Pauline Oliveros' 'Four Electronic Pieces 1959-1966' is a seminal collection of avant-garde compositions that showcase the artist's pioneering work in the realm of electronic music. Released on 1 December 2008 via Sub Rosa, this album is a treasure trove of experimental soundscapes that span over an hour, with a total duration of 1 hour and 11 minutes.
The tracklist features four distinctive pieces: 'Mnemonics III', 'V of IV', 'Time Perspectives', and 'Once again / Buchla piece', each exemplifying Oliveros' innovative approach to music. Characterised by genres such as drone, avant-garde, minimalism, ambient, and experimental, these compositions demonstrate the artist's boundless creativity and willingness to push the boundaries of sound.
Pauline Oliveros' work on 'Four Electronic Pieces 1959-1966' is a testament to her groundbreaking contribution to the world of electronic music. This album is an essential listening experience for those interested in the evolution of experimental sound and the visionary artists who have shaped the genre. With its rich textures and immersive atmospheres, 'Four Electronic Pieces 1959-1966' is a must-listen for anyone seeking to explore the uncharted territories of avant-garde music.
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