by Volker Lankow & Bernhard Wöstheinrich

Not the kind of water that moves gently. Slipwater is water forcing its way through something, through rock, through sediment, through the particular silence that settles between two people working in the same space.
These two pieces were built in layers, each pass leaving a residue. Not live, not spontaneous, but not calculated either. Something closer to erosion: slow pressure applied until the material gives way and reveals what was underneath.
Two tracks. One current.

by The Elsewhere Project

Recording of a live performance from February 7, 2026, at “Zwischenraum – Ort des glücklichen Zufalls” in Warendorf, Germany.

A fully improvised set with no overdubs or pre-recorded parts.

by Bernhard Wöstheinrich

In philosophy of mind, qualia are the raw, subjective “what it is like” aspects of conscious experience. They are the felt qualities of experiences, such as what it is like to see purple, taste coffee, feel pleasure, or hear a string note.

Introducing Qualia, a new ambient music series exploring the intimate textures of perception and sound.