Tristan has been releasing music under the alias Gideon Wolf since 2012 with Fluid Audio/ Facture, releasing 5 albums and an EP, with 2 new albums scheduled to come out on Fluid Audio in 2021.
After a brief flirtation with Film scoring in 2013 with his band OE, scoring A Fallible Girl
alongside Bela Tarr Composer Mihaly Vig, Tristan stepped back into film scoring in 2019 with music for
the
film The Walking Fish (The Netherlands/Japan) YDA Special Jury Prize at Cannes 2019.
Shorr
has since scored his second feature film All Those Things (UK) in 2020, short film The Flood
(UK)
2020, and dance film Rika Majer (Sweden) 2021).
"I use improvisation as a starting point to explore and construct new work. In this framework I am able to develop and play with ideas without the creative process becoming stale. The groundwork that improvisation provides forms an outline for my interests into notions of memory, real and imagined landscapes, and the hidden histories and narratives our everyday lives create. It is within these details of place (real and imagined) and memory that I have tried to reflect what it is to map and re-map these spaces, through the use of music."
Tristan is also co-artistic director of AOD (Art Of Disappearing), creating large-scale installation projects for places such as Brighton Festival (2016) curated by Laurie Anderson and V&A Museum of Childhood (2017)
"If you're into Richard Skelton, Max Richter, Rachel's….you'll love this!"
"A seven-minute vertical event horizon that is equal parts Nils Frahm and Oren Ambarchi'"
"Wolf's mix of searing strings, soul-brushing piano and cautiously flittering electronics makes him more than just a new experimental artist to watch in the future, Paper heralds the arrival of a significant new voice in underground music"