Matthew Herbert, the British producer who has made music from a pig’s life cycle, bullets hitting a pie, and a bomb explosion in Libya, recently unveiled a new project called “Edible Sounds.” Its first release came in the form of a very limited edition musical tortilla, which could be played like a vinyl. Now, he’s turned cheese, ham, aubergine, onions, potato, and brown sugar into edible records, as the Vinyl Factory points out. Herbert showed off his new set, commissioned by Science Gallery London, during a low-key show Wednesday night at Guy’s Chapel in London. To conclude the performance, he fed the records to the audience. Watch a couple of videos below, via Science Gallery London’s Facebook.
Butternut squash, sweet potato and celeriac! Can you “hear the difference”? #EdibleSound with #MatthewHerbert, #FEDup finale.
Posted by Science Gallery London on Wednesday, 16 March 2016
Everyone angling for a nibble of the sound they liked! #EdibleSound, #FEDup season finale. Thank you Matthew Herbert!
Posted by Science Gallery London on Wednesday, 16 March 2016
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