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SP* Episode 27: ATTUNEMENT – with Jessica Moss [podcast]
Jessica Moss has just released Galaxy Heart, a surprising collection of ten songs that form a companion to last year’s Phosphenes. The Montréal-based composer, violinist, and vocalist recorded the material for both records (and more) during the peak of early
SP* Episode 27: ATTUNEMENT – with Jessica Moss [podcast]
Jessica Moss has just released Galaxy Heart, a surprising collection of ten songs that form a companion to last year’s Phosphenes. The Montréal-based composer, violinist, and vocalist recorded the material for both records (and more) during the peak of early
Michael Price presents ‘Sundays & Raindays’ [mix]
Some listeners may remember Entanglement, Michael Price‘s 2015 debut album on Erased Tapes Records. Price has been busy since then writing music for piano, orchestra, and soundtrack, much of which is sure to fall in the sweet spot for readers
Michael Price presents ‘Sundays & Raindays’ [mix]
Some listeners may remember Entanglement, Michael Price‘s 2015 debut album on Erased Tapes Records. Price has been busy since then writing music for piano, orchestra, and soundtrack, much of which is sure to fall in the sweet spot for readers
SP* Episode 26: LANE DISCIPLINE – with kranky [podcast]
Kranky co-founder Bruce Adams sits down to discuss his new book, You’re With Stupid: kranky, Chicago, and the Reinvention of Indie Music. (UTPress) Adams explains the unique conditions that put Chicago at the heart of the ‘90s indie rock scene,
SP* Episode 26: LANE DISCIPLINE – with kranky [podcast]
Kranky co-founder Bruce Adams sits down to discuss his new book, You’re With Stupid: kranky, Chicago, and the Reinvention of Indie Music. (UTPress) Adams explains the unique conditions that put Chicago at the heart of the ‘90s indie rock scene,
Ukrainian Field Notes XVI
Episode XVI sees us traveling to Kremenchuk, Odesa, Kiyv and Uzhhorod via Paris, and Hamburg. Along the way, we chat to Revshark about musical projects thwarted, we talk to Ereh Saw, the man with a “thousand specialties and not a
Ukrainian Field Notes XVI
Episode XVI sees us traveling to Kremenchuk, Odesa, Kiyv and Uzhhorod via Paris, and Hamburg. Along the way, we chat to Revshark about musical projects thwarted, we talk to Ereh Saw, the man with a “thousand specialties and not a
Best Art Books on Music
While a picture may be worth a thousand words, it may also be worth a thousand notes ~ or in the case of our cover photo, thousands of albums containing millions of notes. The books below take us deep into
Best Art Books on Music
While a picture may be worth a thousand words, it may also be worth a thousand notes ~ or in the case of our cover photo, thousands of albums containing millions of notes. The books below take us deep into
Best Children’s Books on Music
Children’s Books One of the joys of childhood is being read to sleep by a loved one: a parent, a grandparent, an older sibling. But books aren’t just for sleep, and children’s books aren’t just for children. In this article,
Best Children’s Books on Music
Children’s Books One of the joys of childhood is being read to sleep by a loved one: a parent, a grandparent, an older sibling. But books aren’t just for sleep, and children’s books aren’t just for children. In this article,
The 40 Best Books On Music ~ Part Two
Welcome to the second part of our choices for the 40 best books on music. If you’ve read the first half (or had a cheeky scroll down the page), you will have noticed that our selections cast the net wide,
The 40 Best Books On Music ~ Part Two
Welcome to the second part of our choices for the 40 best books on music. If you’ve read the first half (or had a cheeky scroll down the page), you will have noticed that our selections cast the net wide,
The 40 Best Books On Music ~ Part One
It’s probably time to retire the phrase ‘writing about music is like dancing about architecture.’ If its origins are vague – you can read about it on its own Wikipedia page – it still sounds like the phrase that gets
The 40 Best Books On Music ~ Part One
It’s probably time to retire the phrase ‘writing about music is like dancing about architecture.’ If its origins are vague – you can read about it on its own Wikipedia page – it still sounds like the phrase that gets
a closer listen 