Articles by Eric Hill

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  Jóhann Jóhannsson

  Virdulegu Forsetar

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  This is perfect music for sunrises, fog drifting in harbours, glacial erosion — anything mysterious, majestic and slow moving. It is the mu...

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  Zbigniew Karkowski

  One and Many

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  Billed as "an ode to loudspeakers,” Zbigniew Karkowski’s new work is informed by his current residency in Tokyo, Japan and his involvement...

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  Simon Keep

  Interview with the Eggs

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  Based upon various sound sources recorded on MiniDisc during a trip to Japan, Interview with the Eggs began as a multi-headphone gallery in...

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  BJ Nilsen

  Fade to White

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  In optical light, white is deemed to be the unbroken source of all other colours. Logically, if one were capable of recombining the split s...

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  Pita

  Get Off

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  Peter Rehberg (aka Pita) has worked with and, as one of the individuals behind the influential Mego label, released music by several lumina...

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  Yasunao Tone & Hecker

  Palimpsest

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  It is without hyperbole to call Yasunao Tone a pioneer of improvisational and, later, digital experiments in music. He began in 1960, found...

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  Various

  Spire: Live in Geneva Cathedral

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  "Spire: Organ Works Past, Present & Future” was the deceptively stuffy sounding title for a series of performances in September of 2004 tha...

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  Keith Fullerton Whitman

  Multiples

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2005

  Given access to vintage synths, oscillators and other instruments to play with during a stint at Harvard University, Multiples is the sound...