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Matter: Sitting in the stars listening to the dirt

from Kom​-​pohst by Eamon Sprod, John Grzinich, Simon Whetham

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A dense piece focusing on the sound of material. Constantly shifting layers of metallic vibration forming into a solid sound field. Small particles in constant motion, scratches, scrapes, rattling and buzzing. The hollow ring of air resonating in a contained void.

Originally featured as part of the Soundproof series, commissioned by ABC Radio, Australia.
www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/soundproof/kompohst/7469916
This track was composed from collected archive material from Active Crossover: Mooste. For a list of participating artists please see below.
www.activecrossover.co.uk/active-crossover-mooste

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from Kom​-​pohst, released January 14, 2017
Archive material by Tuulikki Bartosik (and Matthias), Richard Eigner, Fernando Godoy, Evelyn Grzinich, John Grzinich, Jim Haynes, Park Jin Young, Rostislav Rekuta, Yiorgis Sakellariou, Dawn Scarfe, Maksim Shentelev, Eamon Sprod, Taavi Suisalu, Arlene Tucker, Simon Whetham and James Wyness

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‘Active Crossover' is an electronic circuit used in speaker construction, which enables a speaker to transmit sound information consistently and accurately across space. The 'Active Crossover' project reflects this process, both in terms of the way sound is heard in a space, and also in the way the work continues to emerge out of social relationships formed through travel and communication. ... more

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