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Alessandro Cortini
Alice Longyu Gao
Ami Dang
Anika
Astrid Sonne
Ata Kak
Beverly Glenn-Copeland
Brìghde Chaimbeul
Carla dal Forno
Caterina Barbieri
Cecile Believe
Chuquimamani-Condori
Circuit des Yeux
Clarissa Connelly
Cole Pulice
Colin Stetson
Dan English
Essaie pas
Evicshen
Faten Kanaan
Fennesz
Flore Laurentienne
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Golin
Hana Stretton
Hatis Noit
Helena Deland
Hildegard
Horse Lords
Hyd
james K
Jerusalem In My Heart
JJJJJerome Ellis
Joanne Robertson
Joe Rainey
John Glacier
Kelly Moran
KMRU
KOKOKO!
Los Thuthanaka
Lucrecia Dalt
Malibu
Maria Chávez
Maria Somerville
Marie Davidson
Marina Herlop
Meara O’Reilly
Meth Math
ML Buch
Moin
Myriam Gendron
Nadah El Shazly
Niecy Blues
Ouri
Radwan Ghazi Moumneh
Smerz
Solids
Still House Plants
Tarta Relena
The Turntable Trio
Valentina Magaletti
William Basinski
Yasuaki Shimizu
Zoh Amba
Zola Jesus
Caterina Barbieri
AGENTMichaël Bardier
The musical vortexes of Caterina Barbieri rewire time and space. Listening to the Italian composer and modular synth virtuoso has felt like traveling at light-speed and slow- motion all at once since 2017’s breakthrough double-album Patterns Of Consciousness. Far beyond any new age trope or modern synth trend, her music stands alone in its ecstatic intensity and cataclysmic emotional impact. Marking the debut album on her new label light-years, Barbieri now delivers her most profound work yet —a journey through inner-space as vast as a universe and as intimate as a heartbeat. The Spirit Exit opens and we fall in.
Thematically the Spirit Exit live show draws on many sources, with references ranging from the sacred music and transcendental poetry of female mysticism to cyberculture and post-humanist theories, to themes of technological intimacy and machine irony, as well as the human relationship to nature and environmental collapse. By exploring the psychedelic, trance-inducing nature of sound, the album interrogates states of sensorial deprivation and fulfilment, spiritual transition and transformation, alteration of memory and perception. In a landscape of psychic desolation and vulnerability, music acts as an emotional and perceptual enhancer, a commitment to forms of radical immanence and ecstatic telepathy, at a moment of unprecedented social and ecological disintegration.
TERRITORY North America
PRESSPitchfork
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CONNECTBandcamp
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