The wonderful folks at Yeah I Know It Sucks (aka Kai) have released not one but TWO mixes on Mixcloud titled FUNDERGROUND! Mix #2 features “Cosmonaut Chorus,” and truly is a fun time. Listen below or on Mixcloud and see the full tracklist on the YIKIS website.
“Harm” was featured on Mike Mannix‘s (aka Centripetal Force Records) beautiful WXNA show Hymns for the Universe yesterday. Catch it here to “reclaim the calm” with wonderful tunes from around the world.
Tyler Weaver had me on Parenthetical Recluse as his inaugural interview for a new series. Hear me ramble on about existential dread, Philip Glass, Earth, Wind & Fire, solo accordion free jazz, MAD MEN, and more (very on brand, right?). Read here, and a big thanks to Tyler for asking great questions, and for the kind words about my music.
I’m very grateful to announce that Farewell, Doomed Planet! has been nominated for an Independent Music Award for Best Longform Video. See the full playlist of videos here, and check out the IMA website for more nominees.
A wonderful new edition of Phantom Circuit is up on Mixcloud including my “Cosmonaut Chorus” from Farewell, Doomed Planet! along with the always excellent Letters From Mouse, Penderecki’s St. Luke’s Passion (RIP maestro), and many more. Listen below and see the track list on the Phantom Circuit website.
The Da-Dark Outside, a 24+ hour radio broadcast of recordings that have never been heard before, was scheduled to occur this spring from Kurt Schwitter’s Merz Barn in Langdale, Cumbria. Instead, for the first time ever, the Dark Outside will broadcast online starting tomorrow at 12pm UK (6am CST). There will be no tracklist, no listen again function, no archive. It’s playing once only. Go outside, far away from anyone else, and listen for as long as you can. See if you can figure out which piece (it’s called “MerzBowHaus”) is mine. Link for the broadcast + alphabetical listing of participating artists is here (Cosey Fanni Tutti!? Amazing).
Lagniappe: I made this image months ago, but I’m happy to have accidentally socially distanced us all.