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BORDREUIL/ROWDEN -HOLLOW, C30 (No Rent Records, 2017)
Scathing music favoring long, corrosive atonalities and fleeting noise walls. For fans of Morton Feldman and Richard Ramirez alike.
Leila Bordreuil and Zach Rowden met at a free jazz concert in 2015. Zach was wearing a Man is the Bastard bootleg T-shirt which acted as an icebreaker, and these two classically trained musicians started collaborating shortly after. “Hollow” is a culmination Bordreuil and Rowden diverse influences, ranging from improvised music, harsh noise, cold wave, existentialism and a common obsession for Spectral Music. All tracks are live improvisations on cello and double-bass, with no effects pedals and no cuts and pastes. released May 16, 2017 ORDER HERE Leila Bordreuil and Michael Foster -The Caustic Ballads, CD (Relative Pitch Records, 2016) Leila Bordreuil - cello Michael Foster - sax ORDER HERE LEA BERTUCCI + LEILA BORDREUIL -L'Onde Souterraine, LP (Telegraph Harp, 2015) L’Onde Souterraine is a collection of live electro-acoustic improvisations by Lea Bertucci on Bass Clarinet and Leila Bordreuil on Cello. Recorded in 2013 on two-inch magnetic tape in a large church hall,L’Onde Souterraine uses feedback to explore the possibilities of sound distortion through space. The duo weaves natural acoustic phenomena with extended techniques to create dark music that resists conventional labels and transcends traditional song structure. ORDER YOUR COPY HERE "Explosive dark vibes [...] Bordreuil seemingly captures the entire frequency range of human hearing" - The Pulse Interview with Leila Bordreuil + Lea Bertucci in AdHoc |
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Various artists -Prison is an Angry Father II, CD (Samizdat Records, 2017) 18 artists come together on 12 tracks to confront why we still cage people. By purchasing this record, you are making a donation to Tactical Aesthetics. Tactical Aesthetics is a creative think tank and campaign coordinating committee, made up of artists, public scholars, lawyers, and grassroots community organizers dedicated to developing civic engagement and social reciprocity through the practice of making art and history. ORDER HERE |