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The 'electronic stroller' Robin Rimbaud, explorer of urban interstices, was the first to answer our call and met with Jean-Paul Dessy in London to elaborate an approach to deterriotialised co-composition: cello sound samples during short improvisations and later reworked by Scanner/Rimbaud; electronic sequences and textures chosen by the ...
Stories about recording with Githead at Rockfield Studios Wales, a binaural music concert and Reverb exhibition at 180 Strand London. View Post. Robin Rimbaud, aka Scanner, is an artist, composer, sound designer, performer, collaborator, curator, and activist who makes music and sound installations.
13K Followers, 979 Following, 908 Posts - Robin Rimbaud - Scanner (@robinrimbaud) on Instagram: "Careering across the cultural landscape, embracing books, films, music, technology, arts, dance and much more"
He has continued to collaborate with classical musicians – Michael Nyman for Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria, Musique Nouvelles in Belgium for their 'Play Along' collaborative string quartet, and opera singer Patricia Rozario for a new untitled work in 2007.
14 de dic. de 2017 · by Ben Murphy. December 14, 2017. His voyeuristic 1995 ‘Mass Observation’ album broke all the rules and put Scanner on electronica’s top table. Some two decades down the line he’s still pushing at the edges. Robin Rimbaud talks life, the universe and almost everything…
The Garden is full of Metal : homage to Derek Jarman by Robin Rimbaud, released 12 October 2022 1. Open 2. Experience 3. Drop 4. Waterbrush 5. Their own Space 6. Fravaer 7. Rosa Rugosa 8. A Walk through St James 9. Always Fading: Sedum Acre 10. Circles of Stone 11. I Waited a Lifetime 12. Translucence 13.
Modular Profile: Scanner. Robin Rimbaud (aka Scanner). A widely lauded innovator in the world of contemporary electronic and experimental music, British artist Robin Rimbaud, aka Scanner, has been creating music and works of sonic art for the best part of 40 years. Having worked alongside a diverse array of venerable names, from Merce ...
