The Audio Foundation

Founded in 2004, the Audio Foundation was created to support, promote and preserve innovative audio culture (sound art/experimental music/noise/outsider music/drone music) in NZ.
AF is responsible for a number of national initiatives including Altmusic events and tours (Previous events), an Oral History Project, and an MP3 Library of NZ recordings. AF actively promotes the diverse range of activities and philosophies informing contemporary audio culture through the AF List and other means. Please see the "About" page for more information.

More info on "Sound Art"
More info on"Experimental Music"
More info on "Noise"
More info on "Outsider Music"
More info on "Drone Music"

Latest News

2010 Altmusic program announced!

First AF Oral History Interviews up

AF presents a range of limited edition T Shirts with art work kindly donated by Stefan Neville

MP3 Library now available for the public at the Auckland Film Archive

The Audio Foundation MP3 Library is a comprehensive digital library of historic and contemporary audio recordings. Many of the recordings in this are obscure and now out of print.
The Library will not be online, due to copyright issues, but available through AF and The Film Archive for anyone passing through NZ to listen to. Catalogue is here

Sonic Museum

Audio Foundation Facebook group

Dirt beneath the Daydream here

MarineVille

MarineVille Wellington
Artist

Phil Brownlee

Phil Brownlee Wellington
composer, sound artist, sound engineer

Alex Mein Smith

Alex Mein Smith London
Rhythmic destruction. Is that a guitar?

Thomas Murphy

Thomas Murphy Wellington
Optical synthesisers, water symatics, sound cancellation, video delay, sci-art

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