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Fluid Radio
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Posted : May 3, 2009 11:43:44
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Hi guys,
Just to let you know that we now have a second stream running on Fluid Radio.
It will be broadcasting more experimental sounds including modern classical, acoustics, abstract and minimal soundscapes.
We currently have about 20 hours of music on the server at the moment, and over the coming days that will grow significantly with lot's of new and unreleased material being added as we speak.
You can either access the new stream by visiting the Fluid web site and when you arrive at the landing page click on the 'Acoustic Frquencies' tab which will take you to the new site. Or you can access/listen to it by clicking here: http://usa2-vn.mixstream.net/stream/103/listen.m3u
This is only a default media player though. For more players (WMP, Real Player, Winamp, Firewall Port 80, etc) visit the 'Acoustic Frequencies' page.
The normal Fluid stream is still running and can be accessed by clicking 'Electroacoustic Frequencies'.
I hope that all makes sense 
All feedback for the new stream is welcome and requests for artists/labels to be added just shout.
Dan 
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Lauge
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Posted : May 3, 2009 12:28
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Fluid Radio
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Posted : May 3, 2009 12:59
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AlexDub
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Posted : May 3, 2009 13:54
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wooooooo
just listening and heard this track
'Jacaszek - Rytm To Niesmiertelnosc II'
one of the most beautiful pieces of music i have heard! not very knowledgable around this kind of music but that track was a killer
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Fluid Radio
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Posted : May 3, 2009 15:06
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On 2009-05-03 13:54, AlexDub wrote:
wooooooo
just listening and heard this track
'Jacaszek - Rytm To Niesmiertelnosc II'
one of the most beautiful pieces of music i have heard! not very knowledgable around this kind of music but that track was a killer
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yes thats a great track alex...
jacaszek creates very special music.
the track is from the album 'treny'
more info here with full samples:
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=89371&highlight=89383
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Bodhisattva
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Posted : May 3, 2009 15:24
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Hi Dan, what was that last track with the piano and cello or violin ,and with the great drumming part in the end ? ?
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Fluid Radio
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Posted : May 3, 2009 15:28
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On 2009-05-03 15:24, Bodhisattva wrote:
Hi Dan, what was that last track with the piano and cello or violin ,and with the great drumming part in the end ? ?
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Ólafur Arnalds - Untitled #6
http://www.myspace.com/olafurarnalds
he is amaaaaaaazing live
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Bodhisattva
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Posted : May 3, 2009 15:45
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On 2009-05-03 15:24, Bodhisattva wrote:
Hi Dan, what was that last track with the piano and cello or violin ,and with the great drumming part in the end ? ?
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Ólafur Arnalds - Untitled #6
http://www.myspace.com/olafurarnalds
he is amaaaaaaazing live
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Thanks Dan !
anyway,it's nice to see Fluid Radio expanding and realizing a beautiful vision.
so thanks for exposing us to Good music.
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Tek9
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Posted : May 3, 2009 16:51
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On 2009-05-03 15:06, Fluid Radio wrote:
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On 2009-05-03 13:54, AlexDub wrote:
wooooooo
just listening and heard this track
'Jacaszek - Rytm To Niesmiertelnosc II'
one of the most beautiful pieces of music i have heard! not very knowledgable around this kind of music but that track was a killer
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yes thats a great track alex...
jacaszek creates very special music.
the track is from the album 'treny'
more info here with full samples:
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=89371&highlight=89383
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what a beautiful track
its such a shame that the music player on that store beeps every 30 secs or i could happily just listen all day lol
nice one dan for setting up this extra stream. have listened all morning and it has been beautiful and a very nice alternative |
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Shakta
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Posted : May 4, 2009 18:27
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How refreshing.
Listened in for the last hour or so and heard some amzing music from artists I never knew about.
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Misha_
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Posted : May 4, 2009 18:59
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Fluid Radio
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Posted : May 4, 2009 20:32
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Thank for the feedback guys.
Ok had an idea..
I was thinking to keep this thread running once a week by adding an album from the more experimental genres that could be worth a mention. There's lots of great alternative music out there that probably wouldn't fit to well in this forum but thought that maybe this thread could be the space to share?
