SONUS EORUM Berlin, Germany
In SONUS EORUM, which started as a noise music studio project in Berlin 2020, French noise musician Mathieu Sylvestre live- records, loops and transforms German instrumentalist Leander Reininghaus' rerouted live sounds and samples, which are used as a source of objective material in order to create a geometric response to the sound flow of the loops. ... more
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