Disquiet.com features “The Existence of The Light Part III” by Sol Rezza.
“All of our senses are a variety of touch. Therefore, since our soul cannot leave our inner self to go and touch the external objects, it needs for this objects to come and touch our soul, passing through our senses.”
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“The Existence of The Light Part III” by sound artist Sol Rezza is part of a larger work which can be downloaded directly from the following website: light.radio-arte.com
Be sure to also check out a video for “The Existence of The Light” on Vimeo:
Absence of Wax is pleased to offer “Sofá Proceso,”a beautiful feedback-laced coda by composer Jonathan Castro.
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Disquiet.com features “Recent Errors” by Phil Julian.
UK-based sound artist Phil Julian offers “Recent Errors”, a 20 minute sonic exploration of space, static, tension & release…
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Wishing you all a very Happy 2012 on this, the official first year anniversary of AoW! You can look forward to many exciting releases in the months ahead. In the meantime, check out our Soundcloud page for a micro field recording for 1.1.12!
Sarah J. Ritch “16 Days” and Devin Sarno “first-impression” have been listed on the Acts of Silence “100 Notable Netlabel Releases of 2011” list…
As we approach the close of 2011, i wanted to reflect on this inaugural year at Absence of Wax, which has honestly been the one of the most rewarding and exciting creative endeavors i’ve had the pleasure of working on in quite some time. This is due in large part to some truly heart warming & altogether inspiring support from a host of musicians from all corners of the globe: California, New York, Minnesota, Maryland, Washington State, Illinois, Japan, Spain, Canada and Switzerland.
With this support, AoW managed over 20 digital track releases in 12 months, as well as an uber limited edition compilation CD that featured individual hand painted covers (from Britt Randle) & exclusive, one-of-a-kind polaroid photographs (from Claire Marie Vogel). *All proceeds from the sale of these CDs was donated to Creative Commons and the Internet Archive.
As the months have passed, the website’s visitor counts have grown and i’ve been incredibly encouraged by the kind words and general willingness from artists to participate in what i hope will continue to grow into a useful (and FREE) online resource for experimental sound.
It was my conscious intent to release at least one piece of music each month for this first year in an effort to establish the overall framework and tone of AoW. And while the release flow may or may not be quite as regular as that moving forward, you can be assured that my commitment & passion remains as steady.
In closing, just a reminder that this resource is completely and utterly a reflection of the vast experimental music community….so please feel free to reach out to me with any submissions and/or suggestions, as Absence of Wax would not exist without them.
Finally, if you are so inclined, feel free to donate via Pay Pal or purchase one of our t shirts as all revenue goes straight back into covering our hosting costs & is also donated to the organizations previously listed.
Sincere Thanks for everyone’s support!
“Structure For Mies” by composer John P. Hastings is a digital drone, with field recordings, based around the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Hastings utilized a recording from the plaza of the Seagram Building in Manhattan and slowly orchestrated a drone using the proportions of that building and mapping it onto the overtone series. The resulting sonics create almost an aural edifice or structure.
Artwork by: Milligram-Office
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Check out this review of Nobuto Suda “Day When Spirits of the Dead’s Wrap You and Me” at Disquiet.com.
Absence of Wax is supremely honored to present an E.P.’s worth of exclusive material from ZFCL. “životní vize” is comprised of 5 works, which is our weightiest offering yet (2 songs are streaming below). In addition, as a visual accompaniment to this E.P., is a teaser/trailer for a feature film coming from AoW in early 2012. (This trailer can also be viewed on the official AoW Vimeo page.)
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Kyoto-based sound artist Nobuto Suda offers an immersive, meditative drone with “Day when spirits of the dead’s wraps you and me.”
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Disquiet.com reviews “Portal #0″ by Soundmutations.
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“16 Days” is a fixed media sound piece made with an instrument designed by the composer in Max/MSP. The patch consists of 100 sines organized into 16 individually tuned oscillator instruments. The numbers for the frequencies of the sines correspond to the flight numbers of 100 flights between Las Vegas, NV and Klamath Falls, OR between January 1-16, 2008. January 1st and 16th having the significance of being the respective dates a close family member was diagnosed with terminal cancer and died.
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“We Could Never Know The Stars” was created using environmental field recordings and heavily processed recordings of mediumship from cultures around the world.
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Disquiet.com reviews “Internal Weather” by Albert Ortega.
clongclongmoo.org makes Don & Rich Lewis “You Are My Baby” a “Hand Picked Recommendation“!