Please feel free to also post albums/artists that could fit in with our second Fluid broadcast stream.
Ok album for this week is:
Peter Broderick - Float
After a bit of a break the Type label return with this long awaited album from the enigmatic Peter Broderick, an artist who has already been courted by more high profile labels than we care to mention. By the time you'll have finished playing through this incredible album once you'll already feel like you've somehow known this music all your life. Broderick has an inimitable ability to score work that's both technically complex and effortlessly archetypal, so much so that listening to it now im convinced I've heard this music in films, adverts, documentaries - I just can't place exactly where or when. Piano, violins, cello, drums, banjo and guitar take centre stage, painting intimate pictures with that same widescreen quality that so many of you have loved about the likes of Max Richter, Johan Johannsson, Harold Budd, Alberto Iglesias or Michael Nyman - but Broderick makes more than just a pretty sound, his composition barely believable for a man of his age (incredibly, this guy is just 21 years old), his arrangements handled with a kind of masterly self assurance that's so often lacking with this sort of music. There's enough substance to offset the pastoral beauty of the music, enough uncertainty to keep proceedings from turning to unbridled romance - Broderick's music is multi-faceted, deep and utterly unforgettable. We honestly reckon this album is nothing short of a masterpiece. - Boomkat Review
Samples:
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=95483&highlight=95496
http://www.myspace.com/peterbroderick
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Misha_
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Posted : May 4, 2009 21:12
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nice idea.
here is my first suggestion that should be proprior for mentioned tunes:
Jullien Neto-Le Fumeur de Ciel
After contributions and remixes on various compilations around the world, the mysterious Parisian has finally settled into his home on Type Records where he has been working from the very beginning.
Very little is revealed about Mr. Neto, other than the fact that he has a great talent for crafting soulful and moving electro acoustic soundscapes and a penchant for fine literature.
Rafael Anton Irisarri-Daydreaming
His music combines rustling static, haunting piano melodies, beautiful ambient guitar, field recordings, and electronics. His compositions range from electro-acoustic works that incorporate organic, electronic and non-conventional instruments to melancholic pieces that can be both epic and subdued. The piano always remains the focus, but when the electronics creep in they bring with them the foreboding sense of time and dissolution; as if the piano struggles to remember the pleasant moments only to be slowly worn away by the insistence of electronic interference. Dreamy textures float effortlessly and dissolve into one another, leaving the listener basking in shimmering beauty, filled with quiet loss and harrowing introspection.
and also
Near The Parenthesis-L'exiample
Near the Parenthesis is Tim Arndt, a San Francisco based electronic musician. While playing piano and guitar in several bands through the years, Tim has continually been grounded in electronic and experimental music. His current approach focuses on full compositions, gentle and restrained, yet deeply layered and evolving. Passages never stray too far major or minor, centering themselves in between, and grow unexpectedly from simple rhythms and chords to swirling combinations of sound intensified with dissonance before resolving itself and quietly exiting www.soundmute-recordings.com |
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Tek9
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Posted : May 5, 2009 19:34
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nice idea
not a huge fan of peter broderick although there was a few nice tracks on the samples link.
great call misha especially 'near the parenthesis-l'exiample' |
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Acidity_
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Posted : May 5, 2009 21:26
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On 2009-05-04 21:12, Misha_ wrote:
Jullien Neto-Le Fumeur de Ciel
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Indeed, very nice album!
Some other ideas:
Murcof - The Versailles Sessions (Leaf)
Murcof - Cosmos (Leaf)
Alio Die & Aglaia - Private History Of The Clouds (Infraction)
Steve Roach - Dynamic Stillness (Projekt)
Bvdub - A Prayer To False Gods (Shoreless Recordings)
Bvdub - Return To Tonglu (Quietus Recordings)
P. Laoss - Landscapes & Machines (Somnia)
Hecq - Night Falls (Hymen Records)
Bersarin Quartett - Bersarin Quartett (Lidar)
Quosp - Soundscapes I (U-Cover CDr Limited)
Stars Of The Lid - Stars Of The Lid And Their Refinement Of The Decline (Kranky)
Lusine Icl* - Language Barrier (Hymen Records)
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