Composed to invigorate indoor rhubarb plants complemented with the use of onion bits placed inside the soil to fight mites and gnat fungus. For many edible plants, sine waves operate as acoustic energy they absorb to invigorate their well-being. It allows them to improve their intake of water, nutrients and oxygen. Plants have a non-cochlear sensibility to sound they implement to "listen" through their pores and communicate with their environment. Experiments in bioacoustics have proven blueberries, tomatoes, and other edible plants to be positively affected by sine waves, especially in the range between 2,000 and 10,000 Hz. Potato species have presented favourable reactions to sound stimuli, particularly to high and ultrasonic frequencies. Sound encourages cognitive and physicochemical processes concerning plant survival, well-being and self-care. It is evidenced in research by Monica Gagliano, John E. K. Foreman, Heidi Appel and Rex Cocroft.
Purportedly the recordings of a disgraced experimental psychologist (you decide), “Jumand” sets spoken word to eerie synths. Bandcamp New & Notable Sep 2, 2023
A collection of unreleased material from Daniel Burke's beloved experimental project, spanning four decades of loud, off-kilter weirdness. Bandcamp New & Notable Jun 21, 2023
J.Lynch (aka Thirty Pounds of Bone) plays with organic elements, including prepared piano, against electronics to impressionistic effect. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 21, 2023