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Last Updated: 12/22/2009

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Saturday, December 19, 2009 
Joxfield ProjeX' Christmas Gift for you!
Free dowload at Clinical Archives or Internet Archive
Yeah - A new release!
"Phantastique" is a virtual LP. The intension was to make a straight, plain and simple jam record based on some repetitive patterns, at least in Joxfield ProjeX' terms of what is straight, plain and simple. Not to get too much stuck into the spacey jams the tunes are separated by some short experimental pieces. Look at these moments as opportunities to get some good, fresh air.
Even though it's maybe not heard in the music, the main inspirational sources for these recordings are some albums by Acid Mothers Temple, especially Kawabata Makoto's mixing style, but also some funky grooves from Miles Davis' 'On The Corner' period.
This album should be played LOUD, in excitement and full awareness.

Recorded at Camps Anna & Batang 2007-2009
Produced by Oax & Yan of Joxfield ProjeX
Powered by Tin Can Music

Yan: Keyboards, percussion programmer
Oax: Guitars, bass, voice- & percussion samples

This is Joxfield ProjeX fifth Clinical Archives release.
ThanX Alex for majestic support!

Go and get it!

http://www.archive.org/details/ca343_jp
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Saturday, November 21, 2009 
Hello Folks!
For those who can't stand waiting for rapport of what we're doing these days, check the blog

http://oaxofjoxfield.blogspot.com/2009/11/2009-kolpebo-sessions-november.html

Cheers
Oax & Yan
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Monday, September 28, 2009 
These wonderful words written by Kert Semm could be found on
Engendered from Divine Breath - a site dedicated to the free released music:

Joxfield ProjeX Bits And Pieces # 1- 13 (Clinical Archives)

I ought to admit I do have a little knowledge about Swedish avant-garde music. Fixing the mind on this I am able to name only some examples having came from the end of the 70..s and the first half of the 80s. Early Blue Nun, Cosmic Overdose, and young Arvid Tuba as well. Recently I figured out that there have been two musicians behind the pseudonyms Oax, and Yan who have collaborated since the end of the 60..s, although Joxfield ProjeX itself was established in 2005.

Supposed that they are aged men, maybe with white long beards too, but thanks to their long-running musical experience they are still generating the sound which is far more innovate than the most young musicians are able to create nowadays. Up to 2009 they had released lots of albums on the label Tin Can Music. In the recent year all 3 albums (in fact, some days ago they issued their fourth album already!) have been released under Clinical Archives. Yes, I can..t go without spruiking them. All their albums are masterpieces in itself.

The album Picnic is dominated by ambient dub, and ambient techno tunes in a bit narrower range respectively. Homogeneous yet decorous drift of hesychastic sounds which best days were ended up by the first half of the 90s.

Virtual Dreams & Realities consists of 2 tracks - the first of them is long of 43 minutes and divided in 11 parts. By conceptual side you can find huge similarities with Faust..s The Faust Tapes, though, by sonic facade it is more angular and schizoid. All the music presented here ranges from sound fragments of rural ambience to metronomic rhythm machine, space rock and kosmische musik as well. Faust, Gong, Canterbury scene seem to be some differentiable influences among others, as I would suppose. It might be the Finnish bands like Kospel Zeithorn, and Ester Poland are the closest kindred spirits of them nowadays. However, it is quite hard work to describe all those events happening throughout this track. The another track bases on a pulsating techno beat and vocal sample, which are surrounded by different kind of sonic and voice effects moving more or less chaotically around the basic axis.

Bits And Pieces # 1 – 13 consists of 2-3-minutes tracks, which in the context of Joxfield ProjeX does mean the tracks with shorter duration as usually used to be. 13 tracks in 35 minutes.
The artists and writers sampled here are Guillaume Apollinaire, Man Ray, Jean Cocteau, James Joyce, Allen Ginsberg, William S Burroughs, and Ezra Pound as well. Yet, it can..t be considered as a spoken word album in a narrow sense of this word. The basic essence of the album is developed into a vast threedimensionality, having conquered by flowing industrial-sounding guitar riffs and cosmic synth grooves. While the track Black Light returns to the concept of the album Picnic. Bits And Pieces... may have a surreal point of view just to open up in front of us the dilation of outer space in the form of music and nondescript incantation of those aforementioned dadaists and beatniks. Upon listening to vibrating buzz of the final track As Conceptual As... I would like to think a journey that started somewhere in the rangeland on Virtual Dreams & Realities has reached the middle point of outer space. Of course, it is my own fiction based on my choice to get bobbled the queue of three albums.

