Graham Lambkin

[schiksalgemeinschaft]

fwiw, Graham is credited for "tape architecture" on one track of the new Idea Fire Company on Ultra Eczema.

[middlejamesco]

&FYI
http://www.dustedmagazine.com/features/831

[diggedy d]

fwiw once more, Lambkin is credited as one of the 'editing assistants' on a new album by Foust! called Jungle Fever on The Anti Naturals.

Not sure who Foust! is, personally.

[kangaroo?]

Foust! is Scott Foust, of Idea Fire Company, the Swill Radio label, etc..

a much closer connection to Lambkin that is

[mudd]

the anti-naturals is a (Very) loose artist collective spearheaded by foust. lambkin has been involved in the past, but i'm not sure he'd consider himself a member or anything.

so, yeah. will have to look into that album.

m

[jkudler]

one-page feature on lambkin in the new wire (by nick cain, i'd suspect, though i don't recall). only just skimmed it pretty quick in the store.

-j.

[middlejamesco]

i know Jon posted this in "Forthcoming releases..." but thought it was worth a 2nd mention here (as i myself missed it)~
Graham just released Moniek Darge 'Soundies (selected work 1980-2001)' (KYE 05)

Moniek Darge has been active as a composer, violinist, performer and audio artist since the early 70s. She is most widely recognized as one half of the pioneering new music group Logos Duo alongside her partner Godfried-Willem Raes. The Logos Duo, which operates under the umbrella of the Logos Foundation, have been celebrated both at home in their native Gent, Belgium and on the international stage. They have performed their work in countries as diverse as Brazil, New Zealand, Japan and the US. However, Moniek's solo work has been harder to locate, the last published collection being Sounds of Sacred Places (Igloo Records, 1987).

Soundies is the first in a series of releases from Kye that aims to bring Moniek's solo material before a wider audience. Soundies contains the following work: Sand (1980) -for two percussionists with tape (electronics) and one participant from the audience / Stormfugle (1981) -for two performers, voice, tape (electronics and voice), slides, film, clarinet and violin / Fairy Tale (1983) -for vocals, violin and tape (koala sounds and dog-growling) / Harpje (1995) -for harp samples and performance / Caete (1997) -for soundscapes, live musical objects and duo / Verbondenheid (1999) -for voices, Turkisturtle and live musicians / Turning Wheel (2001) -for voice, live violin and soundscape. Comes in an attractive 4-panel digipak graced with original art by Moniek.

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he will also have a solo release 'softly softly copy copy' out in the next few weeks!

[niwi]

i just got soundies yesterday and am liking it a lot so far.

[i am the cheese]

i just got soundies yesterday and am liking it a lot so far.

I like it a lot, as well.

I'm also fascinated with the cover art and the painting on the inside of the digipack. Wonderful stuff.

I think I should try to track down some Logos. Anyone have any recommendations?

[moesgaard]

That's my Lucky day, just ordered the Shadowring's Lighthouse LP at Swillradio, and i asked Scott if by chance, he had a copy of Salmon run left....and he did!!!

[Robert G]

Got my real copy of Softly Softly Copy Copy this weekend from The Bent Crayon. Excellent fellow-up, Mr. Lambkin!

[diggedy d]

Listened to Softly Softly Copy Copy for the first time today. Fantastic.

Good, or at least interesting, to see Samara Lubleski on there, a figure who I've always kind of wanted to like more than I actually did. Her work always seemed to hint at something really good, but often fell short.

[Stephen]

New Lambkin book w/cd now available here.

No idea about the contents, but thought you lot would be interested.

[mudd]

contents are lyrics and poetry you might recognize from the shadow ring catalog. cd i have not yet spun.

m

[Robert G]

Friend of mine who ordered the book ripped the CD for me. It's choral music that's very similar to the samples present on Salmon Run, and edited/looped in a similar fashion too. In a weird way, it makes me think of Brian Eno's Music For Airports (and I mean this in a good way).

[jon abbey]

this starts in about 15 minutes, sorry for the minimal notice:

Tonight at 11pm (UK time) Glossolalia: a guide to artists actively exploring the outer limits of contemporary experimental music/sound art. This week's opening episode is an overview of Graham Lambkin's recorded work, guest curated by Penultimate Press' founder Mark Harwood.

http://resonancefm.com/schedule

[jpeatt]

this starts in about 15 minutes, sorry for the minimal notice:

Tonight at 11pm (UK time) Glossolalia: a guide to artists actively exploring the outer limits of contemporary experimental music/sound art. This week's opening episode is an overview of Graham Lambkin's recorded work, guest curated by Penultimate Press' founder Mark Harwood.

http://resonancefm.com/schedule

always nice to see Mark pop his head up.

[diggedy d]

Archived here, woohoo!

http://glossolalia-ailalossolg.blogspot.com/

Next week, Lambkin apparently has a DJ-type mix on the show. Or something like that. Whatever it is, sounds fantastic...

[middlejamesco]

out now on Graham Lambkin's KYE label!!!!



Fossils 'The Golden Door' b/w 'War Puzzle' 7" (KYE 703)

David Payne began building his Fossils empire back in 2004. Since that time
Fossils has colonized the underground circuit with a steady flow of
ultra-limited tapes/cdrs, many of them through David's own Middle James Co
imprint. The Fossils sound is always one of formless despair. Churning low-grade
electronics, primitive tape manipulations, and an aura of stoned reverie are all
genuine signatures.
Kye is pleased to offer Fossils a rare vinyl outing, showcasing two classic new
works. The Golden Door delivers a lo-fi elevation over grey clouds of looping
ferric tape, whilst War Puzzle could have been swept off the floor at Cold
Storage - a strange and paranoid collage of crumpled guitar and collapsing sine
waves. With both pieces edited/mixed by Graham Lambkin and mastered by Jason
Lescalleet, this is Fossils like you've never heard them before.
The Golden Door arrives in one of three Lambkin-designed sleeves - each
depicting the back of someones head, in a hand-numbered edition of only 100
copies. Dig in.

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[Yii]

a bald man w/ a rod?