Tag Archives: Lawrence English

Long-distance partnerships are a dime a dozen these days, not infrequently the fruits of internet intimacies (…) born around the coordinates of “unknown nonentity kisses the ass of a prominent entity until he/she agrees to publish something together and the unknown nonentity becomes a recognized one”. Lawrence English and Stephen Vitiello met for real – […]

In other reviews, I have already written that in the creation and perception of soundscapes, the step to video art or other visual art is not that big. This has to do with the intangible, sometimes the ethereal, often the captivating effect of music. This could be called the musical power of abstraction. Music is […]

Architecte majeur de la scène electronica des dix dernières années, l’Australien Lawrence English ne cesse de nous passionner, tant et plus, Qu’il aiguise ses lames de patron du label Room40 en hébergeur impliqué des excellent(issime)s DJ Olive, Tim Hecker et Tujiko Noriko, qu’il diffuse ses oeuvres frémissantes au contact des maisons 12K ou Touch, le […]

Sparked by an initial meeting back in 2006 between these two artists in sound, Acute Inbetweens is the fruit of three years spent exchange ideas, files and field recordings long-distance between Australia and the Unites States. Now finding a fully formed release on Portuguese label Crónica, this collaboration has yielded an outstanding album of slowed […]