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Ian Vollmer.
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Christopher DeLaurenti is a sound artist, improvisor, teacher, and phonographer.
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News as of January 6, 2012
The follow-up to my duo project with Stefan Tcherepnin, Heavy Analog Electronics volume one, Bleed the Capacitors: Heavy Analog Electronics volumes 2 and 3 is out on old-school cassette (for maximum analog saturation!) from DRAFT Records.
My two latest albums focus on (species and types) of silence. Perforate Silence, released last week by Spectropol Records, relies on inefficient, imminently obsolete technology to perforate silence with sound. Perforate Silence streams for free and is a pay-what-you-wish download.
Of silences intemporally sung: Luigi Nono's Fragmente-Stille, an Diotima is only available on compact disc from reductive music. Read reviews in The Watchful Ear and in The Sound Projector.
Full site revision: A new look as well as more audio, images and writing will be up January 25, 2012!
I performed at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) on August 1. Listen to the performance.
Grand Openings, a collective that puts together unusual (not to mention provocative) events and performances, asked me to shadow them and create short pieces based on field recordings during their residency at MoMA in New York. My soundcloud page has all the audio!
If you want to stay abreast of major site changes (new essays, new music, revised resources) then contact me. Generally, I send out an update every few months.
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