Showroom Recordings | ms
Sam Meringue, James Ferraro and members of Big Troubles and Greatest Hits.
Also Meringue released a solo record entitled "Foxy Baby" which was recorded in 2008 and released in 2010. .
Showroom refers to at least two bands.
One: Showroom were a band. A very good band that sounded pretty much nothing like their so-called 'Similar Artists'.
Unfortunately they are no more although two former members (Rory and Tristan) have plans for a new band.
Two: Showroom were a punk band based in south NJ during the late 1990s and early 2000s who broke up shortly before some of its members entered college. Since then they have tried once or twice to get back together but have not released any new material. Showroom's former members have worked in other projects and...
Although sound does not propagate through interplanetary space in the same way that it carries in Earth's atmosphere, outer space being virtually devoid of atmosphere, there exist similar phenomena - such as electromagnetic vibration in plasma ejected by the Sun. The Voyager space probes launched by NASA gathered field recordings of the interaction between the solar wind and the magnetosphere of various planets and moons in the Solar System.
This interaction results in vibration within the range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, which is also the range of human hearing. When returned to Earth these field recordings can be...
Harappian Night Recordings provides working cover for Sayed Kamran Ali, a UK-based artist with connections to the whole Hunter Gracchus/Part Wild Horses Mane On Both Sides cabal. The Glorious Gongs Of Hainuwele beautifully conflates and confuses ethnic field recordings with contemporary rough-house string drone and otherworldly sonics, running across a series of settings populated by haunting Asian vocal transmissions, hallucinatory night-time field recordings, devotional ragas scored for bowed ethnic instruments ala Sun City Girls/Vibracathedral Orchestra/Uton and crude folk-primitive navigations of psychedelic overtone activity. Somewhere between the ethnic reportage style of Sublime Frequencies, the whole Sheffield elemental freak/drone scene and a...
