Cerebral remains the absence of sound in minimal darkness. Like a canvass that only appears a brief blue in the darkness of black, and grey, and white, Tyler Barber’s newest release Heatherica reveals itself only in the windows of purity. Listeners will divulge in the essence of immaculate sonic calculation, as Barber cuts into pieces of the Heatherica composure with sharp shears. It’s concrete without the pomp. It’s avant without a garde. It’s noise without the ambient. It’s Heatherica without a complete understanding of Tyler Barber. But the pieces are there to fit together. Start the jigsaw:
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