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  • Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.

  • Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.

  • Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.

  • Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.

  • Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.

  • Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.

    Eckhard Becker – Harmonium 212 Einblicke und Fehlersuche Reed Pump Organ Inside
    KALI MALONE – Fifth Worship
    Orfeon Gagarin – Salmos Funiculares Part 1 – Artificial Owl Recording
    woob – Amoeba
    Tape Loop Orchestra – Late Autumn
    Kevin McCullagh with Conor Caldwell – live
    Muireann Ni She – Air Jig – The Bright Lady Garrett Barry’s
    FTCCV – The Ritual Year OST The Root Folk Band – Folklore Tapes
    Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan – Comparing The Properties Of Stone, Brick And Concrete
    The British Stereo Collective – Written In Stone
    Keizo Ishibashi – The Water Is Wide 広い河の岸辺 スコットラント民謡 回して演奏するキター
    Grouper – Call Across Rooms Ruins
    Burial – Night Bus In McDonalds Video
    The Ritual Sphinx – Blu
    lilliya – Rust – Leaning
    Reece Thomas – Trusting The Process
    Deli Kuvveti – Az – tsss tapes
    Rachel Bonch-Bruevich – Mono
    claire rousay & Gretchen Korsmo – human imperfection
    Felicia Atkinson – Black
    Bob Ross – May 17 1994 giving his final goodbye on the last episode

  • Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.

    Pauline Oliveros – The difference between hearing and listening – TED edit
    Tape Loop Orchestra – Setsuko Hara
    Dorian Concept – Blind Eye
    Azymuth – Z‚ E Paran 
    Tangerine Dream – Zeit
    Klaus Schulze – Some Velvet Phasing
    BJC – wet yard night STE-006
    Robin Rimbaud-Scanner – Rhyme and Rebus
    Cartoon Forest – Sweeps – Crash Symbols
    Misha Sultan Purpurniy Dyadya – Drone – Aural Canyon
    Onokio – TL – Semibegun
    Semibegun – Duet for Voice and Tape
    Dagerlöff and Galner- The Parallax Test (Julien Grassen Barbe Piano Improvisation)
    PERIMETER O – Here we are
    Joe Borreson Craig Tattersall – extra 3 – walkearth – the humble bee
    anthéne – deeper in the valley – Home Normal
    Eliot Grasso – Up Against the Flatirons What No Watermelon
    Maria Somerville – October Moon
    BJC – fragment treatments
    Dorian Concept – Hide (CS01 Verion)

  • Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.

  • From the Mekong to the Moy…

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    Special event for Docs Ireland 2025.

    HOSTA PROJECTS

    HOSTA PROJECTS

    Music for Domes will premiere as a special event of Docs Ireland on Friday, 20 June at 7:30pm.

    A cosmic tug-of-war between Ireland and Cambodia unfolds in this immersive documentary, revealing how myth, memory, and music shape shared patterns of belief and grief across time and sky. 

    Music for Domes is a documentary planetarium experience exploring the celestial echoes between two ancient nations, Cambodia and Ireland. Through sweeping journeys from Navan Fort to Angkor Wat, and from mythic skies to modern wounds, the film uncovers striking parallels in how these distant cultures interpret spirit worlds, survive trauma, and carve strength into art. 

    Blending new and archival footage with an original score by award-winning Irish folk musician RÓIS, the film is both a sensory odyssey and a cosmic meditation. Mythological tricksters and colonial scars converge in this final chapter of Hosta Projects’ All Flesh is Grass trilogy, reminding us that even across continents, loss sounds the same, and the stars above can be carved like stone.