Daniele Santagiuliana & Peter Wullen - Handmade Horse (Hortus Conclusus Records 2015)

"Handmade Horse" by Daniele Santagiuliana & Peter Wullen (Hortus Conclusus Records)

DANIELE SANTAGIULIANA and PETER WULLEN

Handmade Horse (2015)

Testing Vault aka Daniele Santagiuliana is one of the most prolific and known cult figures in Italian and Post-Industrial Music. Born in 1983 he ran his little label, Looney-Tick Productions from 2013. He worked with many other artists and under many different monikers.

Peter Wullen is a poet and a writer. He also works in the field of audio and video poetry. Videopoems by several international artists can be found on Vimeo . Sound releases on SONM, KSV, BLOSSOMING NOISE, HAZE, PETROGLYPH RECORDS.

Music: shortwave radio loops, broken turntable, micro death synth and vocals

Poems:

1. Handmade Horse: cut-up of a recipe of kazy karta found somewhere on the net

2. All My European Friends... : cut-up from an interview with John Duncan, with kind permission of John, interview was published in the book Micro Bionic: Radical Electronic Music & Sound Art in the 21st Century by Thomas Bey William Bailey

© 2015

All the tracks are written and composed by: Daniele Santagiuliana and Peter Wullen

Cover art and graphic design by: Linda de Luca

Unfamiliar 09 by Acts Of Silence.

A Duck in a Tree 2015-10-10 | Dismantled in Slow Motion

A Duck in a Tree 2015-10-10 | Dismantled in Slow Motion by :Zoviet*France: on Mixcloud

https://www.mixcloud.com/zoviet_france/a-duck-in-a-tree-2015-10-10-dismantled-in-slow-motion/

"¿nterst¿ces" by Una Lee & Peter Wullen (Petroglyph 385)

Una Lee & Peter Wullen - ¿nterst¿ces (Petroglyph 385)

"¿nterst¿ces" is a collection of soundpoems based on original poems by Peter Wullen set to music by sound artist Una Lee. Their collaboration started after they got to know of each other’s works online in late 2013. These tracks were made in 2014.

Tracklist

1. Story I

2. Black Canary

3. Persian Cat Blues

4. Wonky Alice

5. Hoplitis Spoliata

6. Story II

7. Maimed

8. Hollow Head

9. Incestuous Sisters

All Poems by Peter Wullen

Piano - Una Lee (Track 9)

Violin - Hyo Jung Kim (Track 9)

Artwork by Marta Revillas, http://www.martarevillas.com/

https://archive.org/details/petroglyph385Una_Lee_and_Peter_Wullen

To Live and Shave in L.A. - Absence Blots Us Out / CD

'Do You Dream About Me?' - Video by Goh Lee Kwang.

https://gohleekwang.bandcamp.com/

'Do You Dream About Me?' by Dickson Dee feat. Gintas K, Emmanuel Mieville & Cheri Gao

TLASILA: "Absence Blots Us Out" (cassette version)

http://toliveandshaveinla.blogspot.be/2015/07/tlasila-absence-blots-us-out-cassette.html

'Do You Dream About Me?' by Dickson Dee feat. Gintas K, Emmanuel Mieville & Cheri Gao (excerpt)

Five Poems, by Peter Wullen, voice by Una Lee.

Fake #1 - April 2015.

'Absence Blots Us Out' by TLASILA - For Chris Grier.

'Incestuous Sisters' by Una Lee, Hyo Jung Kim & Peter Wullen

MUTATIONS (Full 7 Minute Version) - For Zbigniew Karkowski

Original poem from the >>4 Poems<< cycle was published in the Dutch literary magazine nY #24 (http://www.ny-web.be/showtime/ny-24-verschenen.html)

PARIAH - All my European friends have Asian girlfriends (copy/paste for John Duncan)

Original poem from the >>4 Poems<< cycle was published in the Dutch literary magazine nY #24 (http://www.ny-web.be/showtime/ny-24-verschenen.html)

>>4 Poems<< by L'Ane Qui Butine

The >>4 Poems<< cycle that is now published in the Dutch literary magazine nY #24 (http://www.ny-web.be/showtime/ny-24-verschenen.html) also exists as a limited edition booklet. Art edition created by L'Ane Qui Butine. It contains words by Osip Mandelstam, John Duncan, Thomas Bey William Bailey, Kyrgyz manaschi, Michel Faber (Under The Skin), Celia Green, Mutants by Armand Marie Leroi, Peter Lamborn Wilson and an excerpt from the Rg Veda... More info: lanequibutine@gmail.com.

www.lanequibutine.com

ttp://www.ny-web.be/

nY #24 - "Weerzin".

http://www.ny-web.be/print-issues/ny/jan-2015-24/

'Searching for Cioran' by Ilinca Zarifopol-Johnston.

Unfinished sympathy. First part is great. Cioran's youth in Rasjinari. But Ilinca Zarifopol passed away before she could finish the full biography. So, the rest is really some unfinished parts put together by her husband Kenneth R. Johnston. Two chapters about 'Romania's Transfiguration' and Cioran's so-called 'fascist' sympathies. And then there is the part about Ilinca visiting Emil in the hospital. An ailing old man with Alzheimer. Cringeworthy. It gets better when she travels herself to Romania. Not to find out stuff about Cioran, but to look for her father and her uncle Paul. It's all very sketchy. That's the part where i am now. She does write a lot about the republication of 'Romania's Transfiguration' in 1990. But Emil was not stupid. He quickly hurried to republish the book after the Romanian revolution in 1989. Opportunistic? She hardly makes that link though. Yes, in the 2nd part of the book. She plays on sentiment. But Cioran was never about 'sentiment'. Notes written by a woman in love. My conclusion is that we need a biography of his lifelong partner Simone Boué. She was the complicated part in the life of Cioran. Looking after the master with care for 40 years. For whatever reason. Love, maybe... Her story is a tragic one. She killed herself 2 years after his death. Drowned in the sea.

PS: Just skipped to Appendix 2 'Articles by Cioran Reflecting His Experiences In Germany', on E.M. Cioran's very outspoken and Nietzschean 'sympathy for a young Hitler' in 1933-1934. Shivers!!!! He was wrong! So wrong! And he knew it! What does the author want to proof by publishing this 'wrong' article though? In perspective: it was hard to see what was going to happen in 1933 and 1934. A lot of people stepped willingly or unwillingly into the mass hysteria of the moment as Cioran explained later as an apology. It was hard not to be swept away by the fascist tsunami that was about to come. But the fact that Cioran gave permission to republish the book in 1990, meant that all through the years he clung to the same ideas. So, no apologies...

You can forgive a young man for having these ideas in 1933-1934. You cannot forgive a skilled writer & thinker for sticking to the same ideas in 1990. Then it's indeed Tschüss, Emil.

'Searching for Cioran', by Ilinca Zarifopol-Johnson, edited by Kenneth R. Johnson, foreword by Matei Calinescu, Indiana University Press, 2009.