Aoki satoru - Gossamer
Prepared bass: Aoki satoru
Tokyo, Japan - Apr 22, 2022 [ TOD 216 ]

Please listen to the song "Gossamer" from the new album "Versos".

https://tototod.bandcamp.com/album/versos

[jp] 新しいアルバム『 Versos 』からの一曲『 Gossamer 』です。どうぞよろしく。

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Gossamer

This track features edited highlights from our improvisation recorded on  9th July 2021, using sounds kindly provided by the multi-media artist Jeremy Bible, taken from his multi-award winning  experimental/environmental drone film "Human Savagery". 

The full improv was aired in full on 27/08/21 during our experimental music radio show, "Sonic Soup For the Mind", episode 3, which you can hear in full at www.listen.camp/#shows. We've also reposted it on our Mixcloud profile

JeremyBible Jam 09 07 21 - Edited Highlights

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A retro-techno-version of a life improvisation from April 2022. Let your imagination run wild to create in your mind the most horrific sci-fi-movie fitting to the music – or just take it as it is: Something else…
Natalie Schönberger – clarinet; Xingtiao Ai – clarinet; Hyeongjin Oh – tuba; Yuqing Su – violin; Ana Gonzales – viola; Shinyoung Lee – voice; live electronics – Luis Küffner; recording – Benedikt Wild; additional effects, producing, mixing – Hubertus Dreyer

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