No Mo

"No Mo" is a seminal work by pioneering composer Pauline Oliveros, released in 2001, that offers a captivating journey into the early days of electronic music. This album, released on the Pogus label, is a collection of three seminal works created between 1966 and 1967, showcasing Oliveros' innovative approach to sound and composition. The tracks "No Mo" and "Something Else" were crafted at the University of Toronto Electronic Studio, while "Bog Road" was created at the Mills Tape Music Center, now known as the Center for Contemporary Music. Each piece is a testament to Oliveros' experimental spirit, blending genres such as drone, avant-garde, minimalism, ambient, and experimental music. With a total duration of over an hour, "No Mo" invites you to immerse yourself in the rich textures and innovative techniques that define Oliveros' groundbreaking work. The album is a historical document of a pivotal period in electronic music, offering a unique perspective on the development of sound art in the 1960s.