Clinical Archives released Antarctica – a concept CD dedicated to the experimental pioneers who discovered and explored the Earth’s southernmost continent. All tracks were composed by Steven Tevels aka Gill de la tourette – a contemporary soundartist, born at Brussels, Belgium.

Gill de la tourette’s works can be described as an ambient crossover between minimal classical sounds and moody abstract harshnoise. Focused on exploring the intersections of resonated melodys, deep dissonances and noisy structures. An audiosonic story, a melodic journey through a world of dissected and strangely reassembled tones. On first listens, these soundscapes could easily sound like a stuttering mess, but give it time and the stutters become a string orchestra and the glitches become the delicate sound of a glockenspiel…

Clinical Archives is independent netlabel for eclectic and illogical music. The basic directions: abstract, avantgarde, improvisation, manipulation, free-form jazz, illbient, dark ambient, noise, tape music, acousmatic music, intuition improvisation, sound sculpture, electroacoustic, rhythmic noise, drone, turntablism, experimental, industrial, field recordings, glitch, microsound, montage, psychedelic, psy-trance, trip-hop, soundscape, sound art, spoken word, strange and other forms.

Download the release from Clinical Archives website.