Listening
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curtis roads – point line cloud
Granular processing represents a big step in how we relate with sound. The acoustic space becomes easily malleable and all soundscape gets microsonically dissected, letting to explore sonic matter in deeper conceptions and getting into the life of basic, volatile,…
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kim cascone – residualism
There’s a sonic realm, based on a special kind of matter, only present as sonic. Aural illusions are created in the most intricate combination of particles that at times can be listened as cosmic detritus that gets suddenly aligned in…
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A Short History of Acoustic Ecology
Great audio documentary produced by Chris Wood, Camara Miller and Nathan Clarkson and mastered by Magdalena Kasperek dedicated to acoustic ecology and published at The Banff Centre Blog. A Short History of Acoustic Ecology’ is part one of our two-part…
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honor harger & tez – sideralia #01 ionosphere
It is possible to understand the micro-temporality of sound from an identification of the complex interactions that occur in only a few seconds of audio. The world of sound roams between real and imaginary, synthetic and organic, abstract and concrete,…
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Annea Lockwood, A River Fanatic
Tokafi has published an interesting interview with sound artist Annea Lockwood. Annea Lockwood once called herself a ‘river fanatic’. That, she now says, may have been too strong a word. For one, her oeuvre encompasses a lot more than just…
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Sonic Terrain World Listening Day 2013 Compilation
First of all, so many thanks to all who sent their amazing recordings and texts. I’m very impressed by the incredible response to this compilation, the amount of material and the wide variety of places and perspectives one can find…