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Field Notes #5: 22\/23 | Feb. 2023<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We gladly present our 5th issue of Field Notes that across 5 articles (with two accompanying audio works) explore the vast sound world of the Anthropocene. Starting with the collection \u201cMeters\u201d<\/em> by Angus Carlyle<\/strong> who measures with heightened poetic senses through 20 years of his recordings in the field. Adam Diller<\/strong> augments his project \u201c28 Outfalls\u201d<\/em> \u2013 an internationally exhibited short film about New York City\u2019s sewer overflows \u2013 by an illustrated article and a 4-track audio work that is hereby published for the first time. With \u201cUnited Detachment: Recording Spaces in the Anthropocene\u201d<\/em> we extend our unconventional trip through New York City by accompanying author cory ryan kasprzyk<\/strong> who reflects on the convoluted positions we inhabit in a world so heavily shaped by our species and only so recently shook by a world-wide pandemic. Meanwhile Bernd Herzogenrath<\/strong>\u2019s essay \u201cin|human rhythms\u201d<\/em> explores different artistic approaches to escape the rhythmical trappings of the Anthropocene; away from conscious control, opening towards the \u201cnonlinear pulsation of life.\u201d Our magazine closes with the audio paper \u201cWe Never Cook for One, We Never Eat Alone\u201d<\/em> that presents a cooking session by Cyanching Wu<\/strong>, documented by David V\u00e9lez<\/strong>. In the accompanying article, David creates a context to appreciate these recordings and the vibrant socio-cultural conditions in which the artists advanced them.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Articles<\/p>\n <\/p>\n GET THE FREE PDF AND AUDIO: https:\/\/www.gruenrekorder.de\/fieldnotes<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Field Notes<\/strong> is a free bi-lingual magazine (with exception of our current issue that is only available in English) published by the German label Gruenrekorder<\/a>, edited by Daniel Knef<\/a> and Lasse-Marc Riek<\/a>. Generally speaking our magazine is concerned with the phenomenon of sound from the most varied perspectives: artists, musicians, journalists and scientists add to Field Notes with their essays, interviews, travelogues, anecdotes, notes and picture series.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\n1. Angus Carlyle: Meters
\n2. Adam Diller: 28 Outfalls + 4-Tracks EP
\n3. cory ryan kasprzyk: United Detachment: Recording Spaces in the Anthropocene
\n4. Bernd Herzogenrath: in|human rhythms
\n5. David V\u00e9lez & Cyanching Wu: We Never Cook for One, We Never Eat Alone + 2-hour Recording<\/p>\n
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