Klangglomerat by auvikogue
KLANGGLOMERAT
The artists collected field recordings in locations such as caves, abandoned mine tunnels, and vaulted cellars, and processed these along with impulse responses and edited sound materials into a dense sound collage. Using the artistic method of layering and altering the sound material, the two artists not only document acoustic environments but also transform them to create new, suggestive soundscapes. Their 6-channel audio performance was originally presented in complete darkness, creating an immersive sound experience that fits perfectly into atmospheric spaces such as churches.
The performance "klangglomerat" by auvikogue was created as part of the Cultural Autumn in the city of Geislingen an der Steige, with the theme "Geislingen Underworlds."
Credits
Peter Schubert & Andreas Usenbenz: on-site recordings, interactions and interventions. resonator & granular processing, texture & circuit bend synthesizing
Andreas Usenbenz: Double Bass & Objects, Impulse Responses
License
All rights reserved.
We started in 2006. Mostly our music is experimental in nature, which draws its influences from many genres. Sound art in general. Rather, we set ourselves the goal of releasing interesting music. This can also strike across the board and not be so catchy. That is exactly what defines an acoustic art work. You should give it time to develop. Discover new things in sound. That's what we stand for.