Jameson Feakes, Josten Myburgh & Michael Pisaro-Liu – Two Scrolls from Western Australia [CD] Industrial / Power Electronics where the interaction between feedback

where the interaction between feedback and trumpet pitches calls up the shuddering interference effects of Robert Ashley’s Wolfman

which consists of a selection of recordings of two performances during the Who’s Afraid of Modern Opera events

"The Doubling Riders were born in the middle of the '80s from the ashes of the great experimental / minimal wave project A

Up until now primarily known as bass player & founding member of death pop vanguards Makthaverskan

” “Woigaye Don’t Cry Anymore

Jameson Feakes, Josten Myburgh & Michael Pisaro-Liu – Two Scrolls from Western Australia [CD] Industrial / Power Electronics where the interaction between feedback"Two Scrolls from Western Australia was written in collaboration with Jameson Feakes and Josten Myburgh. I asked each musician to select a location in Western Australia and then to make a set of field recordings there at different times of the day. These recordings form the basis of the two scrolls. As with scroll paintings made in China from the Song Dynasty onward, poetic characters (here represented by music for the two instruments) are placed