If 2013 told us anything about experimental music, it is that it is getting more and more difficult to pin modalities and ‘completed’ product down, according to fashion, region or technology. If 2013 saw the rise of text as a movement that is simultaneously a step closer and further away from the sound, it also […]
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Sam Pettigrew – Domestic Smear: Bass as Theatre
posted by lisathatcher
The claim made by Sam Pettigrews beautiful disc Domestic Smear is that the bass acts as theatre in order to have us question the very triggers inside us that provide the already always aspect of who we are and how we listen. Here is the central premise and the primary claim of Domestic Smear: “Domestic […]
Lisa Thatcher 