Homme & Garden - Life Is Something Spatial

(Play across, in between and around drum and bass, krautrock, pop, dub, techno to inspire the senses.)

Life Is Something Spatial is an experiment in studio performance interaction with the Dolby Atmos™ configuration by Annie Garlid, Andrew Fox and Bryce Hackford. The tracks were recorded using custom controls in the spatial movement of sounds in performance; then edited in the Atmos configuration.

Annie Garlid is UCC Harlo, solo electronic music artist, accomplished baroque musician, Holly Herndon collaborator; Andrew Fox is an artist under the name Visuals with an extensive catalog, producer, and head of Astral Sound recording studio, where these recordings were made; Bryce Hackford is an artist, producer and DJ currently interested in the non-metaphorical use of sound in composition and installation.

1. Dues: AG, effected voices; AF, breaks, classical music; BH, Jupiter-8, Mono/Poly, Prophet 6, Portastudio 424 MkII

2. Filter Flirts: AG, effected voices, greasy potato chip bag; AF, electric piano, RE-303, Mono/Poly, percussions; BH, TR-808, electric guitar, Jupiter-8, pitcher, glass, percussions

3. Kreuzkölln: AG, effected voices; AF, rhythm program, Oakley modular system; BH, electric bass, Oakley modular system, Mono/Poly

4. Second State: AG, effected voices; AF, electric guitar, pedal board, waves; BH, TR-808, Prophet 6, Mono/Poly, RE-501 Chorus Echo

5. Space Artist: AG, effected voices; AF, Oakley modular system, processing; BH, TR-808, baritone electric guitar, whammy, percussions

Homme & Garden Life Is Something Spatial