music distillation
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Music Distillation: On TM404’s “202/303/303/303/808”
Old technologies, machines in conversation, keeping time, syncing. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On Ryoji Ikeda’s “Supercodex 08”
Rhythms, frequencies as bits of information– sounds anonymous. Read about music distillations here. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On Ital Tek’s “Challenger Deep”
Arpeggiating beats into pieces so small, fast pulse becomes slow. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On Tim Hecker’s “The Piano Drop”
pulsing up small steps of a minor scale staircase– dissolves into noise. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On Nest’s “Stillness”
Four phrases, five notes– cluster broke into fragments, clouds of emptiness. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On King Crimson’s “Nuages (That Which Passes, Passes Like Clouds)”
Skittering sub bump, synth chords floating harmonies, sobbing lead guitar. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On Dawn Of Midi’s “Algol”
Stasis as tension, stable fragments as timeline, offbeat becomes on. Read more about music distillations here. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On AlunaGeorge’s “Your Drums, Your Love”
Triple pitch drumming, saccharine auto-tuned voice, synthetic joy-noise. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On James Blake’s “Digital Lion”
Chromatic voices, chords and oscillating bass, halftime pulse, steady. Read more about music distillations here. Continue reading
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Music Distillation: On Olivier Messiaen’s “Cloches L’Angloisse Et Larmes D’Adieu”
Piano bells beyond, clusters equal transcendence, resounding, modern. Continue reading
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