Inspired by Sonic Arts Union legend Alvin Lucier (one of the American founding fathers of electroacoustic music, concrete experiments and pioneering advances in field of sound-art/installation), Gareth Davis (bass clarinet) and Machinefabriek (field recordings / processing) have delivered a remarkable album here that is firmly rooted in the organic, eccentric and unfathomable world of electronically manipulated avant-garde, rumbling noise and other fascinating sonic debris.

The central concept behind Alvin Lucier's "Memory Space" is the representation of another time and place through the use of a new set of sounds. In his instructions, Lucier asks the performer/s to go to an environment and record by any means (notes on paper, graphics, audio recording or by memory) the sound situations that are present, then, at any later time, in a different space, attempt to recreate that situation.