Artist description Porousher is an experiment with sounds, elaboration of sounds, monotony – use of monotonous elements. The music is organised into a unit by the repetitive motion that can be found in the lack of rhythm and noises. This is the one that gives backbone to the music.

Music Style microsound

Musical Influences experimental electronics

Similar Artists mego and raster-noton related artists

Artist History 2001.07. - verticon XP web sound installation 2001.06. - nicron live at x-peripheria 2 / budapest 2001.03. - released nicron - struktur.2 cd 2001.03. - nicron live at garazs cafe / szeged 2001.02. - released nicron - struktur ep 2001.02. - nicron live at deepend 2 / budapest 2000.11. - install9 XP web sound installation 2000.10. - released peripheria ep 2 2000.07. - released shared ep 2000.06. - released peripheria ep 2000.06. - live at SP7591 barbakan electronika / pecs 2000.06. - live at x-peripheria festival / budapest 2000.02. - released rotor ep 1999.10. - live at frankhegy / budapest

Group Members nox, cop, tamas

Instruments computers (both PC and Mac), nord modular

Albums rotor ep, peripheria ep, shared ep, struktur, struktur.2, struktur.3

Press Reviews "Porousher is not tied to rhythms, fixed elements, it does not provide sure point, solid ground for the listener. It is an experiment with sounds, elaboration of sounds and acoustic noises recorded by microphone, monotony – use of monotonous elements. - 'By conscious processing and supervising we use a lot of chaotic elements, which are generated by the computer/software itself, we select parts from these and think it further.' - The music is organised into a unit by the repetitive motion that can be found in the lack of rhythm and noises. This is the one that gives backbone to the music. [...]"

Additional Info web sound installations at http://porousher.net

Location Pecsvarad, Baranya - Hungary

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