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Category Archives: silent sound
Pump down the volume
Thundercurrent: a loud, intrusive and continuous audio event whose effect reduces over time to a point of perceived inaudibility, an undercurrent, even though still physically present (© David Toop, 2025). We were thinking and talking about silence: inhibition, tension, magnification, … Continue reading
Posted in live sound, movement and sound, silent sound
Tagged Ania Psenitsnikova, Konsztrukting Soundz, Lev Dudas, moreskinsound, silence
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moreskinsound: manifesto
Movement is friction. A large dry leaf skitters along the pavement, sounding movement, high, scratch, stutter. An animal way to enter space, leaving behind nothing, space barely disturbed. The body is altered. This body is quiet, listening, sensing and responding … Continue reading
many private concerts
I was obsessed with the slippery, unstable nature of the categories through which we learn to divide experience: time, the materiality of objects and the imperceptible slide into intangibility, what some called spirit though I would reject the word for … Continue reading
Posted in instrumentality, live sound, silent sound
Tagged David Toop, Eva Karczag, London Contemporary Music Festival, Miranda Tufnel
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. . . the hair on the head to hear . . .
“It was as though somewhere in the Sunday afternoon’s quiet and peace the screams of that child still existed, lingered, not as sound now, but as something for the skin to hear, the hair on the head to hear.” William … Continue reading

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