ADW - Crackle

One ADW Crackle a day keeps the doctor away.

Beware! Be Aware! Be There!

Joxfield ProjeX > ADW ! ! !

Prepare Thy Self. Just received the mixed files from our weeklong recording session @ C Bråna this summer. 
Joxfield ProjeX might turn in to ADW for a while every now and then.
ADW plays hit 'n' run freeform ambient noise-pop and is supposed to be a live project. Let's see if we see each other somewhere sometimes in the future!

Joxfield ProjeX guesting on compilations

For the most hard core Joxfield ProjeX devotees. 
Here are some non-Joxfield produced compilations where we've been asked to add a track. 
The tracks are not released anywhere else but on this albums, some of them very hard to find, some not.
Judy Dyble - Gathering The Threads (Fifty Years of Stuff) (2015) Track: No Kro Poh 
V/A - Wire Tapper 38 (2015) Track: China Syndrome (Radio Ed)
V/A 25 years of good clean fun...(A Celebration of the Terrascope and Phil McMullen) (2015) Track: Mesele Pattern
V/A Vegetable Man Project 6 (2009) Track: Vegetable Man (a collaboration with Airwaves)

Summer! TooDeLoo!

Summer!
And the hard work for new music and new approaches to music continues constantly!
See Ya!

Summer!

New interesting Joxfield ProjeX / ADW stuff on Soundcloud

ADW - Death of a Sirloin Steak
A piece from deep under the darkwhite soil - time to bring up into the air again.
Ambient Darkwhite awakens
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Janne Andersson / Joxfield ProjeX - Uncle Revisited 2
Pre-Joxfield ProjeX history lesson.
"Uncle Joxfield's Startednumber" was written by S Ek autumn 1968.
Here's a version revisited, re-arranged and recorded by J Andersson in 2015.

https://soundcloud.com/oaxjoxfield

Pre-Joxfield ProjeX stuff

With a newly acquired cassette deck opportunities opens up for some historical diggings and explorations.
Like this 3 x C90 cassette compilation "U.R. samling" of 1970-1975 pre-Joxfield ProjeX stuff from
Andersson & Ek (1970-1975)
The Age (1970-1972)
Viscously Cartilage (1973)
Stefan-Olofs Orkester (1972-1973)
etc
A few minutes of it probably is a bit interesting, most of it should be constantly hidden in the shadows.

Joxfield ProjeX, Munich, 1974

Joxfield ProjeX, Munich, 1974

Joxfield ProjeX Live!

Joxfield ProjeX 2017?

Joxfield ProjeX 2017?

Well, of course there will be some new music, possibly some new release/s, if we get things together and if there is someone willing to release.

But, most of all, 2017 will bring us into some new territories, where we've never been before. More info on that later this year.

Beware! Be Aware! Be There!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Hi Folks!

2016 is about to end - 2017 is coming up.

Let's hope it will be the year of The Survivors!

By this we wish you a HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Beware! Be Aware! Be There!

Janne & Stefan

The JoxMas Buddha

...ready to roll!

Merry JoxMas

Bam Balam in Japan

Somewhere in Japan you find this wall of Joxfield ProjeX, Richard Pinhas and other interesting Bam Balam stuff. 

Joxfield ProjeX & Streaming Services

Joxfield ProjeX - Invasion of the Living (Tin Can Music 2016)
CDr released on Santos Production 2013 in an edition of about 30 copies.
The following week it will be re-released on Spotify, Google Play (already there), Apple Music & Tidal. All for you.
Beware! Be Aware! Be There!

From Elicpse Records Mail Order Site:
The Swedish experimental, genre-free, avant-whatever duo Joxfield Projex investigates the territory of electric dark ambient music on their 'Invasion Of The Living' album. The music works fine as a soundtrack to your day dreams as well as your nightmares - you decide! It's recorded on various occasions in Sweden.

Recorded 2009-2012

Sounds, vision and constructions by Janne Yan Andersson & Stefan Oax Ek
Powered by Tin Can Music

気をつけろ！注意してください！ そこにいる！

気をつけろ！注意してください！ そこにいる！

Janne & Stefan of Joxfield ProjeX

Janne & Stefan of Joxfield ProjeX

JP on vacation!

Loads of new music in the making for future releases.
But first, Joxfield ProjeX on well-deserved vacation 2016!
Have a great summer, folks!

Stefan Oax Ek & Janne Yan Andersson

Joxfield ProjeX & Ryoko Ono - Red to Red

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http://www.joxfieldprojex.com/
http://www.onoryoko.jp/
http://www.bambalam.com/

Addict Culture review on Red to Red

We're blushing from the long and very nice review on our Joxfield ProjeX & Ryoko Ono album "Red to Red".
As I don't speak French I tried a Google translation of it and it seems ok, still nice words.
ThanX a lot, Addict Culture!

*****

That's when it overcomes its codes and limitations that music is often the most exciting. And that's mostly when it merges into a cultural melting pot that currents appear that the new unfold.

joxfield & ryoko ono

Joxfield Projex & Ryoko Ono released this year an album that stands out from its references. Everything starts under auspices of the least hostile recalling Merzbow and sonic walls, and electro and repetitive rhythm gives almost to stomp. Certainly, the contours of the disc does not call for the Dance Floor, but we are surprised to think of some old guards of the new wave. Soon, this rhythmic smoky and cold decor like a forgotten corridor leads you into a troubling world.

If the rhythm obviously did not want to dispose of its binary structure, the background to it, continues to evolve, to move, crawl into languor. The saxophonist Ryoko Ono appeared after a few minutes, but does not provide for much heat to the decor. The saxophone is suffering for a long time a cutesy image systematically synonymous with popular and dripping theatrics of good feelings. It would still forget too quickly the big names that have passed through the history of this instrument, especially in jazz.

Imagine Coltrane and Dolphy at a summit with the most electro of Nine Inch Nails and Yellow Swans. Ryoko Ono deals welts this heartbreaking music billowing over you constantly, like an Indian round that never ends.

Red Red To which gives its name to the endless march album for an unknown destination but with the conviction that the answer is at the end of the trip. Then comes Unexplored Territories, second title of this album which has only two.

Here, the path and the landscape surrounding it are completely different. In fact, impossible to know where one is. The references are the same, but the removal of a rhythmic changes the whole gives and withdraws this valuable and solid music both the little railing she had. If in the first half, the disc was structured, repetitive, here everything explodes.

Abandoned lyricism wave, jagged perimeter security, tablecloths become twisted, overlapping, and electronic sounds narcotic vapors gradually add bravery shots a free jazz saxophone. This is all the uniqueness of the album: a saxophone free sometimes hysterical, ecstatic, and the slow sounds that dry slowly, flirting here with Tangerine Dream and others uninviting ambient references.

The assembly is covered with strange noisy ocean waves that evoke waves revenantes no water, no more than carting sand for fine relief worldwide. Within minutes, all the construction work of the first face is wiped out in favor of dull and gloomy colors, leading you into a fascinating and faded atmosphere.

The sounds that roll and burrow the hollow recesses retire one by one and not let some sound tracks, taught here and there, while enhancing the feeling of abandonment, loneliness, facing a record that poses an atmosphere in the same way that music and that raises questions for 40 minutes wonder: Where am I?

http://addict-culture.com/joxfield-projex-ryoko-ono/