Turning a Dripping Sink into Music

July 22, 2016 Alan Cross 0 Comments 0 min read

Back in 1955, Canadian electronic music pioneer Hugh Le Caine created a “found music” and samples piece called “Dripsody.” It sounds primitive today, but back then, it sounded like the future.

Building on that tradition is this cleverly edited piece involving a kitchen sink. (Via Holy Kaw)

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