Stefan Christoff and I released Temps de Travail, Syncopé, our second tape together, around this time last year. The.release show…
Andrea Valle ~ Acta GeoGraphica (2001-2007)
Originally published by A CLOSER LISTEN Etymologically, Geography comes from the ancient Greek geographia; literally to describe or write about…
Back to the Lab
In “Get on the Mic” Geoff Harkness argues that “the studio is essential to the culture [of rap] in ways…
C. Spencer Yeh ~ 1975
Originally published by A CLOSER LISTEN After releasing dozens of records as Burning Star Core, it seems odd to describe 1975…
Sound Propositions 017: Gonçalo F Cardoso (Gonzo)
Discrepant label boss Gonçalo F Cardoso explores the noise(s) of his homeland Portugal on Ruído(s), his final work under the…
François J. Bonnet (Kassel Jaeger) on Éliane Radigue, the GRM, and Quebec
Originally published at Cult MTL as “Montreal’s Acousmatic Music Festival is Here.” We spoke to composer Groupe de Recherches Musicales…
Sound Propositions: The Tapeworm
This year marks the tenth anniversary of The Tapeworm, the London-based cassette-only label founded by Philip Marshall. In the years…
The Fountain
A version of this article was originally published by The Silent Ballet, 23 February 2007. ———————————— When one thinks of…
Interview: From Monument to Masses
This two part feature was originally published by The Silent Ballet in 2008. Interview conducted in San Francisco in the…
Emiliano Romanelli ~ 333 Loops (Volume 1)
Originally published at http://www.acloserlisten.com Emiliano Romanelli (b. 1979) is well-known amongst the Italian scene for his work in the multimedia…
On the Pedagogical Organization of Record Collections
This post is a revised and expanded version, originally published at A CLOSER LISTEN as “The Problem with ‘My Husband’s…
Steve Reich @ 70
Originally published by The Silent Ballet, 17 December 2006 New York– I recently read an article about a Zen Buddhist…
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