and other outcasts (1989)
Another MINERVA EDITIONS release, mixing stories with purely invented sound beds such as In Malpais, with voice works like totenklage/lacrymosa and Twilight for Idols.
The title track takes an actual quotation from a magazine article about traumatic brain injury, which I then re-voiced and subjected to multigenerational entropy and eruption, in the style of Ziggurat and other earlier pieces.
If not strictly autobiographical, The Respirator certainly draws in spirit from my own experience in a near-fatal car crash at age sixteen, suffering injuries which rearranged my subjectivity in ways that took a very long time to get sorted.
Several of these pieces were also included in the 1993 Staalplaat CD, The Pleasure of Ruins, clickable below:
Gregory Whitehead 
October 10th, 2017 at 7:47 pm
[…] sing/singe dyad is very close to his heart: it sings and singes. If not strictly autobiographical, The Respirator and other outcasts features “totenklage/lacrymosa” as a track among a half dozen. It draws in spirit from […]