Werner, Jan st.: Glottal Wolpertinger (fiepblatter Catalogue #6)

Werner, Jan st. SKU: 38835506
Werner, Jan st.: Glottal Wolpertinger (fiepblatter Catalogue #6)

Werner, Jan st.: Glottal Wolpertinger (fiepblatter Catalogue #6)

Werner, Jan st. SKU: 38835506

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Glottal Wolpertinger (fiepblatter Catalogue #6)
Artist: Werner, Jan st.
Label: Thrill Jockey
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 790377048810
Genre: Rock

Vinyl LP pressing. Glottal Wolpertinger was initially conceived as a radio installation for documenta 14, the world's most renowned event for contemporary arts, with each of the tracks broadcasting individually over the course of ten weeks and culminating in a convergence of all eight tracks at a performance in Athens. The pieces consist of microtonally tuned feedback, multispectral drones which Werner modulated and filtered with a purposeful, and indeed vocalized, emphasis given to the different frequencies and textures used. By naming the individual frequency bands, Werner defies traditional tuning systems and instead centers the piece on collaging variable elements. Sonic elements churn and sprawl across the tracks in constant motion. Their drones, combatting for space, entangle one another and oscillate into overtones that shift, build, and wither with fluid motion that blurs the line between consonance and dissonance.

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