A new record store (Rough Trade) just opened in NYC, and this is exactly the sort of new record one might hope to discover in the front racks: intricate, creative, pleasing to the eye and ear.  The Coke bottle vinyl is an appealing factor: hard plastic backed by a hard plastic sleeve containing the cover art.  An additional tiny touch is a thin, clear postcard containing the track listing; one almost misses it until one removes the record from the sleeve.

Bertucci has been honing her skills for many years in multiple arenas, including photography, video and sound installation.  The latter discipline comes to mind when listening to Resonance Shapes. The sounds seem to have been assembled in vertical layers rather than in horizontal layers, providing the impression of walking through a room even when sitting still.  Sounds move into the foreground and fade into the background, untethered by…