Listening
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tomotsugu nakamura – soundium
Reverse sequences, static minutes, melodies with no time, rhythms without borders. Fragile intensities, fully charged of an engaging microsonic feeling that makes you want to listen to it during the whole day. Tomotsugu Nakamura creates an organic atmosphere where sounds are alive to…
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taylor deupree – lost & compiled
We could say Deupree’s work is delicate, soft, intimate and peaceful, but his sonic textures are so rich and diverse that any kind of category doesn’t truly apply. It’s just sound, (im)perfectly chosen sound, something evident in his latest album “Lost &…
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infinite grain 01: nicolas bernier
[infinite grain is a series of interviews inspired on microsound procedures, exploring a wide variety of topics in dialogue with artists who work with sound on installation, composition and improvisation] Nicolas Bernier born in Canada. His work is one of a kind, taking roots…
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“The Acoustic City”, New Book Edited by Matthew Gandy & BJNilsen
“The Acoustic City, 208 page Book + 22 track CD. Edited by Matthew Gandy & BJNilsen and published by Jovis. The acoustic city consists of a series of cutting-edge essays on sound and the city accompanied by a specially commissioned CD.…
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franz rosati – ruins
Transformation, transfiguration, transmutation. Matter is always changing and what’s called destruction becomes just a new form of creation. Nature is mutating energy and perhaps sonic phenomena is the best example of it; and better than that is the perception of that sonic manifestation…
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Christine Sun Kim Interviews Pauline Oliveros
Nice interview with Pauline Oliveros, who is part of the Whitney Biennial 2014. And if you want to know more about the interviewer, artist Christine Sun Kim, take a look at this fantastic short film about her.