Author: barryjosephcullen
Ciat Lonbarde Paper Circuits
Original paper designs by Peter Blasser / Ciat Lonbarde
PCBs made by mudlogger (gifted to me by Chromadots)
The circuits function well together, producing all sorts of charming micro-tonal sounds.
Matilde Meireles – Useful Constraints
The latest TONEBURST release is now available.
https://toneburst.bandcamp.com/
<kat no.13>
A very familiar journey. Two locations, Lisbon and Seixal. A river in between. A ferry crossing. A journey between north and south of the greater city of Lisbon in Portugal. These are the premises that envelope the project.
The project results from a detailed exploration of timbres and rhythms using various field recording techniques. The result takes the listener on a journey between metal, water, and time.
This edition also includes two collaborations between Matilde and Tone Burst. A silk print printed by Galdéria in Caldas da Rainha (Portugal), and a short audio/visual element—Follow the water. The silk print is a graphic exploration of the project’s useful constraints, while the audio/visual element is a conversation between Matilde, Phil and Barry using recordings of water from the various locations where each one of us was based: Lisbon, Munich and Belfast.
releases December 4, 2020
Fringe Tones #35
Maker Files Updated
SqrtSigil – New Technologies Require Sacrifices
The latest TONEBURST release is now available.
https://toneburst.bandcamp.com/
<kat no.12>
Electronic instruments whispering together.
Ebb and flow of timbre.
No-nonsense sound play.
Recorded in Kolobrzeg, Poland 2020.
Mastering – Maciek Jaciuk
Insert Graphics – Piotr Grygor
releases November 6, 2020
Fringe Tones #34
Squeal & Scrape – PLAY! – video @ Ten Acres of Sound.
The video (individual piece HERE) was made from recordings made by participants in the Squeal & Scrape workshop at Ten Acres of Sound festival.
Live feed of the online screening event: HERE.
Dulcidrone – Úath
The latest TONEBURST release is now available.
https://toneburst.bandcamp.com/
A meeting of folk and electronics, the concrete and the temporary, the old and the new. Celebrating the worlds alongside our own, and the tales lost unless spoken. Ruins and nature hold the lore of the land, and these can be formed in sound, past and present. Circular.
releases October 2, 2020
