Gravity Well (Toronto): Recent Episodes
Gravity Well (Toronto)
Gravity Well is a post-dance music project from Toronto created by keyboardist and producer Scott Drakeford. Its goal is to explore new ground with electronic instrumentation that moves beyond the preset sounds and static loops of the dance floor, to include the intimate textures of ambient music, rousing orchestration of post-rock, and the overwhelming force of shoegaze and doom metal.
A prismatic view of complex love 15 years of discordant harmony: Let me show you my wings
"Paper Maché Wings" is the first in a four-volume set of digital cassettes entitled, "The Dijkstra Tapes".
These recordings are rough and ragged around the edges; some tracks have their beginnings as early as 2015. They are completed and compiled amidst a global zeitgeist of anxiety.
The Dijkstra Tapes are a soundtrack for dreading the Flood.
Recorded and composed between March 2017 and March 2020 in Toronto, Canada.
Scott Drakeford: collection/manipulation of sound/image
Elizabeth Graff: words/voice
Jasper Cobham: outer photo
Connor Watt: inner photo
Carlie Garland: sound/image assistance
Creag Winacott: mastering
A prismatic view of complex love 15 years of discordant harmony: Let me show you my wings
"Paper Maché Wings" is the first in a four-volume set of digital cassettes entitled, "The Dijkstra Tapes".
These recordings are rough and ragged around the edges; some tracks have their beginnings as early as 2015. They are completed and compiled amidst a global zeitgeist of anxiety.
The Dijkstra Tapes are a soundtrack for dreading the Flood.
Recorded and composed between March 2017 and March 2020 in Toronto, Canada.
Scott Drakeford: collection/manipulation of sound/image
Elizabeth Graff: words/voice
Jasper Cobham: outer photo
Connor Watt: inner photo
Carlie Garland: sound/image assistance
Creag Winacott: mastering
A prismatic view of complex love 15 years of discordant harmony: Let me show you my wings
"Paper Maché Wings" is the first in a four-volume set of digital cassettes entitled, "The Dijkstra Tapes".
These recordings are rough and ragged around the edges; some tracks have their beginnings as early as 2015. They are completed and compiled amidst a global zeitgeist of anxiety.
The Dijkstra Tapes are a soundtrack for dreading the Flood.
Recorded and composed between March 2017 and March 2020 in Toronto, Canada.
Scott Drakeford: collection/manipulation of sound/image
Elizabeth Graff: words/voice
Jasper Cobham: outer photo
Connor Watt: inner photo
Carlie Garland: sound/image assistance
Creag Winacott: mastering