Deep Listening
In 1989, Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster and Panaiotis descended into an underground cistern to record 'Deep Listening.' A landmark ambient album where space becomes an instrument.
In 1989, Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster and Panaiotis descended into an underground cistern to record 'Deep Listening.' A landmark ambient album where space becomes an instrument.
In 1983, Violent Femmes released their folk-punk debut. A scrappy, acoustic outburst of teenage desire, rage and awkwardness.
In 1989, The Cure released 'Disintegration'. A towering epic of heartbreak, memory and atmospheric grandeur. Their darkest record became their greatest.
In 1981, Kraftwerk released 'Computer World'. A vision of a society increasingly shaped by technology and data that still resonates today.
In 1983, New Order released Power, Corruption & Lies - a cold, mechanical bloom of synths and sorrow, dancing on the ruins of Joy Division.
In 1981, Meredith Monk released Dolmen Music - a spellbinding, wordless exploration of the human voice as an instrument. Part avant-garde opera, part ancient chant, it’s a record that exists outside of genre and time.