Review | By Broc Nelson / Everything Is Noise
Everyday Infrasound in an Uncertain World | Brian House
[…] This is where Brian House comes in. House is an artist and a professor, holding a PhD in computer music, utilizing interdisciplinary research and modern technology to create internationally renowned sound exhibits that have been displayed from MoMA to Los Angeles to Stockholm and beyond, gaining recognition from WIRED, The New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and even a listing in TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions issue. He is an assistant professor of art at Amherst College and has been published in numerous scholarly and scientific journals. His recorded output, so far, includes improvised acoustic instruments merged with field recordings, but he is on the cusp of releasing a new project on November 7th, on Gruenrekorder, entitled Everyday Infrasound In An Uncertain World that documents recorded infrasound, using devices called macrophones to record and then speeding up the recordings by a factor of 60, allowing for these novel sounds to become audible. […]