Wednesday 21 May 2014
Our Vinyl Weighs A Ton
Our Vinyl Weighs A Ton is a feature-length film about Stones Throw's story of celebration, loss and progression. Released on the 26th May, the film follows Stone Throw's founder, Peanut Butter Wold along with interviews and performance clips from Questlove, J Dilla, Snoop to name a 'modest' few... Along with unreleased music from Madlib which is to be released on the soundtrack with the DVD
Tuesday 4 March 2014
Augmented Acoustics
As part of research work for Interactive Architecture Lab, Felix Faire presents an acoustic installation that allows any hard, flat surface to become a musical and visual interface.
LEAP motion gesture control allows sounds to be played and manipulated by hand, the phrase is looped by Faire creating a beautifully textured composition.
Monday 2 December 2013
Music For Forgotten Places
Requiem for a Ruined Home
Nocturne for a Hidden Patch
Music for Forgotten Places is a celebration of non-places and the journey of exploration and discovery. Created by Oliver Blank, a composer from New Orleans, who creates sound toys (iPhone apps) and public installations, permitting residents to interact with sound. At each lost landmark the explorer can discover the hand-made wooden sign, each engraved with a unique phone number. If they choose to call the number a piece of specially composed music will play.
'Requiem for a Ruined Home' is the only composition you can preview. Only by visiting the lost landmark and calling the number are you able to listen to the compositions, which only strengthens the relationship to the forgotten place and the composition.
Thursday 28 November 2013
Edale
These pictures were taken during our last trip down to Edale. A great place for taking long walks and to get away for the afternoon. We misjudged the timing on this occasion, descending through a field full of sleeping sleep in the pitch black... It all added to the fun.
Monday 11 November 2013
Condiment Junkie // A Quick Guide to Sensory Drinking
Condiment Junkie, a sonic branding and experimental sound design company, created multi-sensory environments for whiskey brand The Singleton, backed up with their latest published research study 'Assessing the influence of the multisensory environment on the whisky drinking experience'.
They suggest that you can alter your taste experiences at home by altering sound, materials, colour and smells. You can do this at home by listening to their specially formulated compositions and following a few steps from their blog.
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