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radio gagarin, 10.07.26, 20-22 uhr, fsk, dj tbc
playlist
1. monocube & troum - circularis et perpetua - zoharum
2. justina repeckaite - chartes - ircam centre pompidou
philippe petit - sequences i - sublime retreat
4. tangent mek - glass harmonica - carton
5. jarl - electrical impulse, 1/4 - zoharum
6.roman rofalski - perpetuum - bandcamp
7, dirk serrie & asmus tietchens - regen - bandcamp
8. friedl, gratkowski - rise - bocian records
9. michael barthel - ich - eigen
10. havard skaset - eternal espa - conrad sound
11. pöschl, dörner, gordoa - part 5 - bandcamp
12. erwan keravec - increase the flow rate - bandcamp
Un’ora di musica scelta da Adern X mixata senza interruzioni, ma non per questo senza silenzio, e senza vincoli di genere, ma non per questo senza limiti. Quando si può ascoltare tutto accettando passivamente le scelte di un algoritmo legato ai gusti di massa, andare a cercare coloro che hanno preferito la zona d’ombra pur di conciliare il suono, come esperienza sensoriale, e la musica, come disegno razionale. Riportare al centro le scelte di chi trasmette la musica, anziché i gusti di chi l’ascolta, e dare ai suoni un senso, anziché solo del tempo.
In this interview on the occasion of Tangent Mek's debut album, the trio recount how improvisation guided composition and how important sound was to their overall vision. But they also mention conversations, travels, and memories – it's a radical ritual with a gentle induction.
“Immutable Traveler” può risultare difficile per la sua materia, sospesa tra pulsioni e tensioni drone, noise e folk, ma senza mai correre davvero su questi binari, e per il suo linguaggio non accessibile a tutti, ma resta un disco rigoroso e coerente.
Una residenza artistica autunnale in un’abbazia benedettina occitana. Un violino, una viola da gamba, un flauto traverso ed una voce, tre musiciste. Anouck Genthon, Anna-Kaisa Meklin e Marina Tantanozi sembrano prendere, in questi dieci brani, i silenzi e la pace di un luogo come cornice per un afflato artistico pulito, lineare, unico.
What Tangent Mek ultimately propose is not a journey with a destination, but a condition of perpetual transit. Memory as landscape, sound as residue, identity as something that erodes and reforms in the act of being heard. An “immutable traveler”, it turns out, is not someone who stays the same, but someone who keeps moving through change without ever quite arriving.
It’s delightful that an unabashedly beautiful vocal piece like the title track can be followed by the fiercely aerated drone, marbling breath and grain in a dynamic act of levitation “Say it clear, say it loud,” which you can check out below. Elsewhere there’s the stunning opening piece “Glass Harmonica,” where upper register flute and violin shapes float and collide over occasional strums and terse patters on viola de gamba suggest the eerie sound of the titular instrument, while the gradual accretion of fluttering, spitting, and cycling sounds in “Drizzle” conjures a cave-like atmosphere, thickening and intensifying as it unfolds. Tangent Mek’s tour is in support of Immutable Traveler’s reissue as a CD release from the French imprint Carton on March 6.
ITALIAN NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY RAI 3
Battiti 19.03.2026, 0.00 - 1.30 am
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ITALIAN NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY RAI 3
Battiti 17.03.2026, 0.00 - 1.30 am
A Duck in a Tree 2026-03-07 | Far Outside in a Garden of Glory
:zoviet*france: presents A Duck in a Tree, a 59 minute continuous mix of some of the best genre-refusing, zero BPM, hypnatropic and maximinimalist recordings that have grabbed their attention.
A Duck in a Tree 2026-03-07 | Far Outside in a Garden of Glory
:zoviet*france: presents A Duck in a Tree, a 59 minute continuous mix of some of the best genre-refusing, zero BPM, hypnatropic and maximinimalist recordings that have grabbed their attention.
Utility Fog with Peter Hollo
08.03.26
Experimental songs, experimental strings in almost-psych rock, acoustic & electronic settings, contemporary composition, avant-jazz, experimental electronics heading into footwork and jungle hybrids, weird bass music, experimental techno and noise… and hey, probably more!
Utility Fog teeters on the cusp between acoustic and electronic, organic and digital. Constantly changing and rearranging, this aural cloud of nanotech consumes genres and spits them out in new forms.
Peter Hollo curates each episode around a narrative of genre-plasticity, deep-diving into artist histories, side projects and influences. Challenging sounds are contextualised within musical movements, surprising connections are uncovered, unfairly overlooked works are revisited.
Come on a journey through music in all its ugly beauty.
The whole album is a tale - it moves, strays, and has its own odds and ebbs but it stays on the line with compositional aspect and never goes beyond what was the main theme - a travel, a journey.
Radio 1 91.1 Prague
13 Syrovych
25.02.2026, 00:30-02:00
www.radio1.cz
TANGENT MEK – immutable traveler, IMMUTABLE TRAVELER (Carton Records, 2026)
February 23, 2026
The run-around drill sergeant of love meets the freeform radio nurse in an international popularity crisis. Twang, dub, noise, rockers, aliens, drum machines, foreigners, imported goods, songs, rumbles, hollers, blips and squiggles, along with an occasional musical number.
Ankündigung: Am 6. März erscheint “Immutable Traveler” von Tangent Mek als CD und zum Download bei Carton Records in Kooperation mit Ligne de crête.
They toggle between folk material and contemporary music on Immutable Traveler, rejecting any notion of stylistic purity.
The Baars/Kneer/Elgart trio exists in this form since 2010, formed during a festival encounter in Amsterdam’s Bimhuis of the back then Amsterdam-based Baars/Kneer duo with Ulm based drummer Bill Elgart; the duo became a trio as a matter of course. Since then it has toured regularly in European clubs and appeared at festivals such as the Nickelsdorfer Konfrontationen and the Ulrichsberger Kaleidophon.