Kevin Press

  • It remains unclear whether JonOne intended for that young Seoul couple to “participate” in – perhaps on is the better term – his “Untitled” work, currently displayed at the Street Noise exhibition in Lotte World Mall. If you missed the story, the American artist also known as John Andrew Perello submitted his 2016 work to…

  • Christian McBride – Soldiers (I Have a Dream) 0.00  Enzo Favata – Black Lives Matter 5.26  Sweet Honey in the Rock – Letter to Dr. Martin Luther King 8.28  Jordan Vanhemert Quintet – Justice for the Unarmed (Black Lives Matter) 15.59  Herbie Hancock – I Have a Dream 23.31  Dave Tucker, Pat Thomas, Thurston Moore,…

  • Last week’s post on Chris Carter noted our current love of electronic music that explores an ambivalent view of technology. Spanish-born sound artist Francisco Meirino is a striking example of someone who produces exactly that kind of work. The 46-year-old was born the same year Carter formed Throbbing Gristle with Genesis P-Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti…

  • Brian Crosby – Together We Stand 0.00  IOKOI – Bloody Life 2.05  Justina Jaruseviciute – Breathe 6.15  Observatories (Ian Hawgood & Craig Tattersall) – Sounds From Another Room 9.42  Natasha Barrett – Innermost 12.56  Cares – Heather 32.52  @c – GML var. 3 35.33  Emika – Transcended Before Me Feat. Horace Andy 45.30  Masha Motive…

  • See Through 4 – Possible Daylight Dreams 0.00  Raffaele Attanasio – La città gioca d’azzardo (Alternate Version) 2.52  Jordan Vanhemert Quintet – I Am Not A Virus 10.33  Shalabi/Roberts/Caloia – Redox 19.10  Neumann/Gutvik/Håker Flaten/Nilssen-Love – Degtt var Dett 26.08 Benedict Taylor & Dirk Serries – De Werkplaats 34.39  Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah – The Last…

  • We’ve come to love texture in our electronic music. It may be the single thing that best defines the genre presently. Found sounds and other grainy flourishes have helped make electronic music a meaningful reflection of what it’s like to live in a 21st century world. Better than any other artform, it portrays our ambivalence…