Posts Tagged ‘soundscape’


 

for the always raring  Sound Projector Nausika aka Jennifer Hor insinuates herself along Juan José Calarco‘s trail reporting a revelatory trip past the appearances

 

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As fast as lightning, Frans de Waard comes up with a highly positive review in Vital Weekly for “poleas”. He interprets it as the depiction of a bleak world left to the machines…the transposition of loneliness in a sound composition made with panache

 

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Richard Allen pens a well weighed, “to the point” review for A Closer Listen. He sees “étang donné” as a yearning for a shelter in a so unstable world, but more than that also as an outlet to keep our wonder capacity intact by reevaluating the close…beyond the simple reflection of a pond, this is a deep personal painting inviting to projection

 

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Second review addressing philip sulidae‘s “Vandemonian Verplaatsing” from the always dedicated Richard Allen for A Closer Listen. There in he points out that without real context this clever assemblage of sounds seems to map a new world of possibilities, being kind of self-fertilising as well as perhaps an apt metaphor for that feeling of constant surrounding instability  …

 

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First report in regarding new philip sulidae‘s opus for the Unfathomless series comes from Frans de Waard (as often) with a watchful plunge into “Vandemonian Verplaatsing” where he concludes to something that exceeds the sum of its parts, and beyond the traditional field recordings approach

 

 

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Brian Olewnick, in a flock of words maps out the blurred outlines of “our seasons reverse” – an ode to up-and-coming world full of dangers and promises

 

 

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TJ Norris flushes out the finer points of the engulfing titanesque soundworld of “our seasons reverse” – a truly organic entity

 

 

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Richard Allen gets blown away into the heavy currents of a 4 seasons globe, enduring a salutary shake-up

 

 

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Frans de Waard gets carried away in a spiral flow of immense proportion, enthralled by this somewhat desperate chant of climatic debris

 

 

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