MATRIXSYNTH: Librations of the Moon


Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Librations of the Moon

"Librations of the Moon is a collaboration between three musicians seeking to explore the boundaries of their own craft. Drifting between ambient acoustic melodies, analog sound, looping and electro-industrial verberations, librations of the moon chafes the edges of musical scapes, bringing the performers and the audience out of familiar territory and into new and wonderful nuances of sound through the melding of three extremely disparate profiles.

Darren (Sonicbrat) on broken piano + sampling + audio processing
Randolf on guitar + looper + voice
Zul on DIY analogue synthesis + audio processing

You can find more info including show dates and images of the DIY gear here.





Posted by matrix at 8/12/2008 03:17:00 PM
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  1. Dave Cornutt8/12/08, 6:50 PM

    A nit: The word "librations" is misspelled in the title. It's correct in the text. "Libration" refers to the apparent "nodding" back and forth of the moon on its axis, as seen from the Earth. The motion alternately exposes a bit of the far side at the left and right edges. It's an artifact of the moon's orbit not being perfectly circular.

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  2. matrix8/12/08, 11:04 PM

    Thanks. It's fixed.

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