daniel aspuru/manrico montero/steven brown: correspondances

Sub Rosa presents another edition in their Framework series -- an extension of their Concrete Electronics Noise, featuring a mix-up of unusual conceptions of sound material by young unknown composers, well-known not-so-young composers and old and clever composers. Limited editions. "I had heard so much about the machine created by Daniel Aspuru that my curiosity turned to desire. The transductor eolico is not an easy item to move around, and as there were no concerts on the horizon, I decided to follow my intuition and invite Steven, Daniel, and Manrico to spend some time in La Perrera, located in my house in Oaxaca, Mexico in order to experiment with the TE and eventually produce material for a record. During this 10-day residence, La Perrera was transformed into a recording studio and my home into a sound laboratory. There was no budget for this project but there were friends and accomplices to whom we give our sincere gratitude." --Gabriela Leon (co-producer). "To fully appreciate the nature of this instrument, I invite you to listen to the track 'Living Pillars,' a solo performance by the Eolic Transducer where Gabriela's garden is transformed into a temple of transcendental wonderment." --Steven Brown