“Whatever playful framework the album suggests LIMINAL HOME is an album to treat as a destination. An album that somehow offers way more that you may have initially thought.  A richly layered experience, dripping in intrigue, perfectly poised between the almost non-existent, the conceptual and ecstatic.” - OBLADADA

Liminal Home is an ambient and minimal beats album about the process of grieving and returning home to self from loss.

“Liminal” meaning a process of transition, in-betweeness, and disorientation. “Home” also meaning a process of settling into the core, a place that troubles the possibility of being a fixed or static site, but one that is always becoming.

Liminal Home was created in residence at John Cameron Mitchell’s Temple House, sampling field recordings from New Orleans and Grand Isle, Louisiana. Liminal Home uses numerical geo-locational data (latitude/longitude) and through self-designed software, translates this data into sound sequences.