iT Boy Brooklyn, New York
Theo Baer (aka iT Boy) is a Brooklyn-based composer and performer. His work is the result of a diverse musical upbringing
and journey towards emotional healing as a black and trans artist. These compositions illustrate an intimate and vulnerable narrative channeled through the manipulation of tape loops, synthesizers, keyboards, and other, electronic voices.
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When the Yule season rolls around, I am hopeful that some thoughtful souls will silence the all-too-commonplace holiday jingle-jangle in the room and allow sufficient space and stillness to play — and •listen• to — this most etherial take on a classic German carol.
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Mark Tester uses field recording, tape loops and other found-sound fragments to construct lightly psychedelic, playful sound collages.
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Program 1: Strange Sounds From Indianapolis & Beyond
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A wonderfully diverse compilation of experimental takes on drone, dance, pop, noise and more.
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TT030: Yves Malone / Grapefruit
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A perfectly matched cassette split between Yves Malone's beat-driven atmospheric synths and Grapefruit's burbling hearts of space.
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Awake
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Very complex neo-classical music. This has lots of layers to it, and sounds at times discordant, but I like it more with each listen. This band requires some patience, but I think you get rewarded for that patience. Found in Ed Buckley's collection.
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