Home / Music / Soup and Sauce is Ryoji Ikeda at the edge of perceptionMusic linernotes album music ryoji-ikedaSoup and Sauce is Ryoji Ikeda at the edge of perceptionSoup and Sauce is a release by Ryoji Ikeda, the Japanese sound and visual artist based in Paris, known for his mathematically precise explorations of sound at the edges of human perception. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesDataplex is 20 tracks of surgically precise electronic artRyoji Ikeda works with sine tones, noise, and frequencies at the edge of human hearingRyoji Ikeda's superposition puts quantum mechanics on stageIkeda's Datamatics series interrogates the raw data around usRyoji Ikeda released Superposition on his own Codex Edition labelExploreJudee Sill's 'There's a Rugged Road' was later covered by Shawn ColvinÉthiopiques Vol. 4 compiles Mulatu Astatke's essential Ethio-jazzSussan Deyhim's Transmigration of Soul blends Iranian vocals and electronic productionBlue Rodeo stopped becoming and simply were on Trouble at the DancehallTutti! II showcases Reference Recordings' classical catalog through Keith O. Johnson's engineeringPrevious Still Crazy After All These Years won Paul Simon Album of the YearNext Simeon Coxe's first song for Silver Apples was 'Oscillations'