Sandro and Sarah discuss improvisation, musical backgrounds, local scenes, and the intricacy of listening beyond the constraints of sight.

Bringing chambered music outdoors, Torres maps an autobiographical excursion along the Hudson river, inviting the listener to put one’s feet at the water’s edge.

Creating space for what cannot be put into words: queer desire, grief, and the relationship between body and memory.

Ben and Dylan discuss soundscapes as comforting worlds, chords as tonal clouds, and finding common ground in collaboration while listening intently.

Referencing the welcome transition from winter to spring, Simon Bridgestock crafts fragile moments of sonic reverie with a nod to ancient Celtic rites of seasonal tradition.

David Moses and Denver Nuckolls’ performance illuminated time with the layered improvisation of percussion, breath-controlled synthesizers, and electronics composed through shared attention and trust.

Upon an ethereal foundation of field recordings, piano loops, and slow-moving drones, Atheer Soot and Bandit Lu build a habitable atmosphere that feels suspended, weightless, and in abundant motion.

A reflection on Exposure Therapy’s first year, and how a small experiment in remote collaboration grew into an ongoing practice that blends a record label and an artist residency.

For this session of Exposure Therapy, we brought together two artists whose practices meet at the intersection of texture, intuition, and the limits of perception.

Giacomo Fiore and Evan Hardy talk through the evolving setup behind their work: fretless guitars, the Landscape Ferrous, varispeed tape loops, and modular buffers flickering in and out of sync.