Jeff Gburek is a multi-disciplinarian artist, guitarist /electronic music composer/sound sculptor currently living in Poznan, Poland after and extended stay in Berlin. He employs extended & prepared guitar techniques, signal processing, open source applications and phonography to create richly textural music, wherein extreme pianissimo, organic object manipulation and silence contrast energetic swells of excited electronics, paintings of trompe-l'oeil, wherein the psychology of auditory experience play a great role as compostional foreground. Info: www.futurevessel.com/orphansound His recent CD release on Triple Bath « red rose for the sinking ship » has recieved high praise for its uncompormising exploration of diverse aural terrains. http://www.tokafi.com/newsitems/cd-feature-novasak-alpha-jeff-gburek-red-rose-sinking-ship/ http://www.bagatellen.com/?p=1905 For 8 years he has worked with dance/theater artist Ephia in Djalma Primordial Science www.djalma.com , evolving a praxis of body and sound through performance and pedagogy. Appearances with Keith Rowe, Tetuzi Akiyama, Michael Vorfeld, Pascal Battus, Annette Krebs, Raven Chacon, Tom Carter, Yannick Franck, Olivier Pe show him crossing many strains of improvised, electro-acoustic and experimental music, recently performing with John Tilbury, Eddie Prevost and Phil Durrant the scores of Feldman, Cardew, Christian Wolf and LaMonte Young at Warsaw's Ad Libitem Ferstival, 2008. Recordings on his own label Orphan Sound are available through Metamkine in France, La Mediatheque in Belgium and Erstwhile in the USA. He has resident at STEIM in Amsterdam, September 2005 and awarded a scholarship in 2006 to study composition in Darmstadt with Helmut Lachenmann. Forthcoming CD's from Aural Terrains (London), n.o.t. (Brussels) and sycophanticide highlight the composer's growing string of releases on Triple Bath, Absurd, Nur Nicht Nur, Foxy Digitalis, herbal records and his commitment to releasing major works free to the public through net releases includes, Gnarly Root Queen http://www.idiosyncratics.net/netlabel.html , Murmurs, then… http://www.con-v.org/cnv44.html , Mass & Momentum, published at www.mattin.org/desetxea.html further sounds of Jeff Gburek: www.myspace.com/aenigmaplasme www.myspace.com/autonicrandiser <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Jeff+Gburek">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.