This is an excerpt from Kurt Schwitters‘ epic sound poem “Ursonate” (1922-32)
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“Cent cinquante-deux proverbes mis au goût du jour” (”152 proverbs adapted to the taste of the day”) is a brilliant example of surrealist automatic writing by Paul Eluard and Benjamin Péret, first published in 1925.
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La Chatte consists of the charismatic Vava (singer), Stéphane Argillet (machines), and Nikolu (guitar). Their music is influenced by the colourful electro-pop of the seventies, verges sometimes on the chaotic with gusts of post-punk and no wave, with a melancholic loop in the background, both obscure and minimalist.
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The Depth Affect project was born in the new millennium in the suburbs of Nantes, France. In David Bideau and Rémy Charrier’s student rooms, keyboards and laptops outnumbered Beach Boys and Autechre records. From then on, they were set to start building the architecture of their music.
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Kinetic sculptor Theo Jansen is the creator behind these creatures who lives by the sea, feeding on nothing but wind. Check out the BMW feature.
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