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discography
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albums
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LILITH
Imagined Compositions for Water
2002: Hushush, HSH13 (CD extra)
ICFW uses source audio and video recordings from Oceans-Rivers-lakes-waterfalls-etc,
modified using analog & digital filters and effects, and only
minimal computer processing to produce startling ar/rhythmic, timbrally
rich, and microtonal music without synthesizers or traditional instruments.
Homemade electronic controllers direct many of the effects. Featured
at the 1997 ARS Electronica Festival (Linz).
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LILITH
Field Notes
1999: World Domination Recordings, WDM 10098-2 (CD)
A collection
of live recordings including the Granular Synthesis Showcase (Chicago-'98),
ARS Electronica Festival in (in a tunnel under the city of Linz,
Austria-'98), Austria and the ESP Convention (Normal, USA-'97).
Lilith exploit natural acoustic phenomena, granular synthesis, and
use their own homemade synthesizers which respond to light intensity/movement
rather than a traditional keyboard.
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LILITH
Redwing
1995: Sub Rosa, SR 96 (CD)
A piece which exclusively utilizes the human voice in orgasmic
state. The original recordings have been heavily processed, but
without introducing any outside or synthesized sources. It was recorded
alongside ORGAZIO but does not use that album's compositional blueprint.
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LILITH
Orgazio
1994: Sub Rosa, SR 76 (CD)
ORGAZIO is constructed
around a piece of text by English writer and black mage Aleister
Crowley. Two movements take a passage from Crowley's "Book of the
Law" and apply it's formula to map pitch, duration, intensity, velocity,
envelope; and to determine loop length, sample rate, and so on.
Samples of Crowley's voice were used, as were radio signals from
two pulsars, and various other related sound sources. Much of the
frequencies and amplitude of this piece appear on the limits of
audibility.
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LILITH
Stone
1992: Sub Rosa, SR 55 (CD)
STONE is a 74-minute
work that was orchestrated using only stones, rocks, pebbles, etc.
These were sampled and only minimally processed. The entire program
was composed and recorded in 24 consecutive hours, at the Disciples
Divinity House of the University of Chicago. Called "one of the
most disconcerting records of the year," it was voted one of the
Ambient Music newsgroup's top 100 albums.
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LILITH
Mantle
1991: White Noise, WNCS 11 (ltd ed. 100 cass) as
Laughingwind
Re-released on Le Gros Bit Ici: 1993
Selections from
the audio track recorded at the MANTLE installation. The installation
used video, music, scents, and environmental sculpture; and was
constructed and operated for three consecutive nights at Knox College
(USA).
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LILITH
Some Modes of Probability
1991: White Noise, WNCS 09 (ltd ed. 100 cass) as
Laughingwind
Re-released on Le Gros Bit Ici: 1993
These structures
were created by close-micing heavily processed hand-made instruments.
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LILITH
The Taboos of the Lashing Creeper
1990: White Noise, WNCS 08 (ltd ed. 100 cass) as
Laughingwind
Re-released on Le Gros Bit Ici: 1993
Re-released on Ladd-Frith (LF94): 1994
Most of this material
was recorded "live" in1987, utilizing found objects such as cardboard
boxes, metal pipes, etc. The live piece draws on a text by Malinowski.
A studio recording was inspired by Bergman's "The Seventh Seal."
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LILITH
Nipple Runs
1987: White Noise, WNCS 01 (cass)
Re-released on Le Gros Bit Ici: 1993
Homemade electronics, tape manipulations, and modified home stereo
components were used to create a double album of audio collage.
Originally self-released with "nipple runs" the only
text on the cover.
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compilations
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Scott Gibbons aka LILITH
"Stone: reciprocal"
An Anthology of Noise and Electronic Music Vol. 3
2004: Sub Rosa, SR220 (2xCD)
Collection of essential and influential recordings from 1952-2004. Deluxe package includes an informative booklet.
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LILITH
"Tributorium"
4 Ways of Saying H3O
1999: Hushush, HSH01 (CD)
A tribute to Andrew McKenzie & Hafler Trio which gives more than
a nod to their "Masturbatorium" and "3 Ways of Saying 4."
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LILITH
"Activity Box (Live/Excerpts)"
L'Inacheve: the Unfinished
1997: Sub Rosa, SR103 (CD + LP)
Broadcast live from WNUR-Chicago. These pieces
use common instruments such as voice, guitar, and hand percussion, as well
as sampled acoustic sounds such as boiling water and Walty the cat. Most
of the sound sources were heavily processed. Only very simple editing
techniques were used such as channel switching, looping, etc.
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LILITH
"Activity Box (Live/Excerpts)"
Objekt 666
1994: Ladd-Frith, LF100 (ltd ed. 666 2xcass in gift box)
Slightly different version of the above.
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LILITH
"Activity Box (Live/Excerpts)"
Experience the NOW Sound of Chicago's HOT Wicker Park
1994: Terminus Projects Group (CD)
Slightly different version of the above two.
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LILITH
"Stone . Crystal (the 4th part of Stone)"
Continuum Asorbus 2
1995: Sub Rosa, SR85 (CD)
The 21-minute minimalist outtake from the "Stone Sessions," using
only electrified quartz crystal to create dark ambience.
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LILITH
"Ve"
Man of Sorrows / A Sub Rosa Lexicon
1995: Sub Rosa, SR 84 (CD)
This compilation features tracks from recent Sub Rosa releases.
The Lilith track is pulled from ORGAZIO and includes treated spoken
word by Aleister Crowley.
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LILITH
"Lauv-Pesse-Mantle"
Continuum Asorbus
1992: Sub Rosa, SR 57 (CD)
This is an excerpt from the MANTLE installation. The instrumentation
includes hand drums, breath, bells, and synthesizer.
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LILITH
"Jast / John Henry / Pran Gity"
Objekt 5.5
1992: Ladd-Frith, LF 83 (cass)
Extracts from SOME MODES OF PROBABILITY which employ folkloric themes.
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LILITH
"Fuck Me"
Objekt 5
1992: Ladd-Frith, LF 82 (CD)
Electronic noise, ring-modulated guitar, and 'found sounds' presented
over harsh beats.
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video
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GENESI:
FROM THE MUSEUM OF SLEEP
by Cristiano Carloni and Stefano Franceschetti
1999: Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio (cinema, VHS, DVD)
Original music from the stage production appears in this video
document.
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FODDER
Issue 2
1993: TGP (VHS)
Features video from the Mantle installation.
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