Eat the Sunbeam Flaring, the debut session for Exposure Therapy, features Light Time Delay and ululo, two sonic technicians approaching audiocraft with varying yet complementary approaches. Their performance manifests a primordial realm through mysterious space-making, evoking rich, scenic texture and prepossessing atmosphere. Woven throughout is an undercurrent of environmental dread, yet granules of hopeful eminence illuminate the soundscape with layers of poetic meaning.

Seattle-based Light Time Delay (Théa-Martine Gauthier) is a performing sound artist that regularly creates ambient and microsound works using field recordings, granular synthesis, and custom-built software.

Montréal’s ululo (Darren Russel) builds both digital and physical instruments to explore the fluid boundaries between rhythm and texture. Each recording is an individual performance, existing as the singular remnant of a lived moment imbued with focus, attention, and flow.