Khristos Nizamis & Ben Gerstein | Liminal Spaces: An Exploratory Voyage. Book I. Transition 1.

Notes by Khristos Nizamis: Deep listening with good quality headphones in a quiet environment is highly recommended. Please enter with a quiet mind, and enjoy. This experimental poetic field recording work is a first collaboration between Khristos Nizamis and Ben Gerstein. Khristos originally recorded the ambient soundscape of a creek aqueduct passing beneath a busy urban railway station (with water dripping from the roof of the aqueduct, the occasional shrill call of an unidentified insect, the periodic rumbling of trains passing overhead) in 2019. For that original recording, it was necessary to record in the same location twice: once during the quiet early hours between midnight and dawn (for the sound of dripping water, the calls of the shrill insect, and the subtle acoustics of the space), and once again during the busy hours of the afternoon (for the rumbling of trains passing above the ground overhead); and then to mix the two recordings together. In 2021, he invited Ben to compose and perform a trombone ‘vocalisation’ for this soundscape.

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Cabaret Voltaire ~The Set Up

Video mashup for a song off the 1978 first EP using a 1909 French silent film.

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Cabaret Voltaire – Radiation – BBC Recordings 84-86

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Peter „Sleazy“ Christopherson ‎– Live At L‘ Etrange Festival 2004 – The Art Of Mirrors I

Homage To Derek Jarman

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Neil Young – See The Sky About To Rain – Carnegie Hall

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Rekall: Trip – Hop classics Vol. 4 (Lost In Marrakesh)

Downbeats and trip-hop classics influenced by India, Jamaica, Turkey, Morocco, Asian and even Pakistan!

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Nadja Make Us a Mixtape of Their (Supposed) Influences

In reviews of our new album Luminous Rot, we have been compared to a lot of bands across a variety of genres. The most common have been My Bloody Valentine, Godflesh, Sunn O))), Ministry, and The Sisters of Mercy. (That last one is kind of weird to be honest, since neither of us have ever really listened to them that much.) So in the interests of comparison, here is a post-industrial / dirge / doom-rock mixtape we made with some of our favorite tracks from those artists….

Nadja Make Us a Mixtape ofTheir (Supposed) Influences

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I Surrender – David Sylvian

Dead Bees On A Cake

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Der frühe Krach des Pop: Zum Tod von Richard H. Kirk

• Kompressor – das Kulturmagazin – Deutschlandradio
• Von Mark Reeder .ivoox.com

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