A glimpse into the world of the creator of the elusive Unexplained Music Group.
Phillip Sollmann tries to bring together certain works by sound pioneers Hermann von Helmholtz, Harry Partch and Harry Bertoia.
To what extent can improvised music liberate, and what power exactly does it hold today?
As things return to “normal”, its likely most of us understand that some things will never be the same.
Remember the last bits of the summer with this powerful list of 25 albums released in August 2020.
Shamans are medicine people, healers, seers, future tellers reading signs in the human body, and in the environment.
São Luís is one of Brazil’s most beguiling and unusual cities and the site of a highly unusual reggae scene that cuts across boundaries of race, class, age and gender, despite no obvious links with Jamaica.
An insight into the world of sound artist, musician and composer Cedrik Fermont.
Mothers know everything, they even invented a language of themselves.
Listening is conceptual and becomes more and more conceptual, hence composing becomes more conceptual.
As things return to “normal”, its likely most of us understand that some things will never be...
Mothers know everything, they even invented a language of themselves.
An investigation into non-European cultural influences on the experimental, avant-garde and innovative music.
Almost in its entirety, the diegetic sound of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Edipo Re (1967) is carefully mixed with traditional Romanian folk music.
Less solace, less certainty, less cures, less normalcy, less identity, less togetherness: the paltry talking-head zoom-conference solo-concert isn’t cutting it.
An investigation into the unique character of derelict pipe-organs in Transylvania’s abandoned fortress churches and the various transformations that human-built ritual machines undergo once left devoid of human presence.