Crucial Listening #110: Rocio Zavala Raga of the spine, stretched like honey dripping, body-recalibration drones. The Chicago-based visual and sound artist discusses three important albums.
Review: Babak Ahteshamipour – Specter, Spectrum, Speculum Synthesisers crunched in trapezoidic arpeggiations, voices in service of nonsense.
Review: Savvas Metaxas – For How Read Now Two eggs for breakfast precede the skitter of the unexpected.
Crucial Listening #109: Jenny Berger Myhre Haunting organs, sitting inside tape loops, endless questions. The Oslo-based multidisciplinary artist discusses three important albums.
Review: Aleksandra Słyż – A Vibrant Touch Microtonal drones for strings, saxophone and modular synthesiser, pressing back against the insistence to continue.
Crucial Listening #108: Chloe Alexandra Thompson Feedback as praxis, weird fragments, the first true drone show. The Cree, Canadian, interdisciplinary artist and sound designer discusses three important albums. Chloe’s picks: Les Rallizes Denudes – Mizutani Coil – Backwards (Demos) Phill Niblock – Music Chloe’s new album, They Can Never Burn The Stars, is out now on SIGE.