Music at the edge of collapse - Matthew Wright

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1.	- stasis I 01:56	buy track
2.	Totem for Den Haag 15:32	buy track
3.	- stasis II 00:26	buy track
4.	Nocturne for BJM 08:12	buy track
5.	- stasis III 00:43	buy track
6.	Music in the shape of ELEVEN 12:04	buy track
7.	Ithaca Blog 07:47	buy track
8.	- stasis IV 01:56	buy track
9.	Entanglement Laws 18:20	buy track

about

Matthew Wright (1977) is a composer, improviser and sound artist working at the edges of concert and club culture. "Music at the edge of collapse" weaves together asymmetric structures and detuned melodies with splintered beats and totemic forms in a set of works where musical time and classical notation are constantly fragmented and re-imagined.

credits

released November 4, 2010

Heiko Geerts, reeds
Erik-Jan de With, reeds
Anton van Houten, trombone
Joey Marijs, percussion, voice, drum kit
Pete Harden, guitars & fender rhodes
Saskia Lankhoorn, piano, keyboard & voice
Tom Gelissen, sound & recording

Guest musicians:

Matthew Wright, turntables, voice & live electronics
Niels Meliefste, keyboard, hammond organ (track 6) & fender rhodes (track 9)
Heledd Francis Wright, flute (track 6) & voice (inserts)
Saxophone samples in Nocturne for BJM taken from recordings of Keir Neuringer, used with his kind permission (www.keirneuringer.com).

Mixed and produced by Tom Gelissen
Artistic direction, Pete Harden
Design by Duel (www.studioduel.nl)

Text in stasis i (track 1), taken from Iain Banks' Dead Air, published by Little, Brown Book Group (2002), used with their kind permission.

Recorded 31 May to 2 June 2010 at the e-sound studios, Weesp
This cd was made possible with financial support from Canterbury Christ Church University.