Michael Veet Ruiliunde was one of the key figure of the abstract new Zealand sound aesthetic. Now he is behind two project: Lifespace and Witcyst IC recorder.
The first is an endless blog of releases accompanied by youtube clips and DIY graphics. The format of the blog almost seems to suggest a continuous remix of the various pages starting from the simple internet browser.
IC recorder on the contrary is an endless collection of more than 200 recordings made, probably, with the recorder Sony IC Device that was used in the 90s to record voice memos. Its quality has made it one of the favorite instruments of the noise of the period. It seems an expansion of sites dedicated to radio art such as Sonosphere.org.
What emerges from both blogs is a use of the internet as a gigantic sound diary of which it seems difficult to see the end. It affects the variety of sounds and atmospheres in a project that must be considered not only as individual elements, but, from a higher vision, like a gigantic work, is that it does not have many emuli in the whole Internet.
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