Re: [microsound] field recording redux/ invisible cities

[". m u r m e r" <murmer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

If you haven't come across it already, have a look at www.phonography.org
and the compilations Dale Lloyd has been putting together there.  There's
also the phonography discussion group, all field recording based.  You're
right, there's lots going on at the moment!

patrick

ps-I can strongly second Wesley's Tsunoda recommendation...

> looks like there's a big boom in "field recording" in the microsound world
> right now, and i am all the happier for it! Stephen McGeevey's VLF
recordings,
> QuietAmerican.com, the recent release by Hazard featuring Chris Watson's
field
> recordings, a very informative article on "audio ecologists" in the latest
> Wire, personal access to VERY extensive archive of field recordings on
Hotline,
> a shipment of binaural microphone parts in the mail, a rediscovered
minidisc of
> some Latvian crickets i made last year, and the "Invisible Cities" project
of
> Fallt.com have all revitialized my enthusiasm for the genre.

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