| Andrew Tuttle - Brisbane, Transit Centre Country, Experimental, Atmospheric, Soundscapes | 11/11/2016 |
Andrew Tuttle, based in Brisbane, Australia; creates an instrumental sonic convergence of electronic and acoustic tones; performed on instrumentation including computer, banjo, synthesiser and acoustic guitar.
'Brisbane, Transit Centre' is a standalone non-album single by Brisbane, Australia avant-country musician Andrew Tuttle, recorded during a residency at EMS Elektronmusikstudion in Stockholm in May 2016. Whilst creating a third studio album, Tuttle recorded this version of Brisbane, Transit Centre; a staple of Tuttle's live performances.
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| Chris Abrahams - Receiver Jazz, Experimental, Soundscapes | 30/03/2016 |
Known widely for his piano work with post-everything trio The Necks, Chris Abrahams output as a composer orbits an otherly sonic sphere.
Abrahams charts out a divergent course through lilting piano flows, distended organ passages, thunderous electronic eruptions and focused concréte explorations. Fluid To The Influence spans a huge spectrum of sound, each movement calling forward to the next in a flowing motion.
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Other tracks by Chris Abrahams: Scale Upon The Land
| Andrew Tuttle - Registration Electronic, Ambience, Alternative Country, Atmospheric | 24/02/2016 |
Andrew Tuttle, based in Brisbane, Australia; creates sounds that explore the relationship between electronics and acoustics. Tuttle performs on computer, banjo, synthesiser, acoustic guitar and electronics.
Brisbane artist Andrew Tuttle has sought to ponder a curious provocation. Taking his unique blend of acoustic and electronic elements as a starting point, Tuttle has devised an approach to the notion of Fantasy League loosely based upon the creation of an album as a utopian fantasy environment.
MUSIC DIRECTOR PICK: Andrew Khedoori, 2ser 107.3, Sydney (NSW)
MUSIC DIRECTOR PICK: Andrew Khedoori, 2ser 107.3, Sydney (NSW)
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Other tracks by Andrew Tuttle: Injury Crisis - Activation
| Ross Manning - Expand/Scatter Electronic, Experimental | 26/11/2015 |
Ross Manning (Brisbane) is an active experimentalist with projects such as 4 Layers Of Nine, Sky Needle and Faber Castell. Manning's work draws on custom electronics and hand made instruments.
Interlacing summarises two essential threads of his work. The record splits into two broad approaches. The first, captured in pieces like Expand Scatter, bring together electro-magnetic recordings and custom electronics into a cascading flow of uneasy tonality and noise.
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Other tracks by Ross Manning: Sinew and Cats - Silhouettes
| Erik Griswold - Pale Yellow Frontier Classical, Experimental, Soul | 12/08/2015 |
Eclectic composer-pianist Erik Griswold fuses experimental, jazz and world music traditions to create works of striking originality; specializing in prepared piano, percussion and toy instruments.
Pain Avoidance Machine - you are invited inside the piano, exposed to the instruments raw materiality. Griswold offers an invitation to explore the prepared piano’s sound world in detail that reveals an entirely new dimension. Mechanistic motifs and rhythms are layered one atop another to create fragile musical collages.
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Other tracks by Erik Griswold: The Persistence of Memory - Pleasure Principle
| Andrew Tuttle - Post Meridiem Construction (feat. M.C Schmidt) Electronic, Experimental, Folk | 15/07/2015 |
Andrew Tuttle, based in Brisbane, Australia; creates sounds that explore the relationship between instrumentation, structure and genre within electronics and acoustics - performed on computer, synthesiser, banjo, acoustic guitar.
The eight audio works on Slowcation, derived from chance happenings, hard edits and varied sonic processes, Slowcation reflects Tuttle's interests in the dynamics of the computer as radical transformation device for guitar, synthesiser, banjo and external environments.
Other tracks by Andrew Tuttle: Impreston - Charm Intersection
| Chris Abrahams - Jelly Crown Electronic, Ambience, Jazz | 03/08/2010 |
With 'Play Scar', Chris Abrahams has crafted his most complex and epically beautiful record to date.
At its core, ‘Play Scar’ is an album of unrepentant diversity, united through Abrahams astounding sense of composition and focus. In another artist’s hands these elements might be rendered too divergent and too esoteric, but sculpted by Chris Abrahams, each absolutely compelling and most of all - visionary.
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