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Tag Archives: computer music
Experimental Music Mix
On Tuesday 9th January, via KFAI radio, Eric Frye posted a new episode of Splice-Free, “a programme examining experimental compositions past and present”. The mix includes work by many artists whose work I admire: Alva Noto, Theo Burt, Jo Thomas, … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Music
Tagged ambient music, Brian Eno, computer music, Disquiet Junto, generative, genre, mix, radio, tintinnabuli, Tintinnabuli Mathematica
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Computer Fatigue and the Rise of Sonic Complexity
Last month sound artist Kate Carr wrote an article called Computer fatigue and the rise of the human which examines how and why some electronic musicians are turning away from the computer and digital recording/processing in favour of using analogue … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Audio, Complexity, Music, Research, Visual Perception
Tagged aesthetics, Autechre, computer fatigue, computer music, digital, evolution, Exai, generative art, genetic algorithms, Kate Carr, L-Event, Lee Gamble, lo-fi, Manuel De Landa, Michael Serres, Philip Galanter, Rashad Becker, sonic complexity, speech, text, topological music
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Aesthetic Complexity 