March 1st Show Playlist

Going back to the late 1950s, I featured “Kontakte” by Stockhausen. With sounds that are as novel today as they were then, “Kontakte” is one of the great pieces in electronic music history. I paired that with a “recent” electronic work by Xenakis, entitled “S.709”. With some newer electronic work, this featured a spattering of where electronic music was and where it is heading.

  1. The Sailor by Terrestrial Tones. Dead Drunk. Paw Tracks.
  2. Eve by Günther Rabl. An Anthology of Noise and Electronic Music / Third A-Chronology. Sub Rosa.
  3. Kontakte by Karlheinz Stockhausen. Elektronische Music 1952-1960. Stockhausen-Verlag.
  4. S.709 by Iannis Xenakis. Electronic Music. Electronic Music Foundation.
 

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Nick Knouf is the DJ and producer of sigtronica. He's been on WMBR nearly continuously since the Fall of 2004, first on a show called somewhere never travelled, then switching in the Fall of 2005 to sigtronica. He's currently a first-year master's student at the MIT Media Lab in the Hyperinstruments Group. His work and research can be seen on zeitkunst.org.

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