News:
• Presentation: Something Missing Maybe: A Hyperexegesis of One Second of Mulholland Drive at Qubit Noise Non-ference. March 29.
• Radio Broadcast: Impossible Inaudible / Inaudible Impossible on Concerzender Nederland. Fourteen pieces that, by various means, render perceptible that phenomena that are inaudible to humans. March 27, 23:00 - 24:00 CET.
• Interview: Present and Absent: An Interview with Mitchell Akiyama in No More Potlucks.
• Wind Almanac featured in issue 4 of The Rusty Toque.
• Exhibition: Ursound, or, the noise no writing can store at the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery at the University of Toronto in the group exhibition Volume: Hear Here. January 7 - March 10.
• Presentation: The Object of Permanence: 2000 Years of Frozen Sound at Running with Concepts, February 23 & 24.
• Release: Air Texture Volume II
Curated by Loscil and Raphael Anton Irisarri, Featuring new tracks by Mitchell Akiyama, Pan American, Strategy, Brian McBride, Mokira, among many others.
Pitchfork gives the release 7.6/10 and writes: "The disc swiftly builds momentum after this pacesetting start-- the abstract sound design of Chris Herbert's "Naimina", the almost perversely subtle arc of Rob Bridgett's "Field 3", and [Mitchell Akiyama's] "Dirge for the Canon", where a brilliant organ gradually erupts in a fountain of sparks."
Exclaim says: "The release's softer pieces are contrasted against one of the strongest tracks: Mitchell Akiyama's 'Dirge for the Cannon,' which breaks from quiet drones into a church-organ fugue of massive proportions."
• Presentation: Something Missing Maybe: A Hyperexegesis of One Second of Mulholland Drive at Qubit Noise Non-ference. March 29.
• Radio Broadcast: Impossible Inaudible / Inaudible Impossible on Concerzender Nederland. Fourteen pieces that, by various means, render perceptible that phenomena that are inaudible to humans. March 27, 23:00 - 24:00 CET.
• Interview: Present and Absent: An Interview with Mitchell Akiyama in No More Potlucks.
• Wind Almanac featured in issue 4 of The Rusty Toque.
• Exhibition: Ursound, or, the noise no writing can store at the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery at the University of Toronto in the group exhibition Volume: Hear Here. January 7 - March 10.
• Presentation: The Object of Permanence: 2000 Years of Frozen Sound at Running with Concepts, February 23 & 24.
• Release: Air Texture Volume II
Curated by Loscil and Raphael Anton Irisarri, Featuring new tracks by Mitchell Akiyama, Pan American, Strategy, Brian McBride, Mokira, among many others.
Pitchfork gives the release 7.6/10 and writes: "The disc swiftly builds momentum after this pacesetting start-- the abstract sound design of Chris Herbert's "Naimina", the almost perversely subtle arc of Rob Bridgett's "Field 3", and [Mitchell Akiyama's] "Dirge for the Canon", where a brilliant organ gradually erupts in a fountain of sparks."
Exclaim says: "The release's softer pieces are contrasted against one of the strongest tracks: Mitchell Akiyama's 'Dirge for the Cannon,' which breaks from quiet drones into a church-organ fugue of massive proportions."
