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  • Tomorrow The Rain Will Fall Upwards

    Vladimir Nabokov influenced psychedelic music.

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  • Sankt Otten + N – Männerfreundschaften und Metaphysik

    The German instrumental duo SANKT OTTEN (Stephan Otten, Oliver Klemm), founded in 1999, has been releasing music on Denovali Records since 2009. Their 10th full length album called MÄNNERFREUNDSCHAFTEN UND METAPHYSIK (eng: Male Friendships and Metaphysics) is once again a collaboration record – this time with fellow countryman and experimental guitarist N (Hellmut Neidhardt). The…

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  • Marielle V Jakobsons and devotional hymns

    Marielle V Jakobsons’ upcoming record Star Core revolves around minimalist synthesizer layers with melodic violin, flute, and vocals over elongated bass grooves. The songs on the album are Jakobsons’ version of devotional hymns, and they create a cosmic yet personal environment to slow down with and to get lost in. As an intermedia artist, Jakobsons…

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  • Marconi Union – Ghost Stations (2016)

    After fourteen years of writing and performing, the trio – founder members Richard Talbot and Jamie Crossley with keyboard player Duncan Meadows – are thought to be “amongst today’s most talented musicians” (The Sunday Times). They have steadily developed and refined a unique musical identity; evoking emotions from gracefully blending elements of dub, jazz, ambience…

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  • The Velvet Underground Exhibition: New York Extravaganza

    For the famous Banana Album‘s 50th anniversary, this immersive, impressionistic and multimedia exhibition dives into the Velvet Underground world. For the 50th anniversary of the mythic Banana Album, this exhibition shares the legacy of the Velvet Underground, the illustrious but short-lived band (1965-1970) that marked a major turning point in the history of music.  …

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  • Robert Walser: Turkey? No, thank you

    At the same time, the publisher Samuel Fischer had called Robert and asked him: ‘Do you want to go to Poland and write some things on this trip? ” – Robert:’ What for? I like Berlin much!’ – “You may prefer to go to Turkey? ‘ -‘ No thank you! Especially because now there are…

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  • Belit Sağ: Open Letter about the group exhibition Post-Peace that was censored by Akbank Sanat.

    Refusing to accept Turkey’s silencing of artistic expression

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  • Yeşim Akdeniz: Club Dystopia

    Club Dystopia is a fictitious club imagined by the artist populated by re-creations of now demolished buildings typical of the early Republic of Turkey, buildings whose architecture reflected the idealism of the newly founded nation state. Club Dystopia is Yeşim Akdeniz’s second exhibition with Pi Artworks. She had previously exhibited with foundations such as MAK…

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  • Ben Frost: Outside of the didactic

    Ben Frost talking: A lot of the time I was just using an iPhone to record stuff, which was basically a way of circumventing that problem. But the thing you realise very quickly is that they’re not reacting to the camera or the microphone, they’re just reacting to the big white guy who’s walking through…

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