Sirius Signals is a new limited edition CD from Farpoint Recordings featuring the work of Rosa Arruti aka Nad Spiro inspired by her residency at the old Royal Cork Yacht Club/Sirius Art Centre in Cobh, Co. Cork, Ireland. Her work exemplifies sonic fictions containing imaginary signal tones, transmission codes, wireless pulses and dreamed resonant routes in the fog.

The CD package features a full colour fold out card sleeve with notes by Rosa on the project. First edition is limited to only 300 and each copy is hand numbered.

For physical copies please get in touch with www.farpointrecordings.com
www.farpointrecordings.com/product-page/sirius-signals


PRESS:
“Arruti is responsible for some essential uncanny transmissions and chilly vignetes that certainly fit the hauntological bill…
Sirius Signals would in fact be an ideal enhancement to any long, dark, lonesome night of the soul.” (J. Stannard) THE WIRE Magazine, nov. 2017

“An excellent web of electronics, effects, a bit of processed guitar and even a 1913 recording of Nellie Melva singing a song by Debussy. Of course the music is somewhat abstract, but not entirely.
A poetic interpretation of this place, the Royal Cork Yacht Club, where she worked, and as such this is wonderful release, packed in an oversized cardboard sleeve. I’d think this is probably Nad Spiro’s most refined work to date. (FdW) VITAL no. 1101

“Transmission codes (real or fake) and narrative elements of different origins together create some sensitive and reactive sound landscapes, which are at the same time poetic, unusual and charming, immersed in the nocturnal and ghostly atmosphere of the Irish harbour... Rosa Arruti feels comfortable to play the sounds in this gloomy and mysterious background, driven by unexpected connections and audio materials with subliminal charm.
(Aurelio Cianciotta) - NEURAL 58

“Las señales… fueron expuestas en el marco del Festival Acéfalo en el puerto de Valparaíso, Chile, en noviembre pasado, junto a las imágenes proporcionadas por el equipo Acéfalo para la XX BIENAL CHILENA DE ARQUITECTURA Y URBANISMO. La música de Arruti se despliega en un escenario abierto como el puerto de Valparaíso, en el que se confunden el romanticismo de la puesta de sol sobre el mar, la industria portuaria y los infinitos sonidos que allí se producen.
(Guillermo Escudero) - LOOP (Chile)