Pauline Anna Strom's posthumous album cements her legacy as an electronic music visionary
Her vast sonic worlds called out for meditative inquisitions and influenced a new generation of artists.
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Her vast sonic worlds called out for meditative inquisitions and influenced a new generation of artists.
Living in a pandemic has distorted our already fragile grasp of time. Days turn into weeks at a glacial pace, only for months to evaporate in an instant. How are we supposed to deal with it all? One option would be to rethink how we interact with time entirely, and look towards something more transcendent and liberating. It’s a strange idea, sure, but it’s one that blind synthesist and composer Pauline Anna Strom made a compelling case for throughout her life. As Brooklyn label RVNG Intl. marks the posthumous release of the Bay Area-based artist’s first new music in over 30 years, it fe...