Concrètisations x from Intuited Architectures was broadcast on the Belgian radio station Radio Panik, on the experimental music show Indiedrome.

Excerpts from Intuited Architectures were broadcast on the Spanish radio station RNE3, on the experimental music show Atmósfera.

Review of Intuited Architectures in the Italian music magazine Blow Up.  Excerpt:

“….The title of the disc speaks of “intuitive architectures”. They could be an architectural remit of Calder’s sculptures, of “sound” sculptures, which in space vibrate and, by playing, the motion unfolded over time creates sounds. Composition is a dynamic, vibratory organization of space vibrating and, by playing, the motion unfolded over time creates sounds. Composition is thus a dynamic, vibratory organization of space in time, a “sculpture of time” or – perhaps better yet – taking up the architectural image, a caliberal urbanism, in which every moment comes to a surprise, in the play between Warp and weft….”

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A broadcast featuring excerpts from the album Intuited Architectures, on the BBC Radio 3 show Late Junction.  Transcription of the broadcast:

“…We’ve got some incredible speakers in the studio here at Late Junction and I hope you’ve got a similar pair at home because there are some extraordinary sounds in that piece, it’s so extra-dimensional when it comes to electroacoustic music. I just love the way the sounds are kinda thrown around in the stereo picture – side to side, backwards, forwards, and really in the hands there of a very skilled composer. It’s part of a piece called Portals, by Glasgow-based Graeme Truslove, who created that piece from what he calls a kind of Sonic DNA of carefully recorded sounds and samples.  It’s a piece that won him an award in 2010, and it’s now been released on CD thanks to the Cronica label.  It’s an album called Intuited Architectures.”

Verity Sharp, The Late Junction Show, BBC Radio 3, Broadcast 12th July 2017 at 11pm.

Nightfields an audiovisual collaboration with visual artist Alison Clifford was exhibited at the GAMeC – Galleria D’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo, Italy as part of xCoAx 2016. xCoAx is an annual international conference exploring the links between computation, communication and aesthetics.

I am deeply saddened that my good friend and long-term musical collaborator George Lyle passed away today.  George and I played together for over twelve years.  We had arranged to play together this weekend.

You can hear our work here:
Strata
Duologue

An article was written in The Wire about George, you can read it here.