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Precambrian Resonance by Ostraka
Monday, June 29, 2009
The debut album by Ostraka will be released on July 28, 2009. The date marks the day that John Keston will post his 365th audio experiment on AudioCookbook.org. Ostraka's title Precambrian Resonance emerged after eleven months of capturing random recordings and sound design experiments exhibited on audiocoobook.org. These so called, "recipes for sound design", led Keston in a new musical direction that harnessed seemingly chaotic behaviors of natural sound recordings and digital processing into musical forms. The album is available through UEM as a pre-release. Pre-release download links will be emailed no later than one week before the official release date.)
Transdimensional Bypass
Monday, March 9, 2009
Unearthed Music artist ten72 has completed a luscious album of sonic experiments titled Transdimensional Bypass (full length previews). This gapless collection of pieces has astonishing textural depth and sonic complexity; something that we’ve come to expect from ten72's music, but surprising in this case since every bit of audio on the album was recorded on a mobile phone. To make this a possibility ten72 has ingeniously used a profusion of processing to metamorphose the lofi, metallic sputterings of his mobile field recordings into an opulent dream scape of illusory audio. The release is available from Unearthed Music and major online distributors as a high quality download.Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Arts
Monday, February 16, 2009
This year's Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Arts starts on Tuesday, February 17 and goes through Sunday, February 22 at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Festival features dozens of accomplished artists, performers, and speakers from around the globe. The content ranges from the experimental, electronic sounds of STEIM to the glitch, minimal dub of Stefan Betke, aka Pole.Keston and Westdal featuring Graham O'Brien on drums, are appearing at the festival on Thursday, February 19, 2009 at the Bedlam Theatre. The group will be performing works based on material from their 2008 collection of experimental compositions, One Day to Save All Life. The concert is free and open to the public, ages 18 and up.
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