HUMAN/MOTIVES Casteren, Netherlands
Human Motives is an experimental electronic project by Chris van der Linden from the Netherlands. Precise synthesized sounds juxtaposed against real instruments and field recordings result in contemplative minimalist music. Phasing motifs, cyclical patterns, suspended melodies, and bursts of texture explore the human condition, such as change, hope, loss, and family dynamics. ... more
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