Lost Communications 失絡之聲

Press

• “After all, this is air music. Sky music. Music for contemplating our winged companions who have given us so much inspiration, reminding us that in our dreams and meditations we all have wings to fly.”

• “An-Ting Chang is a sound artist, each of the album's seven pieces begins with manipulated birdsong recorded in the UK, Mongolia, Hong Kong, Sichuan and Taiwan, and are augmented by electronics that fly rapidly between dark and light.”

  A print review: quoted in full by the album's PR agency, while the truncated form is on anting.co.uk/press. The magazine's own page does not exist online.

• “Multi-disciplinary artist An-Ting 安婷 delves into the frenzied, confusing world of interspecies communication on a record that abstracts our relationship with both birdsong and the brooding electronics she folds them into.”

• “In the same way Ben Frost used birdsong to highlight man's devastating effects on nature (on his album Broken Spectre) An-Ting draws our attention to the beauty to be found in nature, using birdsong to explore her artistic expression.”

• “Her latest album, Lost Communications, explores the tension between nature and urbanity through music that echoes the sounds of grasslands, city streets, and dawn choruses.”

• “The Taiwan-born sound artist's Lost Communication is one of the most wondrous takes on animal sounds: Listening deeply, she is putting birds in the spotlight, propelling their song forward with beats, sweetening their signals with sultry soundscapes.”

  From the introduction to an interview about interspecies communication.

• “Taiwan-born, London-based artist An-Ting 安婷 takes birdsong as her inspiration for a new album, Lost Communications 失絡之聲, exploring where nature and human art meet.”

  台灣出生、現居倫敦的藝術家An-Ting安婷，以鳥鳴為靈感，推出全新專輯《失絡之聲》，探索自然與人類藝術的交集。

  Chinese-language coverage of the album.