Sanntidsmusikk Oslo, Norway
Avant rock, drones, electronic, improv, noise, poetry, psych and other exciting sounds released on compact discs and as
digital downloads.
Sanntidsmusikk did two releases in 2006, before it was put on hold. The label was revived in 2018.
The name Sanntidsmusikk translates as real time music, but it's also a play on the Norwegian word 'samtidsmusikk', which means contemporary music.
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Sanntidsmusikk recommends:
Casa das Caldeiras
by Agnes Hvizdalek
"At the bottom of one of it's 60 meter high chimneys, she combines her explorations of the human voice with the acoustics of the building and the city sounds."
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"Documenting a unique moment in time and space, through her voice we follow Agnes Hvizdalek on a consequent path from intimate breaths and clicks to powerful echoing overtones and multiphonics."
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Juxtaposition
by Hvizdalek/Garner/Nergaard/Tavil
"Screaming, feedback and bird sounds blend together as if it were the most natural way to make music together."
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Peloto Cabras Mulusa Olve
by Reynols
supported by 5 fans who also own “Seele Brennt”
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Imagination/Meditation
by Lucas Brode & G. Calvin Weston
This collaboration between guitarist Lucas Brode and drummer G. Calvin Weston is a freewheeling hybrid of experimentalism, jazz, and more.
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