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‘An Anthology Of Noise & Electronic Music Volume 3 Third A-Chronology 1952-2004’ by various artists [Sub Rosa]

Release date 22 October 2004 (Sub Rosa)

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1.01	–	De Natura Sonorum: Matières induites by Bernard Parmegiani
1.02	–	Short Presentation Of The 1948 Sackbut: The Sackbut Blues/ A Noisome Pestilence by Hugh Le Caine
1.03	–	Stereo Music For Serge Modular Prototype by Keith Fullerton Whitman/Hrvatski
1.04	–	The Last Largo by Ilhan Mimaroglu
1.05	–	Room Pieces: excerpt by Michael J. Schumacher
1.06	–	Ovipool by Justin Bennett
1.07	–	Stone: Reciprocal by Scott Gibbons/Lilith
1.08	–	Flume by Fred Szymanski/Modular
1.09	–	Untitled #148 by Francisco Lopez
1.10	–	Execution Of Intelligence by Zbigniew Karkowski
1.11	–	Birds And Warhorse by Masami Akita/Merzbow
1.12	–	Requiem: Dies Irae by Michel Chion
2.01	–	Sähkösoittimen ääniä #4 + #1 by Erkki Kurenniemi
2.02	–	time..dot (3) by Carsten Nicolai/Alva Noto
2.03	–	Early Work 6 by Peter Rehberg/Pita
2.04	–	Klangstudies II by Herbert Eimert + Robert Beyer
2.05	–	Eve by Günther Rabl
2.06	–	Teilmenge 35 C by Asmus Tietchens
2.07	–	Feuerland by Michael Rother
2.08	–	The Faust Tapes: Untitled #16 + #17 by Faust
2.09	–	Contacte
2.10	–	Till Zakynthos (op. 205) by Rune Lindblad
2.11	–	Eternal Love #3 by CM von Hausswolff + Erik Pauser/Phauss

This third volume of Sub Rosa's Anthology series continues to showcase all aspects of electronic music from its early beginnings to the present day.

Here you'll find more than two and a half hours of music, much of which is rare and unpublished, in fact at least 75% of the material. Included here are two pieces of historical Musique Concrete from the 70s, several pieces of American tape music and a special focus on the electronic music of Germany: WDR early works, Krautrock, electronica from the 90s... featuring some recent work of the greatest noise artists and several unsung electronic pioneers.

The double CD digipack also contains a 45 page booklet of comprehensive notes and biographical details.