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From an LA Times article on music that critics feel "bad about" omitting from their picks of the year. Alex Ross:
Tristan Perich’s “1-Bit Symphony” — an electronic composition coded into a homemade electronic circuit — certainly should have made my list. It’s a striking piece of technology and a no less striking piece of music — a harsh landscape of minimalist sound that on successive listenings might bliss you out or drive you mad
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nice!!
Posted by: phif_nsft | December 31, 2010 at 06:29 AM