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Afterglow, and then so.

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Had a slow day today, contemplative. Something I find that is inevitable when I show work is a kind of melancholy that immediately follows it. It is as if something has now left you and time needs to be given to grieving.

Silent Doors.

I had a pretty good FaceBook show last night, I saw quite a few more viewers in my numbers than I anticipated (117 at this moment). It would still be much more comfortable if I had someone handling the video and broadcast side. Way too many buttons to keep track of!

Bifurcation, not updownaround.

Today was spent gathering myself, thinking more deeply about the material I have been collecting. And now, as I listen to Nurse With Wound‘s Stereo Wastelands, I realize that I must stay on this course, remain confident. Steven Stapleton, Nurse With Wound, has a unique approach using samples from popular culture and incredibly effective noises from the surroundings.

Moor Mischief

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My set-up is getting more refined and I am getting much better recordings for the purpose of streaming or putting things online with decent quality. This is not so much about what you see me doing… please close your eyes if you will… it is about the sounds as they surround you.

‘Tis a fine morning

And as a bonus, the unvideoized version, needed to be a bit shorter to permit upload. These will all be part of an album to be available at BandCamp.

Tentatively Waiting at the Dock.

There is always some stuff happening between the other stuff’s happenings.

A ShortSharp Taste

Another day… Another noise…Another visual stimulus.

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Didn’t post last night, needed to rest a bit and watched the last episode of “American Gods”. There are aspects of it that I really engaged with.

Between that, and now I have obviously worked on my sound files, collected more video footage and would like to offer another instalment of “work in progress”. Mind you, for me, work is always in progress since it never ceases to evolve.

Newworld
Intermediate State… what is that space?

Durrell – 49.66° N, 54.74° W

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Close enough to Twillingate to be part of Twillingate, but it is it’s own place. Like most other places agglomerated to form larger entities to support services to the population, they maintain a sense of pride in their own community as its own entity.

I had an illuminating experience at the Durrell museum learning of the Arm Lads Brigade, my upbringing in New Brunswick did not expose me to these stories and I find them to be completely engaging. The idea of creating cultures of discipline and service have always been fascinating because of the way they articulate the social contract. I speak neither for or against, it is simply an observation.

A.L.B. : http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/sgc-cms/histoires_de_chez_nous-community_stories/pm_v2.php?id=exhibit_home&fl=0&lg=English&ex=00000524

Stage / Cove / Rock
Rock / Neighbourhood / Sky
Winter Storage 1
Winter Storage 2