Phillip Wilkersonhttp://www.archive.org/details/ca298_pw
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Secret [ca298]
22 Ago 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
New release Secret [ca298] available now from Clinical Archives.
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JNN050 - no-R-mal
20 Ago 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
To celebrate the 50th release on his Just Not Normal netlabel, Mark Stolk invited some of the best (netlabel)artists from around the globe to join in the creation of a massive compilationalbum.
In total 52 artists joined to create the finest in what is available in experimental music these days. Much of what you hear is unreleased work with the exception of a handful. These tracks have been carefully mastered and put together to present to you a 4 CD epic journey into sound. Together with the artwork the puzzle lies ahead to find out what exactly is 'normal'.
A tip of the veil; ... there is no one answer. What one considers normal another may disagree on with totally different standards.
Or in short; we are all just not normal and we all are!
no R mal!
http://www.archive.org/details/JNN050-variousartists-no-R-mal
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Coming Soon - Secret [ca298]
19 Ago 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
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NNTS07 - Best of NTNS Radio
5 Ago 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
Many thanks to Mark Stolk, host of NTNS Radio, for releasing a HUGE compilation of NTNS goodness with NNTS07 : The Best of NTNS radio - AprMayJune 2009.
If you don't know already, Mark has a great ear (and a great nose for snooping out) all of weirdest, noisiest, chaotic, experimental, and innovative music that is freely available on the internet. He presents his latest finds each week at Stillstream.com in a live broadcast.
So set aside at least 4 hours and treat yourself to nearly 100 tracks compiled from the April, May, and June NTNS shows. Then, be sure to drop Mark a line or comment to thank him for his tireless mining of the web to find all these amazing artists and tracks! -
Psychosonic Aether
5 Ago 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
I wanted to give a special thank-you to fellow Clinical Archives artist, litmus0001, for including a couple of my tracks in his recent Psychosonic Aether compilations.
These compilations feature hours of music from several netlabels and many exciting artists such as Transformer, Llia Berorukov, Transient, TraumWelt, Uniquetunes, David Tagg,
BitBasic, KiloWatts, and many others--all curated by litmus0001.
Psychosonic Aether #9 (in cooperation with n0theen) includes Midland Part 2 [rb057]
Psychosonic Aether #13 includes Sun Up [bp038]
Download them free at Archive.org!
And be sure to check out all the free music from litmus0001 including Stillorgan Road [ca149], one of my favorite CA releases!
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Upcoming Release at Clinical Archives
5 Ago 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
Alex at Clinical Archives has confirmed that Phillip's fourth release for the netlabel is forthcoming in the early Fall (possibly late Summer). More details in a subsequent post.
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Lost Tracks - 006
30 Jul 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
http://www.box.net/shared/static/a18m5ixizh.mp3
Here is an mp3 of mine that I found hanging around in my storage facility on the internet. I was going to make this available at ccMixter, but I think it is too mixed for that site.
Feel free to download and remix it per the following Creative Commons license:
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. -
Complex Silence 2 Review at Disquiet
29 Jul 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
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Complex Silence 3 & 4
27 Jul 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
More Complex Silence releases are in progress. Jon 7 has submitted a long-form track that will probably become Complex Silence 3 and I understand that Dave Seidel is working on a submission as well. Exciting! -
Complex Silence 2
18 Jul 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
Complex Silence 2 by Tange has been released by the Time Theory netlabel:
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Review: Ege Denizi
25 Jun 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
Travis Nobles of the Hiddenplace Music blog offers up a nice review of Ege Denizi. Many thanks, Travis!
http://hiddenplacemusic.blogspot.com/2009/06/phillip-wilkerson-and-tange-ege-denizi.html
"i have to admit, the pedal steel guitar is not one of my favorite instruments- the twangy sound often used in country music can really grate on my nerves. but the instrument can also be very effectively used in ambient and atmospheric music, providing subtle textures or smooth and ghostly leads. Gordon Macmillian's contributions to Ege Denizi are a wonderful example of the masterfully subtle use of steel guitar-- the gliding amorphous melodies and swelling textures are couched in Phillip Wilkerson's luminous pads, soothing atmospherics and occasional rhythmic elements. as noted by the earth mantra staff, an immensely beautiful, delicate and transcendent release."
earthmantra.com/egedenizi
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Williams Park EP at bypass Label
23 Jun 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
Williams Park EP is being released today at bypass Label. It includes four tracks of experimental noise, lo-fi ambience, glitch, and processed beats.
http://bp.bai-hua.org/releases/bp038.htm
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Coming Soon: Complex Silence 2 by Tange
15 Jun 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
Features two 30 minute tracks of sublime, trademark drones by Tange. To be released soon on the Time Theory Netlabel. The release was produced by Phillip Wilkerson.
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10 Jun 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
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Review: Ege Denizi
9 Jun 2009 | de phillipwilkerson.blogspot.com/
Søren Hybel of Luftrum offers this review of the Phillip Wilkerson & Tange collaboration, Ege Denizi (earman080):
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Sublime collaboration!
It’s the fourth time I indulge myself in this atmospheric soundworld of Ege Denizi. Four parts and 55 minutes of rich and evolving ambient that never strays away from the listener. More things are happening here, as the album slowly evolves from shifting drones layered with subtle guitar to mellow arpeggiated tunes - it even features gently percussion work as heard on part 3. Overall, it oozes of perfection and there’s a great attention to detail in each of the four parts.
Ege Denizi is a transcendental and light-hearted experience, There are no darkness or cloudy tunnels surrounding the composition. Instead, it reaches into an uplifting realm of lightness with a soothing grip.
Brilliant collaboration. Kudos to you both.
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Many thanks, Søren!
