Get all 10 inire releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of drifting down and up the meaning, Re-Drawing Lines of Perception, Time Is What Keeps the Light from Reaching Us, Labyrinth, Shipwreck score, Le corps sans qualites (live in Cagliari 8.11.2015), Writing and reading, Canto III, and 2 more.
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Sermo III
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Sermo IV
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Sermo V
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Sermo VI
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Sermo VII
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INIRE multimedia stage performances are created with multiple sensory channels, combining interpenetrating levels of sound, images and words – generated by electronic and electroacoustic instruments – such as soundscapes, samplers, analog synthesizer, modular systems, electric double bass as well as live video, singing, speaking or live writing. ... more
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