microsound
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lawrence english – wilderness of mirrors
Sounds are fantasy, ruins in a stream of history in which listening is a mere faint mirage left by a precipitous concatenation of resonances found within transition, dispossession and expropriation. In a careful approach to the sonic continuum, Lawrence English immerses listening…
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juan carlos vasquez – collages
Music is scaled in time, placing audible realities in reductive diminutive forms but also in complex reflections in which bodies constitute vast landscapes that provide an infinite appreciation of matter and field. By combining some field recordings and samples from classical music performances, Juan Carlos Vasquez, breaks…
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federico durand – la estrella dormida
A constellation where innocence rests in eternity; a field made of the paths of stars that sleep in the day to tell the stories of the night. Sound is here a fleeting light, a intermittent dream that seems awake, wandering in the…
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yuki aida & tomotsugu nakamura – ēchóchrōma
Entropy theory doesn’t apply to sound in the common way, at least not in the aesthetic perspective implied in the act of mutating audio data on a computer where landscapes, objects, tools, people or any moment, can be captured, altered and…
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seth cluett – forms of forgetting
A path with no signals; a gate without sentinel; a faded memory. Time invites the listener to betray reference and invalidate the possibility of departure or arrival. As we hear, we forget, as the composition runs, it becomes the echo of…
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chihei hatakeyama – winter storm
It’s fascinating to hear how the ethereal condition of sound is able to reflect the ephemeral and subtle fibers of reality. At some listening states, there’s no matter, no space-time, not even a listener; just pure sound. Chihei Hatakeyama approaches to these ghostly…