Christopher Elmore Kodak, Tennessee
Christopher Elmore (they/them) makes art and music informed by their personal experiences with mental health and mourning. Their instrument of choice is an ever-evolving modular synthesizer, used to craft longform minimalist droneworks and explore generative composition techniques. ... more
Christopher Elmore recommends:
And Suddenly Everything, Absolutely Everything, Was There
by Various Artists
I curated this massive 41-track, 4+ hour long compilation to benefit Keith Utech and his children after his wife Kim passed away earlier this year.
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Black Feather Under Your Tongue
by Toby Driver and Nick Hudson
Toby Driver is one of the busiest and most inspiring people I know. Subscribe to his Bandcamp. You won't regret it.
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Does Spring Hide Its Joy
by Kali Malone (featuring Stephen O’Malley & Lucy Railton)
supported by 7 fans who also own “Aabccekkmr (for modular synthesizer and two dancers)”
I listened to this album while walking home on May Day and had a transcendent experience.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Aabccekkmr (for modular synthesizer and two dancers)”
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The long-running NYC group's full-length debut explores the various guises of minimalism in music, from Krautrock to post-rock.
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Work of Progress & Etudes
by J.Lynch
J.Lynch (aka Thirty Pounds of Bone) plays with organic elements, including prepared piano, against electronics to impressionistic effect.
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