Like everything – BETTER WITH HIGH QUALITY HEADPHONES.
Originally composed as a 7.1 surround sound work, the intention of this piece is to evoke an intense and immersive sense of place – both real and imagined, physical and psychological. Based on oceanographer Sylvia Earle’s record-breaking deep sea dive of 1979, digitally manipulated sounds re-imagine the descent and the intense, pressurised environment, blurring the line between what is real and what is imagined.

Her Deepness / And Then She Stepped Into The Abyss (Stereo)

TEMPEST – both the US Government codeword for ‘compromising’ electromagnetic emmisions, and a violent storm.
Using recordings of the electromagnetic energy in her studio TEMPEST reveals the ‘hidden energies’ in the intimacy of one’s private space. By feeding these raw recordings back into a computer and through a digital tape delay, a nebulous, digital ‘tempest’ evolves, a metaphor for the invisible electromagnetic ‘cloudscape’ within which we live.

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