Constantine Katsiris

Scant Intone is the solo project of Constantine Katsiris, dedicated to his artistic experiments in modern audio. The output varies from stark minimalist tones to densely complex textures with a sound palette that incorporates elements of field recordings, radio frequencies, hand-drawn waveforms, raw data, analog and digital sound synthesis. Focused on researching psychoacoustics, the perception of sound, spatiality, waveform anomalies, and various audio phenomena discovered while exploring the frequency spectrum, his compositions are excursions in abstract electronic music with influences including ambient, lowercase, microsound, noise, glitch, and drone. Live performances have been numerous over the past 20 years, including many collaborations and improvisations with like-minded audio and video artists. An avid phonographer, he has traveled extensively to conduct field recording expeditions in urban settings like Paris and Prague to more remote regions such as the Amazon rainforest.

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Trickster Signals and Dark Rooms: Two Paths Through Acousmatic Night

| 11 Dec 2025 Banner, Features Acousmatic, Music Dark Ambient Horror Soundscapes, Experimental Sound Art, Imaginal Listening, Scant Intone Morose Code, acousmatic music

A descent into the coded unknown: Morose Code fractures the audible world into uncanny aural riddles, while Hotel opens a shadowed door into a space where noise becomes dread made audible. Two works, two thresholds—each demanding you listen beyond the surface.

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