Angel 440F - Test 1 (Electricity) [NTK]
from BERG 5 by British Experimental Rocket Group (BERG)
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The Committee For Sonic Research (TCFSR) are pleased to present a fifth collection from the sonic experiments and synthetic compositions filed in the archives of the Culture Branch of the British Experimental Rocket Group (BERG-C). TCFSR are working with members of BERG-C to locate, examine, compile, restore and protect the remaining audio recordings. Selected examples are made public through this series of exclusive releases
In addition to audio from the formal archive, cold storage sites and other unofficial locations, a result of the publicity gained from our previous BERG releases is that several - anonymous - collectors and benefactors from around the world, have contacted TCFSR with generous offers and donations to help us try to fill the many gaps in the audio archive.
Some recordings have also emerged in unusual circumstances, such as the box of quarter-inch tapes recently left outside our offices. The anonymous donor included a note saying the box had been discovered under a pile of discarded prosthetic limbs, wigs and fabric supports in the basement of a closed psychiatric hospital in West London.
Some facinating audio is being held pending verification that it was created under the auspicis of BERG. If you are considering donating BERG audio to this project it will be very helpful if you can provide as much evidence as you can concerning its veracity.
In addition to audio from the formal archive, cold storage sites and other unofficial locations, a result of the publicity gained from our previous BERG releases is that several - anonymous - collectors and benefactors from around the world, have contacted TCFSR with generous offers and donations to help us try to fill the many gaps in the audio archive.
Some recordings have also emerged in unusual circumstances, such as the box of quarter-inch tapes recently left outside our offices. The anonymous donor included a note saying the box had been discovered under a pile of discarded prosthetic limbs, wigs and fabric supports in the basement of a closed psychiatric hospital in West London.
Some facinating audio is being held pending verification that it was created under the auspicis of BERG. If you are considering donating BERG audio to this project it will be very helpful if you can provide as much evidence as you can concerning its veracity.
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from BERG 5,
released September 17, 2017
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The Committee for Sonic Research England, UK
www.tcfsr.net
TCFSR started in the 1980s primarily to release the work of Except Buses, an
experimental electronic music group, without compromise to label demands. We lay dormant for almost two decades before being re-activated to promote the work of tourmaline hum, solo projects by its members and a widening range of other artists.
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