Friday, October 25, 2019
Brett Naucke - "Pulse Reader" (Music video by brownshoesonly)
Published on Oct 25, 2019 MAKEN0ISE
"'Pulse Reader,' a track from Brett Naucke's new EP "Electronic Hypnosis Program" on Make Noise Records!
Recorded in Chicago on a Eurorack system full of Make Noise modules, "Electronic Hypnosis Program" presents an eclectic collection of experimental electronic works for sampled voice, field recordings and synthesized sound.
"Electronic Hypnosis Program" follows Naucke's acclaimed 2018 release "The Mansion" (on Spectrum Spools), and continues his exploration of marrying an ever-evolving practice of advanced synthesis techniques with personal and conceptual narratives. Beyond live performance, Naucke has provided the original scores for several films, sound design for interactive gaming, and presented many works for multi-channel audio installations.
Pressed to clear, 12" 140g vinyl with full color artwork by Bill Connors, the record will be available in a limited edition on November 1st!
This video was created by acclaimed Chicago visual artist brownshoesonly, created in a single take on an LZX industries Memory Palace, influenced by and reacting to 'Pulse Reader.'"
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