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The Recording by Matthew Herbert, released 22 November 2019 1. Day Three 2. Day Five 3. Day Seven Matthew Herbert makes his debut on Foom with The Recording–an EP written, produced and recorded in one week in Berlin in front of (and with the participation of) a live audience.
He recorded beneath the sewers of Fleet Street, with Vietnamese coffee beans, inside industrial chicken farms, drove a tank over a recreation of the dinner that Nigella Lawson cooked for George Bush and Tony Blair, and recorded 3500 people biting an apple at the same time.
It’s no stretch to call Matthew Herbert one of the most important British artists of his generation. From the upper echelons of cinematic scoring and avant-garde composition to iconic, leftfield dance floor tracks and remixes, his accomplishments in music and sound are monolithic.
Jun 15, 2023 · Bone flutes, pelvis banjo and a horse semen shaker: how Matthew Herbert made an entire album using a horse skeleton. By Danny Turner. ( Computer Music, Future Music, emusician ) published 15 June 2023.
Jul 31, 2013 · Taking a five second sound clip of a bomb dropping in Libya and re-structuring it into a forty-five minute recording, 'The End Of Silence' raises issues of the representation of warfare in a digital age, the role of the eyewitness as spectator, the paradox between the necessity and impossibility of testimony, and the artistic imperative to explo...
In steps Matthew Herbert, a British musician and producer, who inhabits the highest echelons of electronic music (a genre in which drag-and-drop production is fast becoming the norm). Matthew is overtly careful about avoiding what he sees as the conformist traps of current technology, especially those found in today's music production software.
Feb 12, 2012 · 5-10-15-20. Matthew Herbert. The avant-electronic explorer on Kraftwerk, Tom Waits, De La Soul, and more. By Larry Fitzmaurice. February 12, 2012. Photo by Socrates Mitsios. 5-10-15-20 features...
