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	<pubDate>Wed, 27 Aug 2025 12:39:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>DAFAKE</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Sat, 14 Jan 2023 12:20:01 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>DAFAKE



















Antoine Marroncles, composing music under the synonym
DAFAKE, is a French experimental musician, sound artist and film composer based
in Paris. Creating minimalist electro-acoustic pieces from a range of
experimental recording techniques, DIY instrumentation and unseen sound
sources such as feedback loops, corrupted data and electromagnetic fields
processed and recomposed through a modular system.



Antoine has released a string of self-released albums over
the past 2 years, as well as a recent collaboration with experimental cassette
label Histamine Tapes. Antoine’s work is often processed based,
utilising his array of unusual signal sources, to use as the building blocks
for contemplative improvised drones. Pairing maximal washes of synthesis with
insistent micro sounds captured from field recordings and recordings or
electromagnetic fields.
Bandcamp
Instagram








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		<title>About</title>
				
		<link>https://discreetarchive.cargo.site/About</link>

		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2022 12:40:44 +0000</pubDate>

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Discreet Archive

 was created for music and artefacts that explore quietness and sonic materiality. We create microphones and instruments designed for use in experimental music, sound art and field recordings. &#38;nbsp;
We release music that allows for space, presents sonority as object and is concerned with the materiality of sound, sound as thing. 
We occupy a world of noise, discerning meaning in this sea of noise is increasingly difficult.&#38;nbsp; 
We invite you to contemplate the world around you through stillness and quiet that sound can provide a focus for.&#38;nbsp;


Listen to quiet things loudlyListen for the smallest element in the pieceListen for the largest element in the pieceListen for the interaction between objectsListen for the space that the sound is presented in

Listen to the objects that surround your listening

Listen to the wholeListen to the individualListen for the smallest change&#38;nbsp;Listen for the elements that do not change&#38;nbsp;

Listen again


links︎︎︎ &#38;nbsp; ︎ &#38;nbsp; ︎  &#38;nbsp; ︎


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		<title>Microphones</title>
				
		<link>https://discreetarchive.cargo.site/Microphones</link>

		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2022 12:40:44 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>The Seaphone 

	
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The Seaphone is an omnidirectional microphone developed from a geophone element. The resulting microphone is extremely sensitive and can be used to capture very faint sounds. It is equally useful in nature, capturing sounds in the soil, sand and rock, as it is in an urban enviroment, recording steel bridges and industrial machinery. Utiling the included magnet, suction cup or ground spike you can affix the mic to a varity of surfaces. Due to the capsules intended purpose it captures low frequency sound extremely well, and creates unique recordings unlike any other sensor. 


 Due to demand for a waterproof version we have developed the original Earthphone into a Hydrophone (the Seaphone), allowing you to expand your low frequency sound hunting to the rivers, lakes and streams.&#38;nbsp;

No phantom power is required.
We offer a variety of cable lenghts and a discount on a pair, please see dropdown menu below.&#38;nbsp;
 


 
&#38;lt;These are currently made to order and may take up to 1 weeks to ship&#38;gt;


Directivity: OmnidirectionalFrequency response: 10 – 1000+ HzImpedance: 3500 ΩResonant frequency: 15 HzCable: 2 m, robust polyurethane jacket, shieldedOutput: XLR-3M balanced (can be converted to 3.5mm jack by request)
Dimensions &#38;amp; Weight: 92 mm x 42 mm, 350 g (including the cable and the magnet)

The Earthphone&#38;nbsp;
The Earthphone

	
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The Earthphone is a microphone developed from a geophone element. The resulting microphone is extremely sensitive and can be used to capture very faint sounds. It is equally useful in nature, capturing sounds in the soil, sand and rock, as it is in an urban enviroment, recording steel bridges and industrial machinery. Utiling the included magnet, suction cup or ground spike you can affix the mic to a varity of surfaces. Due to the capsules intended purpose it captures low frequency sound extremely well, and creates unique recordings unlike any other sensor.&#38;nbsp;
No phantom power is required.&#38;nbsp;

 





&#38;lt;These are currently made to order and may take up to 1 weeks to ship&#38;gt;



Directivity: OmnidirectionalFrequency response: 10 – 1000+ HzImpedance: 3500 ΩResonant frequency: 15 HzCable: 2 m, robust polyurethane jacket, shieldedOutput: XLR-3M balanced (can be converted to 3.5mm jack by request)
Dimensions &#38;amp; Weight: 87 mm x 35.5 mm, 250 g (including the cable and the magnet)






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		<title>Instruments</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Aug 2025 12:39:03 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Friction Idiophone Mark I




A compact Cristal Baschet for studios, stages, and travelling composers



	
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This instrument is a 2-octave (C3–C5) friction idiophone, based on the principles of the Cristal Baschet — an electroacoustic instrument developed in the 1950s by Bernard and François Baschet. Sound is produced by rubbing glass rods with moistened fingertips, with vibrations transmitted through an aluminium and stainless steel frame to create sustained, harmonically rich tones.


