Posts Tagged: Jennifer Smart

Felicia Atkinson ~ Image Language
Across her body of work, Felicia Atkinson has explored the gap between experience and its capture. She creates spacious electroacoustic soundscapes drenched in landscape and imagery, fusing a variety of sonic genres from spoken word to sound collage. Through the

Felicia Atkinson ~ Image Language
Across her body of work, Felicia Atkinson has explored the gap between experience and its capture. She creates spacious electroacoustic soundscapes drenched in landscape and imagery, fusing a variety of sonic genres from spoken word to sound collage. Through the

Stelzer/Murray ~ commit
Commit is the third collaborative release from veteran noise/experimental musicians Howard Stelzer and Brendan Murray. Since 2017 the two have been releasing recordings which document an intuitive fusion of their respective sonic palettes; Stelzer’s mangled tape, distorted signals, and sound

Stelzer/Murray ~ commit
Commit is the third collaborative release from veteran noise/experimental musicians Howard Stelzer and Brendan Murray. Since 2017 the two have been releasing recordings which document an intuitive fusion of their respective sonic palettes; Stelzer’s mangled tape, distorted signals, and sound

Scanner ~ La Fenêtre Magique
Unlike many artists working in experimental music, Scanner, aka Robin Rimbaud, has never had a recognizable sonic palette. Although his nom de plume stems from the incorporation of intercepted radio and phone conversations in early compositions, a practice he has

Scanner ~ La Fenêtre Magique
Unlike many artists working in experimental music, Scanner, aka Robin Rimbaud, has never had a recognizable sonic palette. Although his nom de plume stems from the incorporation of intercepted radio and phone conversations in early compositions, a practice he has

Various Artists ~ Epiphanies
A compilation album is a tricky beast. Swiss record label Hallow Ground’s Epiphanies appropriately deploys the form to illustrate the hopelessly subjective nature of an epiphanic experience. The featured artists, many of whom have worked with Hallow Ground before, were

Various Artists ~ Epiphanies
A compilation album is a tricky beast. Swiss record label Hallow Ground’s Epiphanies appropriately deploys the form to illustrate the hopelessly subjective nature of an epiphanic experience. The featured artists, many of whom have worked with Hallow Ground before, were