Andrew Heath’s new album ‘A Trace of Phosphor’ is preceded by a tasteful Name Your Price appetizer called Lighting Beacons *** Konstruct’s ‘Coastal Event’ is distilled from a 5-hour concert conjuring expansive images of the sea and coastline.
Yair Elazar Glotman and Mats Erlandsson present their long-form work as a reaction to the current continuous flood of competing interests *** Two sides of Francis M. Gri: the sadness of degenerating memories opposed to the small joys of having to stay at home.
A walk in the park with Coen Oscar Polack *** Impressions of Madrid as seen by Guybrush (Francesco Ameglio).
Field Works recorded the ultrasonic sounds of Indiana bats and invited an array of artists to work with it *** Apparat‘s Capri-Revolution is the start of a new series focusing on his soundtracks (immediately followed by the score for Stay Still).
Three sonic adventures to help you listen to your environment with a different attitude:
music from T.U., Markus Mehr, and Stefan Klaverdal.
The spontaneous collaboration between Rutger Zuydervelt and Bruno Duplant does not sound as uncertain as the title suggests *** Matthijs Kouw explores parallel suburbs in two suspenseful drones.
Orchestral drone and poetry from Jackson Greenberg, Ondes Martenot showcase by Christine Ott, and a neo-classical showcase supporting the Mediterranean Sea.
Sound installations for empty rooms…. and a return to the timeless music of Yui Onodera.
