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Christopher DeLaurenti Interview
Ear Room has published an interesting interview Mark Peter Wright had with Christopher DeLaurenti. Christopher DeLaurenti is a sound artist, improvisor, and phonographer based in Virginia. His work encompasses field recordings, electroacoustic and acousmatic music, text-sound scores, free-improvised low-tech electronics,…
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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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Seaworthy on Field Recording for “Wood, Winter, Hollow”
Cameron Webb is an ecological researcher who also creates some great music under the name of Seaworthy, using mostly field recordings. He has published an interesting article at his blog, talking about his process on listening and recording, specially talking…
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Inside the world of a wildlife audio expert
Chris Watson, who has worked on Attenborough’s Frozen Planet and Life in the Undergrowth, shares a remarkable insight into sound recording, some exclusive clips – and his feelings about music in wildlife shows Full article
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Chris Watson On Listening, Recording Nature Sounds
Some stuff from Chris Watson. Interesting as always: An article at The Quietus on recording the music of the natural world: In Cabaret Voltaire, Chris Watson used tape loops and field recordings as a pioneer of industrial music. Now, he…
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Natural Silence
“A great silence is spreading over the natural world even as the sound of man is becoming deafening,” he writes in a new book, The Great Animal Orchestra. “Little by little the vast orchestra of life, the chorus of the natural…