ψευδό​-​μουσική για εσωτερικό χορό (CS 2021)

Machine Tribe Recordings cassette debut of Dimitris Tsironis, an interdisciplinary sound artist, researcher and curator from Greece. He composes ambient and electroacoustic music in diverse contexts, by blending field recordings, sound manipulations, unearthed shellac and cylinder raw recordings and original crafted music. Pseudo-Music For Esoteric Dance presents ten beautifully ornate tracks combining dark and light. (25 copies, 27 Nov. 2021, USA)

just another set of "I told you so"s

Creating sounds away from cables, how difficult. The raw materials for all these tracks came from field recordings throughout the year. They were points that betrayed a uniformity. Probably from the urban landscape where the recordings took place. Little by little they formed into original audio stories. Behind them hide people's indifference to everyday life. For all that we pass and has its calendar value. Every piece I make these twenty years is from a torn page in my diary. I was always indifferent to the advice of any type and that is what I tried to express with these ten songs without words.

 

Να δημιουργείς ήχους μακριά από καλώδια, πόσο δύσκολο. Οι πρώτες ύλες για όλα αυτά τα κομμάτια προήλθαν από ηχογραφήσεις περιβάλλοντος μέσα στο έτος. Αποτελούσαν σημεία που πρόδιδαν μία ομοιομορφία. Ίσως προερχόμενη από το αστικό τοπίο που έλαβαν χώρα οι ηχογραφήσεις. Λίγο λίγο διαμορφώθηκαν σε αυτούσιες ηχητικές ιστορίες. Πίσω τους κρύβουν την αδιαφορία των ανθρώπων για το καθημερινό. Για όλο αυτό που προσπερνάμε κι έχει την ημερολογιακή του αξία. Κάθε κομμάτι που φτιάχνω αυτά τα είκοσι χρόνια είναι από μια σκισμένη σελίδα του ημερολογίου μου. Πάντοτε αδιαφορούσα για τις συμβουλές οποιοδήποτε τύπου κι αυτό προσπάθησα να εκφράσω με αυτά τα δέκα τραγούδια δίχως λόγια. 

"Stars Die, Tonight" in Momentum Gallery, Krakow, Polland.

"Stars Die, Tonight" participates in "Traces of the future" exhibition in Momentum Gallery, Krakow, Polland by AP KunstArt Fund.

''From the stars to the soil of a single planet. Here comes the dust, here comes the end of small points of a huge universe. The stars die and become sounds.''

Thank you Anna Petelenz for curating this special exhibition.

 

Hear the track:

https://melophobia.bandcamp.com/track/stars-die-tonight

 

Visit the exhibition 'Traces of the Future' to see and hear all 18 stories from around the world. Different languages, narratives and forms of expression. Video art, photography, sound art. Collage? Patchwork? Cacophony? Enter the space of the Tower of Babel, a world that is no longer in order (or was there ever any order?), vibrating and impatient. It is a space of artistic statements about a world that worries, but has not yet been tagged, tamed neither capitalized. 'Traces of the Future' asks but does not give answers.

Rad Mocker - she used to laugh out loud and get very little sleep