| The Seattle  Phonographers Union is a collective of artists from various disciplines who record and  present the sounds of the world in concerts, radio programs, CDs, and other  events. We have performed in a variety of diverse and unique locations ranging  from the intimate environments of abbeys and chapels to the vast reverberant  chambers of aircraft hangers and abandoned nuclear silos and the ethereal  experience of radio broadcast.      We have performed in series and festivals such  as Earshot Jazz’s Jazz: the Second Century, The Arts & Nature  festival (we performed outdoors next a pond for this one), the Seattle  Improvised Music Festival, and the Occultural Music Festival.   Our radio performances have been on both  broadcast radio (Sonarchy on KEXP, and Weekday on KUOW) and internet  radio (Hollow Earth Radio).       We perform by improvising in  real time with unprocessed field recordings and each performance is  specifically created for, and motivated by, the location.       To be informed of our events please subscribe to our mailing list: SPU MAILING LIST: <seapho (at) seapho (dot) org > with "SUBSCRIBE" in the subject header, or by clicking here to register yourself. | |
| Releases | |
|  The new CD Seattle Phonographers Union is now available!! www.mimeomeme.com | |
|  Seattle Phonographers Union: Live on Sonarchy Available through Accretions Records. Click here for more info | |
| Recent broadcasts: | |
| Framework Radio: A program of unreleased solo pieces by Seattle Phonographers Union members, assembled   and mixed by Steve Peters. Broadcast 3/28/2010. Listen to the broadcast by clicking here. Playlist available at http://www.murmerings.com/radio/playlist s10.html#mar | |
| KUOW's Weekday with Steve Scher  (94.9 FM or streaming on http://www.kuow.org/) the Seattle Phonographers Union   played sounds of summer and talked about World Listening Day. Friday 7/16/2010 Hear the podcast of the show here. | |
| Photos of a few of the more interesting performance settings | |
Activities
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