Tectonics 2021 Artist Profile
Close Scrape (Adam Linson & Matt Wright)
Close Scrape (Adam Linson & Matthew Wright)
Adam Linson and Matthew Wright each spent decades exploring the boundaries and blurring the lines between live and recorded sound. Their most recent collaborative outings have been in Evan Parker's ElectroAcoustic Ensemble (newly released album on Fundacja Słuchaj Records) and Parker and Wright's TranceMap+ (recent quintet album on Intakt Records).
For more information, please go to http://percent-s.com/music/close-scrape
Close Scrape (Adam Linson & Matt Wright) - Cutout (6 x 6) Roads
Close Scrape - Cutout (6 x 6) roads
Close Scrape debut "Cutout (6 x 6)" for Tectonics 2021.
Close Scrape (Adam Linson & Matt Wright) - Cutout (6 x 6) Drives
Close Scrape - Cutout (6 x 6) drives
Close Scrape debut "Cutout (6 x 6)" for Tectonics 2021.
Close Scrape (Adam Linson & Matt Wright) - Cutout (6 x 6) Avenues
Close Scrape - Cutout (6 x 6) avenues
Close Scrape debut "Cutout (6 x 6)" for Tectonics 2021.
Close Scrape (Adam Linson & Matt Wright) - Cutout (6 x 6) Junctions
Close Scrape - Cutout (6 x 6) junctions
Close Scrape debut "Cutout (6 x 6)" for Tectonics 2021.
Close Scrape (Adam Linson & Matt Wright) - Cutout (6 x 6) Paths
Close Scrape - Cutout (6 x 6) paths
Close Scrape debut "Cutout (6 x 6)" for Tectonics 2021.
Close Scrape (Adam Linson & Matt Wright) - Cutout (6 x 6) Carts
Close Scrape - Cutout (6 x 6) carts
Close Scrape debut "Cutout (6 x 6)" for Tectonics 2021.
Close Scrape (Adam Linson and Matthew Wright) - Cutout (6 x 6) Live
Close Scrape (Adam Linson and Matthew Wright) - Cutout (6 x 6) Live Version
Close Scrape perform Cutout (6 x 6) live at City Halls.
Cutout (6 x 6)
For Tectonics 2021, Close Scrape debuts "Cutout (6x6)", a modular piece structured as a constellation of six semi-independent movements that can be performed or listened to in any order. Well-suited to the task at hand, Close Scrape snips fragmentary excerpts of live performance and obsolete recordings, isolates them from their original connections, and – in punctuated transmissions – stitches them together with tailor-made sources of obscure origin. The piece is governed by the guiding idea that music can function as a living artifact, intermediating between channelled worlds and audience receptions.
The online incarnation of "Cutout (6x6)" featured on the festival website (current page) includes new video art for the project by maya + rouvelle, a collaboration between Lili Maya and James Rouvelle that began in 2009 in New York (https://www.mayarouvelle.com/)
On 8. May, Close Scrape will debut a live broadcast version for BBC Radio 3 with purpose-recorded material for "Cutout (6x6)" by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
For more information, pleased go to https://bbc.in/3eSQRG3
