Rutger Hoedemaekers
In this episode, Matt Emery chats with Rutger Hoedemaekers, who has recently released a new album on FatCat’s 130701 imprint, titled The Age Of Oddities
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130701
Location: Brighton, UK
Founded: 2001
Sublabel of British independent label FatCat Records, based in Brighton, curated by Dave Howell. It’s named after the date of its inception: 13 July 2001.
Max Richter
Infra
Lovers of electronica, modern classical, and solo piano music alike follow Richter’s releases and gobble them up with their ears.
Rutger Hoedemaekers
The Invention Of The Moon
“… as one age ends, so another begins…”
Olivier Alary & Johannes Malfatti
I Can’t Even See Myself
“… a brilliant exploration of mediated modern communication…”
Yair Elazar Glotman & Mats Erlandsson
Procession
“… a powerful and stunningly executed long-form work that continues to explore ideas of displaced sound…”
Clarice Jensen
Holy Mother
An exclusive premiere from an upcoming album, ‘The experience of repetition as death’
Dmitry Evgrafov
Comprehension Of Light
Loneliness… It’s an unbearable concept. Perhaps what’s more frightening about this feeling is that it’s not reminiscent …
Ian William Craig
Centres
Ever since William Basinski transformed the sound of deterioration into sonic art, it has become part …