“STEIM Develops Electronic Tools for Musicians” by Glen Hall“Paul Walde Subverts Nature as Culture” by Jonathan Bunce“Dániel Péter Biró Convolves Sound in Concert Music” by Elissa Poole“Cléo Palacio-Quintin Takes Performance to the Future on her Hyper-Flute” by Richard Simas“Émilie Payeur: Electroacoustic Sound Painting” by Ted Harms“Computer Music Futures: Sex as We Don’t Know It” by Pauline Oliveros“Matt Rogalsky Builds a Radio-Fed Choir of Candy-Coloured Electric Guitars” by David McCallumDIY: “How to Make a Fuzzbox” by Rob CruickshankSonic Geography: “The Camino Portugués to Santiago de Compostela” by Stuart and Cherie BroomerVisions of Sound: “Tristan Perich’s 1-Bit Symphony”Label Profile: “Rotorelief Embraces the Experimental Beautifully” by Chris KennedyEvent Review: “Flow Festival. Helsinki, Finland” by Jason van Eyk ON THE CD1. La marée dans la bouche (2009) 6:09 Composed by Cléo Palacio-Quintin. Text from La marée dans la bouche by Kim Doré. Performed by Lori Freedman, Cléo Palacio-Quintin, and Kim Doré.2. Northern Symphony (Movement 4, 2001) 1:48 Composed by Paul Walde. Performed by the Jordan Mann Ensemble.3. Northern Symphony – Movement 4 Time Stretch (2010) 10:55 Live remix of Northern Symphony movement 4 by Paul Walde at Malaspine Printmakers Gallery, Vancouver, 2010.4. Composition for Light, Percussion, and Ultrasound (Excerpt, 2010) 1:41 Composed by Paul Walde.5. Diatonic Guitars (Audio study for sound installation, 2011) 4:48 Composed by Matt Rogalsky.6. Hadavar (The Word) (2008-2010) Composed by Dániel Péter Bíro. Performed by Noa Frenkel, Sven Thomas Kiebler, Reinhold Braig, Kirk McNally, and Thomas Hummel.7. Triptyque (2010) Composed and realized by Émilie Payeur.8. 1-Bit Symphony – Movement 2 (2009) 9:36 Composed and designed by Tristan Perich.9. 1-Bit Symphony – Movement 4 (2009) 8:45 Composed and designed by Tristan Perich.10. A Cheval (1997) Composed by Michel Waisvisz. Taken from the CD In Tune, sonig 45CD, 2005.
