#Conflux Coldwell

[zaphmann]

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[trevlad-sounds]

Intro. 00:00 Wojciech Golczewski-Otherworld 00:41

Survey Channel-Moss Tilt 03:39

Subphotic-The Sitting Tree 05:12

Chapter 1 12:26 Drapizdat, Reather Weport-Pattern #5 14:59

Minimal Drone*GRL-Lady Of The Mountains 17:56

Hyperlink Dream Sync-Galaxy Structure 22:42

MiDi BiTCH-Unearthly 26:48

Panama Fleets-Zealandia 31:25

Abu Ama + BedouinDrone-Leptis Magna 35:41

Chapter 2 49:03 Lo Five-Unbecoming You 50:58

Time Rival-Redox 55:41

Eje Eje-Saved From The Jazz (Spring) 58:26

Hello Meteor-Waterproof Thoughts 1:01:57

S U R V I V E-Hourglass 1:05:28

Depeche Mode-Don't Say You Love Me 1:09:48

Chapter 3 1:13:19 Vic Mars-Holloways 1:14:59

Pabellón Sintético-Ludwing 1:19:32

Joel Grind-Fallen Metropolis 1:28:27

ATA Records-Pineapple Diode Daiquiri 1:32:18

Mary Lattimore, Roy Montgomery-Blender in a Blender 1:34:45

Off Land-Numbers Station 1:41:04

Chapter 4 1:47:42 Robohands-Palms 1:49:33

Conflux Coldwell-Earth Sea and Sky 1:52:17

Outro 5 1:57:20

Album of background soundscapes by me

[temporalillusion]

The phantasmagoria was a form of photographic theatre that used magic lanterns to project ghostly images. This experimental film was created as part of my ongoing research project The Remote Viewer. It features "deconstructed rephotography" of north Leeds, using lantern slides by Godfrey Bingley taken in the late 19th century.

The music is Fantasmograph by Conflux Coldwell, created using tape loops of a 19th century-style penny toy tin music box. This track is taken from CC's forthcoming album Zoetrope, which should be released later this year.

[kevadams]

CC - AM by Michael C Coldwell // This "visual album" is part of Michael C Coldwell’s ongoing research into the ghostly properties of photography, video and radio - the aura of the obsolete medium and the sublation of the analogue by the digital, reality by simulation. Conflux Coldwell - Ante Meridiem or CC | AM is a body of work about the slow death of shortwave radio. http://ift.tt/2xg6eUt We are saturated in the incessant pulsing of invisible lights, their waves pass through walls and through our bodies without our noticing, carrying memories, pictures, music and strange signals. Like some synesthesia machine, the radio allows us to tune into them, and listen to these lights. However, as the digital revolution advances a desert has opened up in the once busy aether. The analogue airwaves are slowly dying. Huge tracks of AM radio have been abandoned for newer methods of broadcast. This album was created out of the odd scraps of sound left behind in the void - strange military signals, faint foreign stations and morse code flickering in a sea of unending noise and static. Every sound used to make this music was recorded from a Sony ICF-2001D Synthesised Receiver, a worldband radio from the 1980s capable of picking up very long-distance signals. This machine is historically significant because of its role in Cold War espionage. It was used by Eastern-Bloc spies in the West to receive coded messages in the form of mysterious ‘numbers stations’, a very few of which still seem to be in operation. Due to the way shortwave signals are reflected back off the ionosphere, the best time to record these distant signals is just before dawn.

[ue-collective]

Grey Matter

Music by Urban Exploration Artwork by Conflux Coldwell https://urbexmusic.bandcamp.com/album/grey-matter

[c-o-n-f-l-u-x]

Conflux Coldwell - Memorex Mori

22/12/23 - Subexotic Records - preorder available

Like a technological work of #vanitas, this visible decay allows us to contemplate our own mortality and the fragility of the things we hold dear. Other related themes and questions are raised by such #zombiemedia to do with legacy and transience. What will we leave behind for the future? What happens when there is nothing left to leave? What if this random selection of decaying tapes were the last evidence of life on Earth – a sort of Noah’s archive on recovered video tape.

https://confluxcoldwell.bandcamp.com/album/memorex-mori