We’re happy to announce @c + Visiophone’s 30×N — LRJ2, now available from Crónica. 30×N — LRJ2 is the third release in a series originating from 30×N, an audiovisual performance by @c + Visiophone. Each release in this series includes fixed-media audio and audiovisual compositions created from the materials of one of the performance’s sections, both exploring …
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Suivi par intermittence sur ces pages, Machinefabriek fait partie de ces artistes trop prolifiques pour assurer des recensions exhaustives de ses publications. C’est donc à l’occasion d’un album sur Crónica (label lui aussi irrégulièrement suivi) qu’on retrouve le musicien néerlandais, près de vingt ans (!) après la dernière chronique d’un disque en solo. Spelonk, avec ses intitulés de …
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Simon Whetham continues his plan to draw attention to minimal, imperceptible, and overlooked sounds. He’s in the middle of an ongoing kinetic sound performance thing called “Channelling”, of which the CD Successive Actions (CRÓNICA 225) is a part. On it, he repurposes the motors from discarded or broken household objects, and somehow re-activates them by playing sound recordings through …
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Artiste ultra prolifique constamment sollicité pour la composition de musiques de films, pour le théâtre ou la danse, Rutger Zuydervelt aka Machinefabriek a peu, voir pas du tout de temps, pour créer de la musique qui soit sans contrainte extérieure et donc purement personnelle, ce qui est le cas pour Spelonk, élaboré lors de sessions d’improvisations live. Les trois titres …
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In advance of Matilde Meireles’s Four Tales, this single contains an alternative edit of tale Two. Two (Another Way) is an improvisation based on a series of loops of made from movements of water; raw electromagnetic pulses recorded with an electromagnetic sensor and a VLF antenna; electromagnetic pulses transformed into drones, rhythmic pulses and imagined animal calls. While Two created a …
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