Tyson Swindell is an audiovisual artist working across experimental electronic music, sound collage, field recording, video manipulation, and multimedia publishing.
His work combines synthesizers, environmental recordings, degraded media, looping systems, guitar textures, found sound, and manipulated video into fragmented compositions that move between ambient music, punk aesthetics, installation culture, and contemporary digital environments.
Projects have included long-form sound collage, experimental music videos, VHS releases, self-published books, physical media editions, and loop-based audiovisual works designed specifically for repeat playback on streaming platforms.
Working across both physical and digital formats, his practice often explores repetition, memory, infrastructure, texture, and mediated experience through audio and visual forms.
His work combines synthesizers, environmental recordings, degraded media, looping systems, guitar textures, found sound, and manipulated video into fragmented compositions that move between ambient music, punk aesthetics, installation culture, and contemporary digital environments.
Projects have included long-form sound collage, experimental music videos, VHS releases, self-published books, physical media editions, and loop-based audiovisual works designed specifically for repeat playback on streaming platforms.
Working across both physical and digital formats, his practice often explores repetition, memory, infrastructure, texture, and mediated experience through audio and visual forms.
