Is Better Late, Then Never
by Currence
Feb 25, 2017
AS037
music
Is Better Late, Then Never continues Currence’s pointillistic approach to composition. Here, the haptic is concerned with strange architectures: how quietism can be built from concert formalities, the form of sound colliding in flexible spaces, how rhythmic collapse sounds when mechanized to do so, the shape of a body whose melody is becoming voice, the gestalt of a memory as the sound of healing, and the unearthing of crystals that were buried to become hardened.
