...foreclosing routes toward “original” voicing through intensifications of simulated, virtual presence and the language of coding; the conditions of the digital replace the fantasies of primary beginnings with a dissolution of the original—though the fragmentation and doubling of analog technology may refer to a presumed notion of origin, to the “real”voice, the digital ruptures such a link.
– Brandon LaBelle, Raw Orality: Sound Poetry and Live Bodies










