written by me/TC, music by the common aesthetic subconscious, produced by our collective desires
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Here, you will find what I call the "popular transmission" of the Anselmo novel. Each day, I write approximately half a page and transform it into a "modernist" poem by translating it into English, loosely modeled on the work of Charles Reznikoff and the Objectivist movement. The resulting poem is then turned into a blues- and jazz-referential song by linking the linguistic formatives to their auditory counterparts found in the latent space. In this way, each day yields a song—sometimes performed audiovisually by The Codebuco Files.
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Here, you will find what I call the "popular transmission" of the Anselmo novel. Each day, I write approximately half a page and transform it into a "modernist" poem by translating it into English, loosely modeled on the work of Charles Reznikoff and the Objectivist movement. The resulting poem is then turned into a blues- and jazz-referential song by linking the linguistic formatives to their auditory counterparts found in the latent space. In this way, each day yields a song—sometimes performed audiovisually by The Codebuco Files.
Here, you will find what I call the "popular transmission" of the Anselmo novel. Each day, I write approximately half a page and transform it into a "modernist" poem by translating it into English, loosely modeled on the work of Charles Reznikoff and the Objectivist movement. The resulting poem is then turned into a blues- and jazz-referential song by linking the linguistic formatives to their auditory counterparts found in the latent space. In this way, each day yields a song—sometimes performed audiovisually by The Codebuco Files.
