EarSpace with Robin Rimbaud

US Scanner's shapeshifting musical adventures      06/12/24

EarSpace with Robin Rimbaud


EarSpace is described as a shape-shifting musical adventure - presented by Robin  Rimbaud aka Scanner. It explores the length and breadth of electronic music with the latest episode (17) exploring works by Foudre!, Carmen Villain, remixes from Meat Beat Manifesto, Bernard Parmegiani and Pierre Henry. A superb listen for those who want to discover some new and interesting music. Here's more... 

A show that explores the inner and outer workings of electronic music, moving backwards and forward in time, joining the dots between introspective glacial ambience and deliriously fever pitch dreams. EarSpace will inspire, intrigue, educate and entertain in equal measure. It's an opportunity to revel in intractable, convulsive and untamed mitochondrion music, sampled-voices, mutating modular, hyaline minimalism, and mercurial shapeshifting synthesis. And goodness me, you might even be able to dance to some of the tunes. [Listen live on Slack City - every 4 weeks on Thursdays at 10pm]


Listen to the show for free here: https://www.totallyradio.com/shows/earspace

 

About the author [midierror]: midierror is co-founder of Potato Audio, he makes nifty Max For Live devices, award-winning Sample Packs and hosts the 'midierror meets...' interview series speaking with all kinds of people working in sound & music. 


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