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contact

no lemons no melon
7 haikus for a turntable
acétylène
ootil
volta feedback
cancellled live



again the sunset
propaganda




ootil - LP - bioolar order
ootil - track - from computer with love vol.4
ootil - digital - snæbjörn
cancellled atlas - tape
cancellled wtc I II III - tape
ground - tape
headcrash - LP
drift-02 - LP
silkscreenrecords serie - EP
unstatic - digital
dual drive - digital
quasi static crack propagation - cd
propaganda - digital
phonographes vinylisés - dvd
komatsu - cd
a record without a hole - EP
drift-01 - 2xLP
macro static - digital
diatribes&phonotopy - miniCD
discsection - LP
wireless_archive - EP
deadmedia_archives - cd - tape - LP
neverrecord_radio greux ! - digital
neverrecord_sonfunk - cdr
radiofreerobots_silicon carne - LP
random - LP
appears on ddaa - cd
prrbrtynnlgjrmfn - cdr

 

ongoing projects








past performances



discography

ABb-23
dtzbrg-22
wkdts-23
ic-03
ttt- 31
tanuki- 25
vlek- 25
aka- 22
ph- 07
ihab-100
ar- 96
cw- 11
sr- 15
oral- 48
insubcd- 06
ph- 05
aka- 11
ms- 20
insubcdr- 10
aka- 03
ph- 02
ph-03- 04
sf- 02
sf- 01
aka- 01
ph- 01
wds- 03
pfff- 01

7 haikus for a turntable 

 

When listening to a record, I often wonder if it's really the turntable that spins the record on its axis, or if, finally the disc doesn't move and it is the whole earth which is in rotation below? Between an active installation and a sound performance, the series of haikus for a turntable unfold in 7 acts, a circumstantial and ephemeral experiment on the edge of the absurd and around the vinyl record. Fundamental questions turn and spin on our relation between the whole universe and this object.

 

phonotopy