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	artista : Nurse With Wound
	titolo : Man With The Woman Face
	etichetta : ICR
	formato : 2xCD
	cod. nr. icr69
		2008
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Welcome re-issue of this classic Nurse With Wound album.
Originally this was only available for a short period of time before World Serpent went bust and is often thought of as a 'lost' NWW work. There is also an extra CD with 3 tracks from the same sessions. The first is a remix of 'African Mosquito', the second an unreleased out-take and the third is a home demo of 'White Light'.

Prezzo : € 24,00

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Title available to pre-order. You may use the form or send an e-mail to bitstream(at)microsuoni(dot)com with the titles you would like to preorder.

	artista : Nurse With Wound
	titolo : Shipwreck Radio : Final Broadcast
	etichetta : ICR
	formato : CD
	packaging : wrap around card in plastic sleeve
	cod. nr. icr61
		2006
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Track Listing

1. June 22 (30:18)
2. July 13 (30:29)

Prezzo : € 16,20

	artista : Nurse With Wound
	titolo : Shipwreck Radio Volume Two - Eight Enigmatic Episodes from Utvær
	etichetta : Beta-Lactam Ring
	formato : 2xCD
	packaging : digipak
	cod. nr. icr51
		2005
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A double CD in a full-colour 6-panel digipak. Between June & July 2004, as guests of Kunst I Nordland, Nurse With Wound broadcast twenty four unexpected radio transmissions from the Arctic Lofoten Islands. Seven of these transmissions are included on this double CD, packaged in a six-panel digipak.
"Bringing no instruments, they were left in the tiny fishing village of Svolvær with minimal equipment, and told to get out and make whatever they wanted, sonically, out of their experiences of exploring the islands. The only catch was that three times a week, their work in progress had to be aired on the local radio station, Lofotradioen. Lofoten never darkens in summer. The air was saturated with the background reek of drying cod, and the headless fish could be seen everywhere, dangling from huge wooden drying racks all over the island. Exploratory walks around the streets of towns like Svolvær, Kabelvåg and Henningsvær revealed strange homemade garden trolls, elves, org anic effigies: knotty carved guardians of domesticity that reverberate with a deep and rich pagan history. Every single sound you hear is sourced from environments and objects in Lofoten: buildings, ships, harbourside tackle, local characters encountered during the period of abandonment on the island. The broadcasts began with relatively untreated material but as the weeks went by, and our poor sailors became more and more hallucinatory, sounds, voices and textures are increasingly distorted, maltreated, mashed into a singular and vivid vision of a community and a place far outside the scope of everyday eyes. Listen for the gulls and terns, squeaking in the background. Or the sounds of marching bands and crowds at the local music festival, 'Codstock'. The clanging hulls of fishing trawlers and the metallic paraphernalia of a dockside becomes a thundering rhythmic pulse. Voices drift in and out, from visiting arts officials to Lofoten's more invisible community, like the Nami bian refugees Steven and Colin befriended in an apartment on the edge of town. Velkommen til Utvær. Welcome to Shipwreck Radio."

Prezzo : € 19,20

	artista : Nurse With Wound
	titolo : Shipwreck Radio Volume 1: Seven Sonic Structures from Utvaer
	etichetta : Beta-Lactam Ring
	formato : 2xCD
	packaging : digipak
	cod. nr. icr051
		2004
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Between June & July 2004, as guests of Kunst I Nordland, Nurse With Wound broadcast twenty four unexpected radio transmissions from the Arctic Lofoten Islands. Seven of these transmissions are included on this double CD, packaged in a six-panel digipack.
"Bringing no instruments, they were left in the tiny fishing village of Svolvær with minimal equipment, and told to get out and make whatever they wanted, sonically, out of their experiences of exploring the islands. The only catch was that three times a week, their work in progress had to be aired on the local radio station, Lofotradioen. Lofoten never darkens in summer. The air was saturated with the background reek of drying cod, and the headless fish could be seen everywhere, dangling from huge wooden drying racks all over the island. Exploratory walks around the streets of towns like Svolvær, Kabelvåg and Henningsvær revealed strange homemade garden trolls, elves, organic effigies: knotty carved guardians of domesticity that reverberate with a deep and rich pagan history.
Every single sound you hear is sourced from environments and objects in Lofoten: buildings, ships, harbourside tackle, local characters encountered during the period of abandonment on the island. The broadcasts began with relatively untreated material but as the weeks went by, and our poor sailors became more and more hallucinatory, sounds, voices and textures are increasingly distorted, maltreated, mashed into a singular and vivid vision of a community and a place far outside the scope of everyday eyes.
Listen for the gulls and terns, squeaking in the background. Or the sounds of marching bands and crowds at the local music festival, 'Codstock'. The clanging hulls of fishing trawlers and the metallic paraphernalia of a dockside becomes a thundering rhythmic pulse. Voices drift in and out, from visiting arts officials to Lofoten's more invisible community, like the Namibian refugees Steven and Colin befriended in an apartment on the edge of town. Velkommen til Utvær. Welcome to Shipwreck Radio.

Prezzo : € 19,20