"The Ears of Animals" by Bitsy Knox and Roger 3000 is an intimate and unsettling journey through mental, geographic, and emotional landscapes. Blending spoken word, ambient layers, and minimalist electronic textures, each track unfolds like a fragment of poetic autofiction, an attempt to map the invisible. The introspective texts explore the effects of time, the memory of places, and the way sensations, thoughts, and memories shape our perception of the world.
Bitsy Knox is an artist, musician, writer, researcher, and radio host. She was born in Vancouver, the unceded and ancestral lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations, and is currently based in Berlin.
Julien Meert, alias Roger 3000, is a painter and musician from Brussels. He has released several albums, self-produced on his label Tundra Records, and more recently on Futura Resistenza. He frequently collaborates with other musicians and artists such as Lawrence le Doux, Carole Louis and Bitsy Knox.
“The Ears of Animals” is their second album.
