Naoto Taguchi - Untitled 4 Fragments Ordinaries Sound Materials

Review by Osvaldo Matos

Naoto Taguchi's album "Untitled 4 Fragments Ordinaries Sound Materials" is a fascinating exploration of sound and texture. The album features a collection of abstract compositions that draw on a wide range of sonic elements, from field recordings to electronic effects.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Fragment 2," which weaves together a series of delicate textures and ambient drones to create a hypnotic and otherworldly atmosphere. Another highlight is "Ordinary 1," which blends glitchy, stuttering rhythms with eerie soundscapes to create a sense of unease.

Throughout the album, Taguchi demonstrates an impressive command of sound design, using a variety of techniques to create intricate and nuanced sonic landscapes. From the glitchy, distorted beats of "Ordinary 3" to the haunting vocal samples of "Fragment 4," each track on the album is a masterclass in sonic experimentation.

Summary by Osvaldo Matos

"Untitled 4 Fragments Ordinaries Sound Materials" is a captivating and thought-provoking album that showcases Naoto Taguchi's exceptional talent as a composer and sound artist. Fans of experimental music and avant-garde soundscapes will find much to appreciate here.