Like its title suggests it is a further interpretation and reworking of a work called “0.000” that was once released by Japanese artist Nosei Sakata (perhaps better known as *0). The original work of Sakata contained no audible sounds, and was therefore ideally open for interpretation. The work was “remixed” and reworked by a score of other artists, and then Marc Behrens decided to rework all of this material again. Then Raposo joined in, and everything got reworked again.<\/p>\n
The result is a work of minimal, and sometimes noisy bits of sound that could be either organic or electronic. The sounds form a sort of minimal soundscape of seemingly random bits and pieces, that actually works quite well. It is a nice piece of extremely minimal experimental music that is really quite entertaining to listen to.<\/p>\n
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Like its title suggests it is a further interpretation and reworking of a work called “0.000” that was once released by Japanese artist Nosei Sakata (perhaps better known as *0). The original work of Sakata contained no audible sounds, and was therefore ideally open for interpretation. The work was “remixed” and reworked by a score … <\/p>\n