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"Visionary in its experimental merging of the primitive with advanced digital technology... a series of incredibly active soundfields" - The Wire "The music here has a rare elegance, its evolution taking place in near-silence." - Eye Weekly, Toronto "A strange environmental and almost mystical soiree... Beauty pervades immensity and light years." - The Improvisor
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 108 – Walking through Tokyo at the turn of the century Sarah Peebles, soundscapes Christie Pearson, photos Post Concrète records |
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 Suspended in Amber Sarah Peebles with Takashi Harada, Kazue Mizushima, Kô Ishikawa, Hiromi Yoshida and Ikuo Kakehashi innova 506 |
 Insect Groove Sarah Peebles with Kô Ishikawa, Jin Hi Kim, Nilan Perera and David Toop Cycling 74 |
 Yesterday is Now The War, 55 Years after Japan's Surrender video by Celine Rumalean. Soundtrack by Evan Parker, David Toop, Sarah Peebles, Nilan Perera, Jin Hi Kim Moving Images Distribution |
 Hover Cinnamon Sphere Nilan Perera, Sarah Peebles, Chung Gong Ha |
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 Kaladar Kodex Cinnamon Sphere videos |
Musicworks | for curious ears (#111, Winter 2011) Full Article pdf here. Visions of Sound feature online: Sarah Peebles’ Audio Bee Booth CD includes Peebles’ Condo Living, Lift and Hive Study no. 3 |
The Tree Museum Catalogue 2011 - 2012 Items May Shift Sound Installations Guest Curator Earl Miller Essays by Earl Miller, Simone Jones and Gayle Young Pollination Wunder Station (pp 9-10 & 18-19) |
Physics Room (Annual 2003) 108:Walking through Tokyo at the Turn of the Century |
"Music from Nature", special Terra Nova Journal issue with compilation CD (Summer, 1997) - Includes "Nocturnal Premonitions" (Peebles, 1994; see Reviews) "Music from Nature - A Terra Nova Concert Festival" also took place at The Kitchen, January 23-24, 1998 with performances by Peebles, David Toop, Doug Quin, Jaron Lanier and David Rothenberg; and sound installation by Andra McCartney and Patrick Moore. |
Musicworks (#66, Fall 1996) Article with audio examples on accompanying CD: "High-tech versus My-tech: Developing systems for electro-acoustic improvisation and composition" -- on adapting music industry-oriented technology for experimental forms and creating multi-layered improvisational systems. |
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