Designed for composers, sound designers, and studios, this desktop-format model offers the expressive range of the Cristal Baschet in a more accessible and portable form. Its streamlined construction makes it a practical, cost-conscious option for exploring this distinctive sound world without the scale and expense of a full-sized instrument.


Each instrument is built to order. Please consult the FAQ before placing a request.


Technical Specifications:



Range: C3–C5 (2 octaves)



Weight: approx. 9 kg



Dimensions: L 600 mm × D 210 mm × H 350 mm






 


 
&#38;lt;These are currently made to order and may take up to 8 weeks to ship, please email us to discuss&#38;nbsp; variations to design, tuning and resonators&#38;gt;


	

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		<title>Music</title>
				
		<link>https://discreetarchive.cargo.site/Music</link>

		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2022 12:40:45 +0000</pubDate>

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James Benning (B. 1942) is an American filmmaker known for his experimental observational/documentary film. Exploring both nature and the built environment, utilising durational static shots. James Benning is known for his use of structuralist techniques in his films. Structuralism as a film movement that emerged in the 1960s and 1970s and explores the formal elements of cinema, such as shot composition, editing, and sound, and the ways in which these elements can be used to create meaning. Benning works with long static shots, presented in real time, asking the viewer to inhabit the world of the film, through quiet and still contemplation.
Benning is a significant influence of my work as a musician, championing similar durational ideas of inhabitation of intangible media, while also exploring stillness and quiet as compositional devices. This work pays tribute to the film I have most deeply connected with ’Ten Skies’, rescoring the film from Benning with an earthy minimalist soundtrack.The piece was performed as layered improvisations, on Flue pipes, contact miced slate and a chordophone of the artist design.&#38;nbsp; These improvisations were then processed and underscored with the addition of test equipment derived oscillating  sine waves.
James Benning - Ten Skies (Jacob Calland Rescore) from Discreet Archive on Vimeo.After James Benning by Jacob Calland

Jacob Calland, After James Benning, DA03, 2023




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Field recordings from Nîmes are combined with sparse piano, re-pitched viol de gamba, sine wave resonances and percussion to create a sound world exploring overlapping and unreal spaces. The works are intended to be interacted with as a space, to be indulged in rather than listened to in a linear fashion. Slow/quiet, turn it down.Luc, a musician and luthier, explores Ideas of stillness, quiet and unreal space through their work, presenting sound as object, manipulating sonic materiality.René is a playwright, musician, pie thief and is currently breathing the green air on uncilivilsation.All proceeds of this album will be donated to Amnesty International

43.8374, 4.35351 by Luc and René Virilio

Luc Virilio and Rene Virilio, 43.8374, 4.35351, DA02, 2022


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This album recorded in the mountains of north Wales, utilises homemade Metallophones of the artists design, and varied extended percussion technique, performed as free improvisations. These performances were then digitally recomposed with the addition of synthesis into the three-part work here.Luc explores Ideas of stillness, quiet and silence through their work, presenting sonic objects and manipulating the sonic materiality of these objects. The works are intended to be interacted with as a space, to be indulged in rather than listened to in a linear fashion.All proceeds of this album will be donated to Amnesty International.

Outside (Articulated) by Luc Virilio




Luc Virilio, Outside (Articulated), DA01, 2022</description>
		
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		<title>Demos</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2022 12:40:46 +0000</pubDate>

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We are currently seeking appropriate demos of ambient, avant, contemporary classical and sound art that fits with the ethos of Discreet Archive. Genre/Instrumentation is not of paramount importance, but please read the information page before submitting work to us.Please use the email below to get in touch, and please provide links to streams of previously unreleased material i.e. private soundcloud links, please do not send downloads, links to wetransfer etc.

Contact email - jacobcallandva@gmail.com





We also welcome submissions of writing pertaining to sound, reviews of contemporary experimental music, graphic and text scores.

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