Coming from Italy by way of Berlin, Giorgio Dursi has fashioned an artistic practice where the familiarity of commonplace objects and voices fuse and contort into completely unexpected avenues of sound experience. In Intestinocephalo, his first release on KRAAK, Dursi deploys electronics, horns, small instrumens, vocals and, crucially, silence to construct layers of free-flowing soundscapes and uncanny drones that are imbued with a growing sentience of their own.

Previously having played together as a trio with German sound artist Günter Müller, Kahn and Wolfarth’s work as a duo strains the limits of acoustic possibility through an offbeat, cathartic combination of percussion and vocals. Screeches, raspy chants and haunting wails are punctuated by emphatic, unpredictable rhythmic accents, often reaching a fever pitch of euphoric resonance through the experience of auditory displacement.