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Mathieu St-Pierre Seoul, South Korea
Mathieu St-Pierre is a Canadian visual artist, specialized in the fields of video art and photography and more specifically in glitch art. His passion for experimentation within a multitude of video manipulations stemmed from a lifelong love of cinema.
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An innovative, beautiful, and highly distinct ambient album. Much as I love drones, this album goes much further, and in doing so sets itself apart from the ever-growing mass of music in this genre: it's filled with dynamic yet gentle plucked rhythms gently weaving their way through textural streams. The instrumentation is varied and the rhythms are unexpected, yet the whole album is consistent — clearly the product of a very focused vision. It rewards both attention and background listening.
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