A radio essay inspired by one of Los Angeles’ most overlooked architectural and sonic landmarks. As the 6-story, interactive sonic sculpture at the corner of Temple and Main decays, let us examine the way sound, light, and technology manifest unique sonic time-spaces.

Sam Rowell is the bass player in Eloe Omoe. She has been an experimental broadcaster for over a decade. Her current projects involve research into the use of sound and light in brain wave realignment.

Walter Ruttman — Weekend, 1930 — Metamkine, released 1994

John and James Whitney — Five Film Exercises, 1943-1944 — source: youtube.com

Alvin Lucier — North American Time Capsule, 1967 — Vespers and Other Early Works — New World Records,
released 2002

Edward Artemiev — Excerpt from Soundtrack to Solaris, 1972 — TOEI MUSIC PUBLISHING, released 2003

David Espejo y Aviles & Oscar Vargas Real — Cromometrofonia No.1 — PAX, released 1973

Harry Bertoia — Sonambient #1032, 1970s — Unfolding — P.S.F. Records, released 1993

Richard Lerman — Travelon Gamelon, Concert Version, 1982 — Live performance, University of Houston
Systems of Sustainability conference, 2009 — source: http://sos.harc.edu/

Joe Jones — Solar Music 1, 1983 — Solar Music — ? Records, released 2000