Hypertelic, by Ben Carey

Hypertelic

by Ben Carey

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2.	scatter 07:47	buy track
3.	phentyn 05:41	buy track
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5.	sine qua non 05:15	buy track
6.	verglas 03:10	buy track
7.	XDT 08:29	buy track
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9.	playfold 02:18	buy track
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hypertely, n. | /hʌɪˈpəːtɪli/ extreme development of size, patterns of behaviour, mimetic coloration, etc. beyond the degree to which these characteristics are apparently useful.

Hypertelic is a collection of abstract works, each recorded in a single take on a eurorack modular synthesiser. These tracks are borne from the push and pull between simple, low-level control processes, resulting in works that foreground feedback, complex modulations and asymmetrical rhythms.

The album was first broadcast as an exclusive mix for 'Faith in Strangers' on Nomad Radio in late 2019. Thanks to Nicholas Glascott for inviting me to put together this mix.

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released July 13, 2021

Eurorack modular synthesiser | Ben Carey
Mixing & Mastering | Ben Carey
Artwork | Joshua Hyde/Ben Carey

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Ben Carey Sydney, Australia

Ben Carey is a Sydney/Eora-based composer and improviser. He makes music using the modular synthesiser, develops interactive music software and creates audio-visual works. Ben’s work is concerned with interactivity, generativity and the delicate dance between human and machine agencies in composition and performance. Alongside Sonya Holowell, he is one half of voice/modular synth duo Sumn Conduit ... more

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