Composer
QT Station, an online music series featuring only women & non binary artists, included the “dark” and “super dystopian “Sci Fi Drive” on yesterday’s episode. Check it out and enjoy tracks from a wide variety of excellent electronic musicians, ranging from dream pop to industrial to EDM to dark jazz and much more!
The always delightful Yeah I Know It Sucks has a very flattering review up of Concert music for orchestra, chorus, and chamber musicians, 2005-2010, an artificial album made up of live recordings of some of my pieces over the years. An excerpt:
I could imagine wordless theatre shows taking the music up and build entire complimenting performances around them. I bet the theatres would flourish and turn into newly generated fan machines. Normal person goes in – hears an amazing show – gets hooked on the excitement – comes out as a super fan of this very fine composer. They all will be my new friends, and the excitement as a person could also team up with their excitements & we all live happily in a world dominated by the inspiring concert music. Animation series and movies will be made with them as their core of inspiration, dance moves will be choreographed and everywhere you go the sounds will come out to greet you lovingly.
I don’t think it gets any more flattering than that 🙂 Read the full review here, and be sure to check out the whole site–YIKIS routinely spotlights some of the most interesting and adventurous indie music out there!
Thanks Rob (The Geography Trip) and Justin (Front & Follow) for playing “Cake” (from the Wormhole World sampler A Picture of Good Health) on Reform Radio’s Gated Canal Community! Listen to the full show on Mixcloud.
Beautiful performances by Glass City Singers of “Pennsylvania” and “A Basic Cake” are now up on YouTube!
Sorry this one slipped past me, but thank you Ilius and Švenčionis for playing “Bouncyland” and “Electropop Swimming Pool Gymnopedie” on Cashmere Radio’s “Secret Communications” back in February! Catch the episode on their website or on Mixcloud.
ICYMI, my live set for Dublab Radio is now in the archives! It’s pretty similar to my performance at Sidney’s Saloon in New Orleans last month, so if you missed it, put on some ambient pool table sounds, pour yourself a drink, and enjoy.
Salute to ChrisW for a wonderfully entertaining covers-themed show on In The Moog, his weekly show on NCCRadio, and thank you for including “Endless Love!” You can listen to the show online for the next week on the NCCRadio website.
Sunday April 7 I’ve got a guest mix playing on Reform Radio’s Gated Canal Community show, hosted by Spenser Tomson and Front & Follow’s Justin. Listen in for my current favorites from Tanya Tagaq, Lana Del Rabies, Senyawa, Deerhoof, and Jessica Moss; as well as some of my own music, including an unreleased lost track from the Found Sound project! Tune in via the Reform Radio website, and I’ll post the audio link once it’s available.
**Update: now on Mixcloud here!
Gated Canal Community Radio
Sunday, April 7
10am PST / 11am MT / 12pm CST / 1pm EST / 6pm GMT
The current episode of Brainvoyager’s Electronic Fusion show includes the tracks “Industrial Ambient Prelude,” “Ambient Industrial Gymnopedie,” and “Mysterious Grooving Gymnopedie” off Music for the DMV. The show airs on Germany’s Modul303, Venezuela’s Electronic Music Radio, and the UK’s West Star Radio. OR, you can listen in on youtube or Mixcloud.
There’s also a nice profile of me on the Brainvoyager website; check it out!
Lovely review and photos (!!!) of the Departure 2019 tape on the Raised by Cassettes blog. “There are a lot of sounds in here all at once- some slip beats and some static which makes it even begin to sound like a swarm of bees- and yet when you hear them all combined, in their formation together, it sounds like magic…”
Thanks Joshua!
