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The Japanese phrase ‘Kiri No Oto’ loosely translates to the ‘sound of fog’ or ‘sound of mist’. In many ways it’s a collection that meditates on the sense of displacement and distortion that occurs in environments which undergo extreme mists, snowstorms and sea sprays.
1 lug 2008 · Utilising a range of divergent mixing techniques, analog filtering and 'harmonic' distortion, Kiri No Oto offers an expansive sound space in which the listener must choose to position themselves. Focus, like that in a fog, is in a constant state of flux as elements are brought into and out of perspective.
1 lug 2008 · Kiri No Oto by Lawrence English, released 01 July 2008 1. Organs Lost At Sea 2. Soft Fuse 3. White Spray 4. Waves Sheer Light 5. Commentary 6. Allay 7. Figure's Lone Static 8. Oamura Recorded at 158, Brisbane. Artwork & photograhy by Jon Wozencroft.
Lawrence English has been responsible for some of the best drone compositions in the past decade, but there's something quite special about Kiri No Oto. At times glitchy and heavy, at times smooth and serene, it's a truly sublime album on every level.
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Kiri No Oto, an Album by Lawrence English. Released 28 July 2008 on Touch (catalog no. Tone 31; CD). Genres: Drone, Ambient. Rated #843 in the best albums of 2008. Featured peformers: Lawrence English (producer, field recordings, recording engineer), Jon Wozencroft (photography).
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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2008 CD release of "Kiri No Oto" on Discogs.
9 ago 2008 · Left: Lawrence English. Right: The cover of Kiri No Oto. For over a decade, Lawrence English—a Brisbane, Australia–based musician, record-label owner, installation artist, and festival organizer—has served as a nodal point in the international network of experimental musicians and sound artists.
