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Koura Chicago, il Letting things lay as they fall source: gifu - ogaki - inuyama, japan headphone listening at a moderate fixed volume is recommended Equipment: Powerbook, da-p1, binaural mics From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

We are Facemat. As of now we are one male (Victor Salazar) and one female (Brooke Sadler). We want to expand into much more. We are from our Nation's Capital, Washington, D.C. and the Maryland suburb of Prince George's County. Our music is an ironic juxtaposition of free noize musick and odorless P(L)O P tendencies. We like open dripping synth vibes on top of blunted elecro/acoustic beats or percu...

Slow is the experience of all deep fountains: Long have they to wait until they know what hath fallen into their depths. From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003) From Bivouac. Archive. 01 http://www.bivouacrecording.com

I make music that shakes me to my very core, using whatever sort of unconventional methods I can dream up. -Andrew Witt Wisconsin, USA From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

Noiseman433 is Jon Silpayamanant, a musician, performance artist, and visual artist. As a musician, Silapayamanant has toured and performed nationally and internationally and has been a guest lecturer/instructor at DepPauw University. Recent projects saw him on tour with noise performance troupe Cock E.S.P. and power electronics group Think Machine, as well as organizing Indianapolis’ first festiv...

About how I make the sound, I use Wavestudio and Windows Recorder and really tiffy microphones. Also a tone generator for one of the songs I sent. And a tape recorder and guitar and can for the others (and so on…?). -Michel Delage From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

Psychic Space Invasion is an attempt to create an ambient music that is truly part of the listener’s environment and not merely a soporific. - Ian Holloway From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

Meri von KleinSmid is a composer of music and sound art. She also participates in phonography, and occasionally performs live. Equipment you use: Items from the Boeing Surplus outlet, sources from field recordings, computer software, short wave radio and miscellaneous. From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

I met Francis at 'Dialog In The Dark' which is a permanent installation here in Shanghai where people are taken through a designed landscape in the dark by a guide. Francis was our guide and guided us through the experience. The experience takes you through a walk in a park with plants and trees; an urban setting where you can cross a road and feel cars, curbs, ATMs, etc.;  a movie theater where w...

Koura Chicago, il Letting things lay as they fall source: gifu - ogaki - inuyama, japan headphone listening at a moderate fixed volume is recommended Equipment: Powerbook, da-p1, binaural mics From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)

We are Facemat. As of now we are one male (Victor Salazar) and one female (Brooke Sadler). We want to expand into much more. We are from our Nation's Capital, Washington, D.C. and the Maryland suburb of Prince George's County. Our music is an ironic juxtaposition of free noize musick and odorless P(L)O P tendencies. We like open dripping synth vibes on top of blunted elecro/acoustic beats or percu...

Noiseman433 is Jon Silpayamanant, a musician, performance artist, and visual artist. As a musician, Silapayamanant has toured and performed nationally and internationally and has been a guest lecturer/instructor at DepPauw University. Recent projects saw him on tour with noise performance troupe Cock E.S.P. and power electronics group Think Machine, as well as organizing Indianapolis’ first festiv...

At around 12:00 AM on October 7, 1998 in Laramie, Wyoming, Matt Shepard was tied up and brutally beaten because he was gay. 18 hours later a passing bicyclist found his body and called 911. He died 5 days later in Poudre Valley Hospital in Colorado. Made in the same location, time, and day, this 18-hour binaural recording commemorates the day when Matt was found as he would have heard it. Recorded...

At around 12:00 AM on October 7, 1998 in Laramie, Wyoming, Matt Shepard was tied up and brutally beaten because he was gay. 18 hours later a passing bicyclist found his body and called 911. He died 5 days later in Poudre Valley Hospital in Colorado. Made in the same location, time, and day, this 18-hour binaural recording commemorates the day when Matt was found as he would have heard it. Recorded...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Part of the Bivouac. Archive Released Nov 20, 2005 The name of the album is "And Energy". All ten songs have never been sold by me previously. I'm from New York City. Originally Detroit. The equipment I use, instruments or otherwise, changes pretty wildly according to what I have available to me. Whatever it is, it generally gets run through my Digitech RP-1 effects pedal. That's pretty much the o...

Psychic Space Invasion is an attempt to create an ambient music that is truly part of the listener’s environment and not merely a soporific. - Ian Holloway From Bivouac Archive 01 (2003)