Andrew Heath * Glåsbird
New albums by Andrew Heath and Harry ‘Glåsbird’ Towell, to celebrate the launch of their brand new Driftworks label.
New albums by Andrew Heath and Harry ‘Glåsbird’ Towell, to celebrate the launch of their brand new Driftworks label.
Two works inspired by different exhibition centers: Lawrence English’s work for the Naala Badu Art Gallery in New South Wales, and Sara Persico’s soundscapes created from recordings of the Rachid Karami Int’l Fair in Tripoli, Libanon.
Intimate spoken word poetry by Marianna Maruyama over dronescapes by Hessel Veldman *** A recurring dreamsong by Nate Wooley describing the life of a fictional character called Henry House.
Drones and hums of Belfast’s telecommunication boxes turned into electroacoustic compositions by Matilde Mereiles, and otherworldly film-noir-like music created by Dafeldecker, Baldini & Strüver.
Fringo Chills is inspired by Norway’s landscape, fjords and Northern Lights *** Rubbish Music is not a reference to its musical content but to the source materials used to create this music.
A remarkable combination of hardanger fiddle, voice, guitar and sine waves – and a dreamy, sweeping voyage across light and dark.
Two different perspectives to listening: choral (Arvo Pärt-like) ambient by Andrew Ostler, and Daniel M. Karlsson’s music for a (non-existing) large ensemble.
A monumental tribute to Philip Jeck featuring an impressive array of artists *** Dominique Bassal ‘crushes’ the electro-acoustic music scene.
Interesting new concepts: an album that changes over time, improvised live scores without knowing the movie beforehand, and a device playing ever changing sounds to enrich the sonic environment of your living room.