empirical Sleeping Consort (alias Electro Static Cat) was the first one. The second one, a Yuzuru Syogase / Kaiser Nietzsche split LP, was later re-released on CD by Artware in Germany.


Monday, July 19, 2010

Belt - The Killing Verdict



CD
Label : Freedom In A Vacuum, Canada, 1995


Tracklist :

1. Black & Tan (2:26)
2. Your Cross / My Face (7:51)
3. Jesus Christ Told Me To Fuck You Up (10:53)
4. Youth & Blood (10:58)
5. New Crown (1:40)
6. Milk (6:40)


Friday, January 2, 2009

XTSW - West



Cassette, C90
Label : Freedom In A Vacuum, Canada, 1987
Ripped by a.b.a.s.t.


XTSW was a band around Al Margolis - aka If, Bwana -, the owner of the famous Sound Of Pig Music cassette label.
That cassette was recorded live on KZSC, Santa Cruz, 11/26/87, and features Big City Orchestra members Cliff Neighbors and Das (the radio host).


Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Vivenza - Métallurgie



Cassette, C30
Label : Freedom In A Vacuum, Canada


Tracklist :

A. Métallurgie II
B. Métallurgie I


Sunday, December 28, 2008

Das Synthetische Mischgewebe - El Pez-Vidriera



Cassette, C60
Label : Freedom In A Vacuum / Alien Artists, Canada / Germany
Limited edition of 200 numbered copies


For soundhead.

"The music on this cassette is related to, but isn't, the soundtrack of 'El Pez-Vidriera' (The Fish-Churchwindow), a peformance given in the fishsellers' section of a market in Barcelona. The performance is based on a story of a man who enters a world in which everything is reduced to a sort of paralysis, drifting slowly, without will. The man finds these forms very attractive and wishes to become part of them. He realizes the danger inherent in this form of existence, but sees clearly in recollection that he has seldom really steered his life. The man lies down and becomes sleepy, but dreams quite badly. An unidentifiable screaming awakens him. He stands and has to realize that this world was and is a reflection of his own."

On January 14th, Guido Hübner has sent me a message about that cassette :

"It is true, as the text to the cassettes tries to explain, we did a performance at the market at the Ramblas in Barcelona in the fish sellers part. Our very first public appearance when we started to live there. In the beginning and the end of the performance, early versions of the first and last piece of the cassette had been send through the megaphone like loud-speakers on the market.
For the main part of the performance L'Akstremaunçió created the soundtrack. This was mainly due to the fact that we symphatised when we meet the first time when DSM played in Zaragoza (En la fronterra) and that the group hasn't been complete and we all turned to actors/performers exclusively. It was a remarcable experience. We did some subsequent video work together but somehow lost contact due to way to different priorities in life, unfortunatly.
Mr Tibetan Red made the contact to Freedom in the vacuum if my memory serves well. In a quick succession we released 'Bardo' on ZSF, 'Was ist das, die Realität ?' on Tonspur, 'What is this, the Reality' on Harsh Reality Music and 'El pez-vidriera'. All these works had been related to performances we have done at the time, but do not actually represent the soundtrack.
We have also performed at the "Mercat de les flores" performing several times the same work at the same day, reinjecting all type of traces made (photocopies, video, etc.) into the next successive representation. We did a little similar work later on performing several hours without break but based on a likely principle of reusing what had been created just beforehand.
Hope this will clarify the one or other point."

Das Synthetische Mischgewebe has just released a 2x10" on Auf Abwegen and a new CD on Waystyx is on its way. Another LP and a split CD with TBC from Hamburg shall follow soon.


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Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Kaiser Nietzsche - Signal To Noise Ratio



Cassette, C60
Label : Freedom In A Vacuum, Canada, 1988
Ripped by Styggelse


If you want to know more about Freedom In A Vacuum and Kaiser Nietzsche, please read the Robert Olver comment here.
More Freedom In A Vacuum releases are downloadable here :
Allegory Chapel Ltd. - Assaults On The Human Body
Dog As Master - Five Feuilletons Outlined In Red
Dog As Master - Trompeur Et Sournois
Electro Static Cat - Dysteleology
Electro Static Cat - Lethologica
Empirical Sleeping Consort - Aegri Somnia Vana
H.N.A.S. - Bitte Werfen Sie Ihren Müll Aus Dem Fenster
Kaiser Nietzsche - Non Plus Ultra
Kaiser Nietzsche - Non Plus Ultra
Michael Snow - 2 Radio Solos
Nails Ov Christ - Beat Of The Blood
Nails Ov Christ - Dark Night Of The Soul
Un-Kommuniti - Ex-Oblivione
Un-Kommuniti - Ex-Oblivione
Un-Kommuniti - Overliberated / Live In The Shithouse
Un-Kommuniti - Sense Of Unmaking
Vidna Obmana & PBK - Depression And Ideal
Violence And The Sacred - Dull Knife Dull Life
Violence And The Sacred - Suture Self
Various - A Blind's Man Gallery Of Mirrors
Various - Freedom In A Vacuum
Various - Unbecoming / Various - Unbecoming
Various - Undying
And more Kaiser Nietzsche here :
Heterology / Heterology / Heterology


Tracklist :

A1. Audience (6:30)
A2. Deutsche Gamelan (1:52)
A3. As This Is (2:10)
A4. Bi-Cycle (4:10)
A5. Idiolect (1:00)
A6. Hold Your Water (2:30)
A7. The Three Comrades (3:19)
A8. New Slave Music (3:07)
A9. Fugue (2:35)
B. Signal To Noise Ratio (29:00)


Sunday, December 21, 2008

Yuzuru Syogase / Kaiser Nietzsche - Untitled



CD
Label : Artware, Germany, 1997
Limited edition of 500 copies


Originally released in 1994 as a split LP, in an edition of 100 copies, on Freedom In A Vacuum's Impressure series.


Tracklist :

1. Yuzuru Syogase - Bichanco (12:20)
2. Yuzuru Syogase - Divizadero I (4:50)
3. Yuzuru Syogase - Divizadero II (2:53)
4. Kaiser Nietzsche - Negative Space (12:26)
5. Kaiser Nietzsche - Ceteris Paribus (10:01)


Monday, November 10, 2008

Tibetan Red - Tibetan Red



CD
Label : Gràcia Territori Sonor, Spain, 2000


Requested by Hogon.

"To put your entire musical output on one CD, and thus offering the "complete works by" - what an interesting idea (that's why I am so fond of Varese and Webern - the consequent, small body of work). In the mid 80s somebody recorded as Tibetan Red, having one track on the LP 'Freedom In A Vacuum', the first release by a label with the same name and a cassette on that very same label. That somebody came from Spain, went to Canada and is now in Southern Europe. Thus we see the CD released on a label from Barcelona.
'Scanning' (the comp piece aswell in it's complete form on cassette) is an excellent piece of layered shortwave sounds, morse codes and underlying drones from a synth. 'Kalahari Fire Birth' uses many unidentifable sounds, set against the tape-loop (sampling was virtually non-existent in those days) of ethno origin. A raw version of zoviet*france like ambience. 'The Sistine Chapel' is a previously unreleased track, and also works with looped ethno material, here the didgeredoo. All three tracks clock at 20 minutes and all have a trance like spirit, without leaping into boredom. What I particulary like about this CD is the undated, fresh rawness of the 80s cassette movement, transformed to CD. An aural document of the 'anything goes' attitude, which Vital owes it's credit to, too".
Frans de Waard, Vital Weekly N° 244


Tracklist :

1. Scanning (19:58)
2. Kalahari Fire Birth (19:41)
3. The Sistine Chapel (23:21)