Actually it does not make any difference what kind of way will this album be criticized - face-to-face with another albums or in absolute way. The result used to be evenhandedly powerful and impressive anyway.

http://sonicspacefoundation.blogspot.com/2009/09/joxfield-projex-bits-and-pieces-1-13.html
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009 
Shimmering Mah No 1 - Joxfield ProjeX fourth release on the magnificent avant-whatever free download netlabel Clinical Archives.

Here we go again. The fourth Joxfield ProjeX release this year on the sublime avante-whatever free download netlabel Clinical Archives.

"Shimmering Mah No 1" – almost 48 minutes of unmistakable Joxfield ProjeX music in their most heavy, progressive, psychedelic space-rock moods, with roaring instruments; the playful jazzy electric pianos, the screaming guitars, break-the-ceiling-basses, wild electronics, rumble keyboards eccentric voice samples and rough arty rolling drumbeats – all of it pointing out new directions of their uncontrolled, explosive creativity.

Should be played LOUD, in excitement and full awareness.
 
Go and get it. Now!

http://www.archive.org/details/ca310_jp

Oax n Yan
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Sunday, July 26, 2009 
Visualizations Continues
The visualizations of Joxfield ProjeX' music continues. Farkas György, alias AltRev, is doing a real fine job with his videos/moving art inspired by our music.
Uploaded on YouTube on our request so you all can watch it..
A lot of people have said they see pictures when they hear JoxProX' music. Now all of you can see the pictures.
Visualized so far:
Finally The Beginning And The End Of The End
Have I Been Here Before
The First Day
Electric Apple
ThanX György!
Enjoy!
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Thursday, July 23, 2009 
2nd Joxfield ProjeX Video by AltRev - 'Have I Been There Before'

So, here's another one by AltRev...

Have I Been Here before
http://axeofthegod.blogspot.com/2009/07/ha.html

and the 1st one

Finally The Beginning And The End Of The End (from 'Picnic' - ca242 - on Clinical Archives) 
http://axeofthegod.blogspot.com/2009/06/mea-culpa.html

The three Joxfield ProjeX free downloads at
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=joxfield%20projex%20AND%20mediatype%3Aaudio

The Joxfield Gents
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Monday, July 20, 2009 
The artist for the Joxfield ProjeX 'Finally The Beginning And The End Of The End' is
Farkas György alias  AltRev or A.R.
Could be fouind at
http://axeofthegod.blogspot.com/
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Monday, July 20, 2009 
http://axeofthegod.blogspot.com/2009/06/mea-culpa.html

Someone somewhere made it out of the last part of Joxfield ProjeX' Picnic, Finally The Beginning And The End Of The End.
We know nothing about it but finds it a bit cute.
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Monday, July 20, 2009 
Did find these nice words on the Free Album Galore site:

Joxfield ProjeX - three albums
Genre: Ambient, Avant-Garde, Electronica

Joxfield ProjeX’s sound constructions may be avant-garde yet they have an accessible appeal for those who are not necessarily familiar with the more “out-there” performances of experimental music. Sound artists Oax and Xan have an involving style of music-making. These are complex compositions that ropes in the listeners. Clinical Archives currently have three very good albums by these interesting musicians.

Bits and Pieces #1-13 are short vignettes. While existing independently from each other, their sum make up a coherent suite of sounds. Aside from the various electronic manipulation, the duo uses samplings of spoken word by Guillaume Apollinaire, Man Ray, Jean Cocteau, James Joyce, Allen Ginsberg, William S Burroughs & Ezra Pound.

Picnic is based on a single drone work created in 2007. However the artists added samples, rhythms, and various effect to develop this set of seven “variations”. Again, we have an experimental work that is interesting, a bit challenging yet entertaining.

The newest album, Virtual Dreams and Realities, consists of two extended compositions. The title work is a sampler’s paradise mixing everything from bird sounds to sneezes. “New August Sense Of Ease And Pain” is off-the-mainstream electronic dance. These two tracks amuses and entertain. This is the Joxfield ProjeX album I would recommend the novice listener to this style of music to start with.

http://freealbums.blogsome.com/2009/07/18/joxfield-projex-three-albums/
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Monday, June 08, 2009 
A nice and clean summer player.
One single track for you to concentrate on.
The intense kraut-punk experience of Silent Night entering into the Night Silence and whatever small sounds appearing there.
 
Yan : Keyboards, percussions programmer
Oax : Guitars, efx, samples, additional percussions programmer
José Paõa : Elephantnoiseguitar, ambientnightguitar
 
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And soon we’re off for vacation.
The Joxfield ProjeX’ office closes down, but don’t hesitate requesting our friendship and continue comment and communicate, we might be there sometime, checking out what’s happening in the big world etc.
 
Have a wonderful summer
 
The Joxfield Gents
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