Conjugate Regions
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“Euphotic brings together three seasoned sonic experimenters, each with a unique approach – put in simple terms – natural, physical, and imaginary. Natural – bones, driftwood, stones, sand, wind and water; physical – gravity, friction, resonance, kinetic forces; imaginary – technological circuitry making hitherto imaginary sounds real via plotted electricity.
Cheryl E. Leonard is an auditory explorer in a quite literal sense — she’s brought back aural artifacts from Antarctica, Svalbard, and Australia, among other places. She collects field recordings from these far-flung locales as well as sticks, stones, bones, shells, leaves, and sand. Using these materials as musical instruments she re-casts her experiences for new audiences.
allwaysnorth.com
Bryan Day builds instruments that exploit physical forces like gravity, friction, resonance and kineticism. These constructions often take fantastical forms and emit sounds that confound expectations based on their visual configurations, eliciting delight. Bryan assembles collections of these sonic sculptures according to the needs of the performance at hand.
bryanday.net
Tom Djll never lost his interest in electronically generated sounds since working with Buchla, Moog and Serge electronic instruments at Mills College. Using modular synthesizers patched into complex systems, he creates swarms of multicellular critters that fill the air and surround the listener, motivating psychic transportations.
tomdjll.com
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“Conjugate Regions” takes listeners on interstellar journeys to unknown sonic worlds. Sounds from Cheryl E. Leonard (natural objects), Tom Djll (trumpet, electronics), and Bryan Day (invented instruments) intertwine and unravel as they traverse time and space in four drone-focused tracks.”
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Cheryl E. Leonard:
Shells, rocks, sand, bones, feathers, driftwood, kelp
Tom Djll: Trumpet, electronics
Bryan Day: Invented instruments
Edition of 100 copies
