selective memory / perception is an hour long piece consisting of classical instrumentation and orchestral arrangements using cello, violin and piano, plus recordings of wind, broken urban creatures, intimate situations, insect and amphibian sounds and mutations thereof, transmogrified balloons, unconscious voices and more. 

it addresses sensorial overstimulation and subsequent confusion, memory infiltration, selective realities, selective selves, suicidal conclusions and more. based on a personal experience.

available as CD released by noise below and fréquences critiques 
https://dave-phillips.bandcamp.com/album/selective-memory-perception

selective memory / perception

selective Memory / Perception (SC excerpts)

selective memory / perception - excerpt 4 - around minute 41

selective memory / perception - excerpt 3 - around minute 31

selective memory / perception - excerpt 2 - around minute 22

selective memory / perception - excerpt 1 - around minute 6 and a half

sound as communication in direct and primal form, a language, a tool of metaphysics, a conscience, a consciousness. works that oppose the omnipresent restriction and reduction of life, to activate primordial shared emotions otherwise hidden under the debris of this crumbling civilisation. inviting rumination, encouraging intervention, endorsing catharsis & environmental e/quality, touching sentience, cleansing. audio de/construction, psycho-acoustics, sound rituals, sonic activism, humanimalism; ritual protest music to heal homo sapiens out of its infancy.

solo works since 1987. 
part of SCHIMPFLUCH-GRUPPE (with Rudolf Eb.er, Joke Lanz, Marc Zeier, Daniel Löwenbrück etc.) since 1991.

projects present and past include OHNE, dead peni, perverts in white shirts, PK, ketsu no ana, fear of god & more;  collaborations with G*Park, Francisco Meirino, Randy Yau, Hiroshi Hasegawa, GX Jupitter-Larsen, Chris Galarreta, Masonna & more; ScHimpfluch Associates label with Rudolf Eb.er etc blablabla

contact/booking dp@tochnit-aleph.com

selective memory / perception

dave phillips