Category Archives: landscapes

Nanjing Railway Station at Night on WFMU’s Neighbors Noise

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Big thanks to Jesse Kaminsky for including Nanjing Railway Station at Night on his Neighbors Noise program on WFMU.
As always, the playlist is remarkable and a great place to discover field recordings.
The title of the program is called: the echo of a non event
Listen here

A walk lost and found in L’emergere del possibile

A thought provoking and stirring analysis of A Walk in December that explores the aspect of walking with cinema and philosophy.
Here is the link.
Text is in Italian.
A good opportunity to check out Michel De Certeau too!
Big thanks to Francesco and their amazing film site
Film is below-

Verzcast #006

I was delighted to discover that “Factory close to the Yangtze River” from The Rain that Fell was featured on the Verzcast radio show on Resonance Extra in late September.
Here is the link if you want to listen. I highly recommend checking out all the programs. This is what their website says:
“verz imprint is a multimedia project that curates and supports quiet music and art, founded in 2016 by Phil Maguire. At present, the project consists of a netlabel (verz imprint), concert series (verznights), and radio show on experimental station ResonanceEXTRA (verzcast). The project attempts to explore ‘quiet’ music past and present, and what ‘quietness’ means in contemporary art(s).”
Definitely worth keeping an eye on.
Visit their website here