Listening
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richard chartier & yann novak – undefined
An endless dance of minimalist textures are involved on this clean collaboration between two great artists for a work called “Undefined” published at Farmacia901, where a reduction and appropriation of the simple and almost imperceptible, leads to complex experiences not…
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darren mcclure – softened edges
Sonic time scales does not really know about borders. Although the difference in scale is given in those frontiers, the interesting thing is that a change in one scale is a change in the other and that’s why microsound processing…
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steinbrüchel – skizzen
Sonic micro-organisms are pretty special, being able to vary a lot in the way they live over time creating micro-rhythms and textures. Skizzen by steinbrüchel is a work able of showcasing that beauty, an album full of strange but yet…
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bernhard günter – monochrome rust/differential
There is poetry in the way subatomic particles interact in order to build universes, like if they could create new energy symphonies. Sound also does that, by working in a multi-directional way in the sense that it is possible to…
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Aesthetics and the Art of Audio Field Recording
Nice article by Steven M. Miller at Trebuchet. When approaching audio field recording (often referred to as ‘phonography’) as a sound art practice, inevitable questions of aesthetics surface. The common attitude often expressed or implied runs something along the lines…
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Exclusive Interview with Yiorgis Sakellariou
Mecha/Orga, aka Yiorgis Sakellariou is a sound artist/composer from Greek, currently living in England. He has done CD and virtual releases, composed music for theatre and film, lead workshops and concerts, and since 2004 he has curated the label Echomusic.…