Lily Clark Collin Thomas’ latest album, “The Gauze Eyed Gaze Of Bracketed Air”, is a profound exploration of ambient and electroacoustic soundscapes. This intricate album, produced solely by Thomas in Kansas City, draws heavily from the experiences of caring for someone with dementia, mirroring the unpredictable and repetitive nature of the condition through its musical structure. Influenced by the likes of Morton Feldman and Alva Noto, the album is a four-hour-long auditory journey that demands patience and rewards deep listening. Critics have praised Thomas’ work for its contemplative qualities and its ability to engage listeners on multiple levels.
This album is a must-listen for those who appreciate art that challenges and transcends ordinary sensory experiences. Be sure to follow Collin Thomas on his journey and discover more about his work at Gauze Eyed Gaze Of Bracketed Air. We highly recommend adding this unique album to your collection and following the artist on social media to stay updated on his future projects.
