Remörk – Principium 2.1 [LP] House / Techno / Body what could be more ephemeral

what could be more ephemeral

and ritualistic dance percussions perfectly accompanied the modern dance movements of an avantgarde dance group that is known for slow

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furnishing it with state of the art equipment such as a morphophone and a phonogene

Matt Krefting

Remörk – Principium 2.1 [LP] House / Techno / Body what could be more ephemeralPrincipium 2. 1 is the result of the result of a result, drifting further and further away from its original idea; as usual The foundations for these recordings were laid when fellow Belgian artist Vaast Colson invited Remrk to interpret one of his artworks using sound. The chosen work was Principium which is based on the sheets of colour dot stickers that galleries typically use to denote sold artworks. Drawing random lines across these sheets,