#noisecreep

It’s only purpose is to make you feel something, to make you aware of your body. That is why I often choose sounds which I dislike and make me feel uncomfortable. With discomfort comes awareness, and what follows are questions. What am I feeling and why? In regards to “treble”, we live in a bass-centric society, obsessed by words like “heavy” and “full”. Treble communicates imbalance, tension and emptiness, because it hits the body in the ears, teeth, and forehead. When you approach this area, you are making sound personal. Bass affects the stomach and legs, and becomes more physical. By affecting the head and face, sound becomes more psychologically oriented. When we think of people we know, we think of their face first. The face is synonymous with identity. Prurient is personal and internal, and I hope to share that feeling with the audience by focusing on this area of the body.

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