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The name Hradesin originates from a [http://www.hradesin.cz/ small town in the Czech Republic] which is known as a shortwave [[numbers station]] broadcast site. Specifically: “Hradesin, 12km East/South East from Prague a mystery centre from which originate countings (50,51,52,…59) on 1122khz.” |
The name Hradesin originates from a [http://www.hradesin.cz/ small town in the Czech Republic] which is known as a shortwave [[numbers station]] broadcast site. Specifically: “Hradesin, 12km East/South East from Prague a mystery centre from which originate countings (50,51,52,…59) on 1122khz.” |
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== History == |
== History == |
Revision as of 20:44, 22 October 2008
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Hradesin is an organization currently engaged in the production of multi-media installations that encompass music, film and photography. Hradesin is primarily the work of one individual, namely the bassist and composer Robert White, aka Pinky.
The name Hradesin originates from a small town in the Czech Republic which is known as a shortwave numbers station broadcast site. Specifically: “Hradesin, 12km East/South East from Prague a mystery centre from which originate countings (50,51,52,…59) on 1122khz.”
History
Formed in 2000 by band member Pinky White, Hradesin originally had four members that included Duddley Middleton, Adie Collop and Chris Mizsak. First radio play was on BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction hosted by Fiona Talkington during the late
Methods
The compositional methods include minimalism, psycho-acoustics, indeterminancy, and found sounds...
Music
The music genres might be listed here...
Film
Films embody representations of the fenland landscape that have surrounded Hradesin for millenia. They demonstrate a vast love of the landscape. I wonder if this sort of 'opinion' (as opposed to facts) is OK?
You'll find the films here, on the YouTube page of course. Has been a major contributor to the 2008 Frieze Film project.
Photography
All this stuff is on Hradesin's flickr page etc. Blah blah...