NEWS:
Twenty Hertz has an extended review / profile on www.furthernoise.org titled 'Romancing the Drone' which you can view here. I have also duplicated the text here.
This is an interesting piece of writing that reviews several recent Twenty Hertz releases along with other Keith Berry works. I feel this is worth a special mention due to the depth of the review and the overview it gives of Twenty Hertz. It also raises some interesting ideas. Many thanks to the author Alan Lockett.
Maile Colbert has an interview on Tokafi.com. The '15 Questions to...' can be viewed here
Many thanks to all those at the recent show in Valencia and a special thanks to the organisor Rubén Garcia.
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Paul Bradley : Consumed
CONSUMED is an amalgam of drones and textures that entwine and wrap around themselves to create an environment of altered reality. CONSUMED shares similar traits with ‘Somatic’ (con-v 2007) where the origin of the sounds and the concept behind creating them is ultimately unimportant for the listener, who it is intended, will make their own judgments and create their own emotional responses.
The fundamental difference between CONSUMED and ‘Somatic’ is that here a visual counterpart is also presented. Like the audio the origins of the visuals are unimportant, representing the audio in only the most abstract of ways, complimenting it with it’s obscured, high contrast and saturated colours that slowly drift, blur and meld together.
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