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All things Hauntological - Theory and Media. From and about any time period.
All things Hauntological
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An entire album inspired by Burial - Time is out of joint
I created a whole album on the themes of Hauntology described by Derrida and Mark Fisher. The main inspiration was Burial. Let me know what you think.
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The Singularity, New Youtube page.
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Band Samples Mark Fisher
Hey yall, I'm in an experimental groove/jazz trio that makes dark, industrial, moody soundscapes through improv. we often sample Mark Fisher in our improv. Check it out below.
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Please give a listen to my retro futuristic single by me (Nuvistor)
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Fox Ridge Park - Haunts You
An introspective EP
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Various Artists - The Stone Tape: Analysing A Ghost By Electronic Means
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Anthony Menzia - You'll Never Know the Fear of Losing Someone Like You
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Hauntology in Koyannisqatski and Films common in Boards Of Canada
The term would be mechenistic yearning, Comparing the mechenisms of agency to the decay of machines and putting emotions on objects. Mecehnistic is not commonly used as a philosophical term
This is the video whare the scene was from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfOjYRV7X80
I have been trying to find what video was shown at the end of Sunshine Recorder by Mackem Wizza. Is probobly lost media or just very experimental and obscure. I will go into the details of the scene. Specificly at 4:36 seccond in
Most films like this are overlooked. The form of anthropomorphism is done more deeper, In the sense of how the camera zooms in on the wheel moving,
Before the Cog unscrews its self and descends from the wheel. Then the wheel collapses onto a screw. The cog then moves to try and help the blue screw, But acts as if aware of it's limiatations, So the red cog attemps to hide under the table before being stepped on. Another thing to realize is that thare the only scene with a person,
Until someone steps on the gear, Before placing the screw into the drawer.
Then the video ends with the blue screw bonding with a diffirant tool as the drawer closes. Does anyone know what experimental video this is from.
Mechenistic as in life like but not in a whimsical way.
The bicycle was moving on it's own with no human, Almost as if the gears are repreasent something deeper or philosophical about lost futures or nostalgia.
I might post this on lost media. But i think this is a good place to discuss. Since this has many philosophical yearning not usually discussed.
Would the term object oriented ontology be a good description of this scene. Anyways i would love to know.
The video was most likely around augest 12 2011
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Mild Effect - Daydream
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Hauntology in La haine
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Tony Quinn - Still Life
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Sketchy kids are live soundtrack vol 1
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Data 70 - Space Loops
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Russian Circles - Praise Be Man
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Black Swan - Repetition Hymns
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Mild Effect - No Return
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lEYLAND kIRBY - Sadly, The Future Is No Longer What It Was
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ねじれたスーパーグラフィックス - ジャンデクに捧げるキングマイユリ
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Nostalghia - An alternative soundtrack for Andrei Tarkovsky's 1983 movie
Perhaps not the best movie by Andrei, but the specific scene has haunted me ever since I saw it, all these years ago. Creating an alternative soundtrack for it emerged almost involuntarily. I wasn't planning on it but I think it fits very snuggly.
Hopefully members of this subreddit will appreciate it. If anything, the scene itself remains very powerful.
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ねじれたスーパーグラフィックス - カートリッジ 95 {(バリエーション 2)}
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Society of the Spectacle (audio experiment)
"Society of the Spectacle" is an experimental and (hopefully) thought-provoking eurorack modular track that tries to weave together the ideas of Guy Debord with the experimental soundscapes of the Lyra-8, which is manipulated and transformed by a modular system called the "Mutation Machine."
The track contains subtle backgrounds of sampled excerpts from Guy Debord's "Society of the Spectacle". These samples are processed and transformed within the modular system to create textures, echoing the dissonance and fragmentation between reality and the spectacle.
The heart of the composition is the Lyra-8 analog synthesizer, which in this patch produces rich, organic flavors of noise, starting with distinct clicks that degenerate into more noisy textures. It's then fed to the Mutation Machine, where it undergoes a metamorphosis.
The result is a hypnotic blend of evolving drones, unpredictable textures and (sometimes) melodies, which I think emit a certain atmosphere, haunted by specters of the past, twisting and curling as they are stretched through space and time.
Please enjoy.
Listen here: Society of the Spectacle
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Mild Effect - Is It Tomorrow?
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Hauntology/Caretaker inspired music video I made.
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Locust - Weathered Well
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