In their spare time these girls arrange those amazing strings for Sigur Ros.
"one of the most important people in the history of electronic music" Indeed.
creaky old guitars, decrepit violins and manipulated music boxes...just lovely.
Arch collaborator Hildur Gudnadottir with a harrowing, sublime mood piece.
Sweeping strings from this Finnish 3-piece band fronted by Noora Tommila.
Utterly unconventional approach to classic songwriting from Portland's TJO
Electronic edits with a deeply organic spine from the acclaimed Michaela Melian.

Genius anti-folk from sometime Moldy Peach Kimya Dawson.
Field recordings and instrumental sketches from this Japanese classical pianist.
Sublime reduction from this much overlooked singer songwriter.
Harp and Laptop collaboration from two legends of the Avant-Garde...
Parisian cinematic narrative meets modern electronics from Églantine Gouzy
Antipodean experimentation from the multi-talented Melissa Agate.
Synth oscillations and morose vocals from these two adventurous songwriters.
14 tracks: Wave Patrol
14 tracks: Kosmic Package Holiday
14 tracks: Afro Beats
14 tracks: box of tricks
14 tracks: Chamber drift
14 tracks: techno techno techno
14 Tracks: Underworld Missive
14 tracks: Holo Core
14 tracks: Trouble At Mill
14 Tracks: Cyan Psych Syzygy

On 30 Jul 10:58 Ella Jasmer said:
“Radiophonic Workshop”
I've never even heard of Daphne Oram but this track here is incredible. when does it date from? strange that Delia Derbyshire is so much better known. Also really like the Lau Nau track. Best listen to the rest now - brilliant selection so far and so nice to find out about music that's actually worth knowing about - more please.
On 30 Jul 13:01 Matix said:
“Play all button!!!!”
Pleeeaaaase!
On 30 Jul 13:33 jdreng said:
http://jdreng.dk
“Something missing”
Brilliant selction, although I do miss one essential lady: Else Marie Pade, who did beatiful abstract tapeedit electronic pieces back in the fifties.
On 30 Jul 15:46 grainy said:
http://nowebsite.com
“1 click to play all 14 tracks”
Yes, really, "Play all button!!!!" +1 .... if it is now possible to buy a playlist of all 14, surely it should also be possible to be able to play all 14, no ? The whole idea of this "curatorial" approach is to "give yourself over" to the selection as proposed, not to have to drop what you're doing to go back to the page and re-select something every 3 or 4 mins ???
On 30 Jul 17:46 Matt said:
http://14tracks.com
“Play All”
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The Play All button - it’s coming. Not sure when yet, but it’s on the laundry list with a bunch of other things that we want to see ourselves.
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<p>@jdreng - thanks for the tip, I listened to a couple of samples over on last.fm that I really liked. Any release in particular you’d recommend to get me going?</p>
On 30 Jul 21:29 Sam said:
“Please zip all 14 tracks up into one file!”
Just bought the selection again this week - loving the music.
BUT... the download process is getting quite tedious - clicking on each file and waiting for the download dialogue to appear puts a bit of a downer on what is otherwise a great thing. Please - make it easy for us. Zip em all up into one file. The current process takes the gloss off it and almost defeats the point of having a nice and easy, ready made selection.
On 31 Jul 01:15 Buccaneer said:
“Never satisfied”
Please mush up all my food and feed it to me on a spoon... Why, every week, do we get a bunch of moanie minnies swamping the comments?...I'm guessing some people will never be satisfied... Personal I'm loving your work here, keep it up... or I maybe forced to moan... What do you mean I'm already moaning...
On 31 Jul 10:23 Lee said:
“download nightmare”
Fully agree with Sam - downloading each individual track is laborious - please enable us to download them as a whole abum.
On 31 Jul 13:54 zerocarbon said:
“What about”
Laurie Spiegel?
On 03 Aug 11:00 Chris said:
“Download”
Downloaded my first 2 14 tracks yesterday. my only comment is about the actual download page, is there anyway to click one button and download everything?
C
On 04 Sep 16:09 Dayan Silva said:
http://www.myspace.com/liberationpatchank
“eMMa Sound Sista”
Check her music, is awsome.
How can more experimental ladies participate?
On 22 Sep 20:49 Stephen said:
http://www.twoplayer.net
“Esther & Mimi”
Should have included something by Esther. And how about Mrs Mimi Magick on Irdial. Tut tut.