Cold Foundation Collective was founded by Humeberto.eme and Visitor in 2016. What started as a name to attach to all of their releases, has now turned into a fully realized DIY think tank for all of their creative endeavors.
With a strong focus on self reliance, and a total freedom of expression, Cold Foundation was set up to be entirely self sustaining and creator funded. This means that any and all products that you see on this page were crafted and cared for by the artists themselves. Whether it’s the album art, the music, the merchandise, the web presence, or anything else, it was all done in house. Outsourcing is the devil.
The collective firmly encourages any and all types of creatives to work together in this sense, and will always be taking open submissions. The goal is to run as a finely tuned machine that can survive the ever changing climate of the arts as an industry, and outside influence is always welcome, so long as it is championed by the same values and beliefs.
This page will be where the collective lives in perpetuity. Any questions, concerns, thoughts, business opportunities, big name soda sponsorships, or anything of the like will be handled through this page, as well as the e-mail that is listed in the contact tab. There will always be ears and eyes for any artist that feels tethered to this philosophy here at Cold Foundation. Love love ya’ll.
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Michael Trommer is a Toronto based producer and sound artist; his experimental work has been focussed primarily on psychogeographical explorations via the use of field recordings.

He has released material on an unusually diverse roster of labels, both under his own name as well as 'sans soleil'. These include Transmat, Wave, Ultra-red, and/OAR, Audiobulb, Audio Gourmet, Gruenrekorder, Impulsive Habitat, Stasisfield, Serein, Flaming Pines, 3leaves and con-v. 

Michael also creates gallery-based audio installation work; He has exhibited work at Australia’s ‘Liquid Architecture’, 'from 0 to 1 and back again' at Kunsthalle Schirn in Frankfurt, Cordoba, Spain's art:tech and soundLAB in Köln. His music has also been included in Dodi Nash’s ‘Listening Shell’ installation, on permanent exhibit at London’s Victoria and Albert museum. 

He has performed extensively in North America, Europe and Asia,, including events with members of Berlin's raster-noton collective, as well as the 2008 and 2013 editions of Mutek's acclaimed a/visions series. He also regularly improvises with Toronto-based AI collective 'i/o media'.

In 2011, Michael's 'ghostwood' project was awarded a major audio arts grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.

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