Seen To Remain (Kirigirisu Recordings kgr049) is by Fletina, the Scottish sound artist who’s dedicated to making field recordings of
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Tag: sound art
Intelligent Radish Music
David Vélez is the Columbian sound artist based in Huddersfield who happens to be an expert in bio-acoustics, and is
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The Mighty Wurlitzer
Andreas Trobollowitsch has surfaced here a number of times over the years, to varying degrees of success with his experiments
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The Frogs of the Short Forest
Four cassettes we received from the Soundholes label, which also has a sister label devoted to live recordings only. All
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Une Séance Avec M. Bruno
Here’s a real nice one by Bruno Duplant. Everyone knows that we can hear the voices of dead people on
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Time and Tide (and other dimensions)
Spontaneous Dimensions (SUBLIME RETREAT SR020) is an album by Taras Opanasiuk, under the guise Innovative Landscapes Laboratory. As the world
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That’s Quite a List
Swiss-born experimenter Christof Migone hasn’t quite “landed” with us on his recent releases – Swan Song (drone produced from old
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Contrast for Creating Distance
New Zealand-born composer John Young here with Espaces Lointains (empreintes DIGITALes IMED 24186), showcasing his interest in combining sound sources
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Virtuous Landscaping
Another unclassifiable piece by Icelandic genius Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson, whose strange work continues to defy rational sense and occupies its
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He Thundereth Marvellously with his Voice
German experimenter Marc Behrens here with Clould (CRÓNICA 220-2024), his latest conceptual electroacoustic work. We’re still reeling from Mut Att
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