Electroacoustic
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Léa Boudreau describes herself as “an electronic circuit maker, sound crafter and immersive environment builder.” The Montreal-based artist’s work explores interspecies relationships and “the intersections of capitalism, power dynamics, speciesism, and (various forms of) supremacy to raise awareness over insidious and oppressive structures.” Her LP Limaçon is a gorgeous piece of electroacoustic art, available on…
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Gintas Kraptavičius says his new album Mountains, runlets, caves & cascades reflects nature in a manner similar to the writing of American horror legend H.P. Lovecraft. “There was a lot of meaning behind Lovecraft’s descriptions of mountains and nature in general,” says the artist, who records under the name gintas k. “His descriptions were seldom…
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My soon-to-be 17-year-old daughter believes the world is ending. More precisely, she is deeply pessimistic about our ability to save the planet from climate catastrophe and wonders out loud what state it will be in by the time she’s my age. I doubt that her fears are unique. Truly, how could a teenager not draw…
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“My thesis is that blackness is fluency,” begins electroacoustic artist JJJJJerome Ellis, on his new album The Clearing. This spoken-word opening is followed by a pause, then: “And music are forces that open time.” In the work of Ellis however, these are not edits. They are not a revision or manipulation of his voice. They…
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A remarkable debut electroacoustic album from the Viennese professor of voice – Claussen makes the kind of music that is impossible to ignore. Kevin Press One-sentence music reviews (OSMR) are designed to spread the word about as many new releases as possible during the COVID-19 crisis.
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A must-have for any serious musique concrète collector: France’s Lionel Marchetti has been a major force in the music’s modern development – this nearly four-hour collection captures him at the top of his game. Kevin Press One-sentence music reviews (OSMR) are designed to spread the word about as many new releases as possible during the COVID-19…
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