Projections of Loss
by Tristan Louth-Robins
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Streaming + DownloadEP purchase includes tracks as 320 kbps mp3s and artwork by Lauren Playfair.Purchasable with gift card
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Precis
07:27
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Caliciviridae
02:28
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Wind Shadow
02:19
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The Living Room
08:30
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about
Projections of Loss is an EP by South Australian sound artist and composer Tristan Louth-Robins with artwork by his partner, artist Lauren Playfair.
Projections of Loss was recorded over a period of six months around Australia in 2009 and 2010 in hotel rooms, in transit and at home using a variety of source materials and sonic processes to realise the four compositions that comprise this EP. Slow moving harmonic textures and drones dissolve into residues; ambient disquiet erupts; natural ephemera is evoked and the hiss of tape and drawbars fill the room. Conceptual themes of loss, memory and nostalgia unite the compositions with titles alluding to locations and scenarios which are at once literal, distorted and imaginary.
Though Projections of Loss could be regarded as Louth-Robins' most personal (and romantic) work to date, it is the intention of the artist not to suggest too much with these compositions and instead allow the listener to draw their own interpretations and meanings from the compositions and the encompassing conceptual themes of the release.
www.tristanlouthrobins.com
Projections of Loss was recorded over a period of six months around Australia in 2009 and 2010 in hotel rooms, in transit and at home using a variety of source materials and sonic processes to realise the four compositions that comprise this EP. Slow moving harmonic textures and drones dissolve into residues; ambient disquiet erupts; natural ephemera is evoked and the hiss of tape and drawbars fill the room. Conceptual themes of loss, memory and nostalgia unite the compositions with titles alluding to locations and scenarios which are at once literal, distorted and imaginary.
Though Projections of Loss could be regarded as Louth-Robins' most personal (and romantic) work to date, it is the intention of the artist not to suggest too much with these compositions and instead allow the listener to draw their own interpretations and meanings from the compositions and the encompassing conceptual themes of the release.
www.tristanlouthrobins.com
credits
released June 8, 2010
All tracks composed and recorded by Tristan Louth-Robins, October 2009 - May 2010 in Adelaide, Melbourne, Noosa and Perth, Australia.
Cover artwork by Lauren Playfair.
All tracks composed and recorded by Tristan Louth-Robins, October 2009 - May 2010 in Adelaide, Melbourne, Noosa and Perth, Australia.
Cover artwork by Lauren Playfair.
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Tristan Louth-Robins Adelaide, Australia
Adelaide/SA, Kaurna-Yerta based artist.
Header and background images are details from the Compression installation (2018)
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