Eidolons: A Survey of Contemporary Electronic Music
04 July 2018 Filed in: Music
This compilation includes my composition: Do Androids Dream of 18ed2?
Eidolons: A Survey of Contemporary Electronic Music
Steve Mueske set out to produce a compilation that reveals some of the complexity, scope, and variety of current electronic music. Spectropol is happy collaborate with him on the release of Eidolons, an album that celebrates non-mainstream music and brings together artists from a variety of places and scenes. The album also includes some longer works, which are often overlooked on compilations.
In organizing the playlist Mueske also wanted pieces that might “converse with each other in a fortuitous way - an excerpt of a larger conversation that extends beyond the boundaries of a “mere” collection. Along those lines Pierre-Luc Senécal's breathless acousmatic “Urban Gardens” rubs elbows with Busevin's sound art piece “Three Chants for Computer” and Shane Byrnes's meticulous deconstruction of a cello performance in “Machinato for Strings.” There are several microtonal pieces by Christopher Bailey, Paul Cousin, and Carlo Serafini, detailed dark ambient work by Fastus, Antonio D'Amato and Bálint Baráth, beautiful and disturbing sound collages, several sonic experiments, and a sublime classical piece by Paul Marquardt.”