One of the most distinct electronic music producers originating from Japan, Ryoji Ikeda began his career as a sound artist and DJ during the 90s, raising attention with his compositions for groundbreaking multimedia art group Dumb Type. Since 1995 he has been intensely active in sound art through concerts, sound installations and recordings, crafting a unique style that frequently references time codes and pulse repetition. His albums +/- (1996), 0ºC (1998) and the recent Matrix (2001) have been hailed by critics as some of the most radical and innovative examples of contemporary electronic music.
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The Album Test Pattern
is featured in Update #021:
Matthew Herbert, Space Dimension Controller, Cluster
Arguably Europe's most influential festival for electronic music, Barcelona's Sónar has been showcasing the latest and greatest in techno, electronica, and beyond for well over 10 years now. For the first time in its history, Sónar will take place in two more...
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The Album Test Pattern
was reviewed:
The Japanese master of scientific sound exploration, Ryoji Ikeda, continues his ongoing interest in abstract rhythm tracks with 'Test Pattern' - dry, percussive noises arranged in dense, shifting structures. Recommended for advanced listening pleasure. |
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