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Ritual Extra Paris, France
Ritual Extra work with slow, cyclical movements to create resonating textures that flow between silence and sound. Julien Chamla’s prepared drum skins and low, broken down rhythms accompany Lauri Hyvärinen’s acoustic minimalism and Tuukka Haapakorpi’s frail tenor voice. Individual trajectories sometimes encompass one another resulting in sketches of durational silence or even vague pop melodies. ... more
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