Maze & Lindholm, Carillon sans timbre ni marteau – Vol 1, Belgium, Totalism, TTSM 002 limited edtion CD (2023) In case
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Tag: sound art
Two Forests / Oceanic: intended as therapeutic tools, soundscapes turn out expansive, stimulating and hypnotic
Sam Dunscombe, Two Forests / Oceanic, Australia, Black Truffle Records, BT111 vinyl LP (2023) TSP readers may recall that the
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Long Sleeved Tendril Mesh
Another fine work of long-form and testing improvisation is Miroir (AK004) on the French Akousis label. Cyprian Busolini and Bertrand
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Does Spring Hide Its Joy: a triptych of dronescape works of surprising richness and complexity
Kali Malone (featuring Stephen O’Malley & Lucy Railton), Does Spring Hide Its Joy, Ideologic Organ, SOMA 050, 3 x vinyl
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Tørrfall: a distinctive kaleidoscopic musical landscape of continuous ebb and flow
Tørrfall, self-titled, Norway, Den Pene Inngang, DPI1 limited edition vinyl LP (2023) A new musical collaboration offering a new genre
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Works for the Ever Present Orchestra Vol. II: two soundscape works that demand your attention to their every quiver and flutter
Alvin Lucier, Works for the Ever Present Orchestra Vol. II, Australia, Black Truffle Records, BT109 vinyl LP (2023) A follow-up
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Reconstruction of the Fables
Sergio Amaroli Mahler (in/a) Cage GERMANY GRUENREKORDER Gruen 203 CD (2021) In the Lockdown periods, I turned to recorded audio
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Lifeless Cyber Future
From Province RI, here’s Mark Cetilia, the sound artist who uses digital and analogue technology and who produced minimal, filtered
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The People Under The Stairs
English composer Mark Vernon can do no wrong for me. Today’s record A World Behind This World (PERSISTENCE OF SOUND
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Burning Sensation in the Ear
Pierce Warnecke here with his Deafened By The Noise of Time (ROOM40 RM4149); he describes a process where he got
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