11-8-18 (feat. Christopher William Wolter’s Shipwrecks)

from Lullaby Utopia · host Cooper Schlegel

Two field recordings this episode: one from NYC-based dramatist Christopher William Wolter containing his short piece "Shipwrecks." Chris is a longtime collaborator (some of our older stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RC5zZAdB1c). The other is of the Weyerhaeuser Comm lot by the water in downtown Olympia. I got a lot of weird looks from the people who work there for standing against the fence apparently doing nothing.The second half of the show I used a simple pd patch I made which responds to sound input with white noise output. It sounds like playing against the wind.See you next week.

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Originally Aired on KAOS 89.3fm community radio 11-8-18 10:15pm PST

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