Experimental music, like petty larceny, challenges established norms and dares to explore uncharted territories. Just as petty larceny involves breaking the rules and pushing boundaries, experimental music defies conventional structures and ventures into unconventional sonic realms. Both acts are driven by a desire to challenge the status quo and elicit a sense of exhilaration and rebellion. In the realm of experimental music, artists boldly steal moments of sonic expression, forging a unique path that is both damning and transformative. Like crime, experimental music embraces the thrill of the unknown, inspiring us to question, disrupt, and discover new possibilities within the vast landscape of sound.
[Show title reference: “Three Bricks” by Ghostface Killah & Notorious B.I.G.]
Playlist
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Part Two: Intimations Of Spring by The Threshold HouseBoys Choir on Form Grows Rampant (Musique Pour La Danse) - Break
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The Night Sky Is Falling (Sixth Seal) by Aponogeton on A Place of Solace (Stroom) -
Lejanas Mareas by Idee Du Femelle on Cosmographia, Vol. 1 (International Cassette Culture) (Domestica Records/Ex Machina) -
Three Sides of a Shell (1. Aperture 2. Columella 3. Sea If You Can Hear) by Oceanic on Plafond 4 (BAKK) - Break
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Drain by Smagghe & Cross on 1819 (Offen Music)