The psychoacoustics of modern conflict

Posted by LoveHowlMuse on January 18th, 2009

A minimalistic improvisation by Lebanese trumpeter Mazen Kerbaj ’duetting’ with the Israeli Air Force as it bombards Mazen’s home city of Beirut. Recorded by Kerbaj on the balcony of his flat in Beirut on the night of 15/16 July 2006. Silence, space, explosion, boredom, scuffling – the psychoacoustics of modern conflict (it’s very quiet – turn your volume up).

From muniak.com via Mudd Up!, the old version of the DJ Rupture blog

Image from flickr.com / mazenkerblog.blogspot.com

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Tags: bombing, israel, lebanon, mazen kerbaj, trumpet, war