Kevin Press
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Since it’s release in July, I’ve featured Gideon’s fine new album Return To Cybertron on two BADD PRESS Mix podcasts. Alexis Tyrel has been producing electronic music for over a decade, during which time he has produced more than 100 tracks under the names Gideon, The Economist and G. Tyrel shares his thoughts on the…
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Aux Field – Garden in the Frame 0.00 North Atlantic Drift – Glow 5.18 CEEYS – Rectangles 10.53 Steve Holtje – Neptune 18.57 John Coltrane – Saturn 25.09 Sinjin Hawke & Zora Jones – God 37.25 Emika – Run 39.44 ARIADNE – Nourishment 45.00 Cares – Collapse Emulator 48.32 Paul Frick – Karamasow 52.28 Oberlin…
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Celebrated British composer Michael Price has worked with film-makers for much of his career. After scoring numerous dance works early in his career, Michael Kamen asked Price to orchestrate and program music for his Paramount production of Event Horizon. That 1996 gig sparked a vibrant five-year period during which the pair collaborated on multiple film…
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London-based Caleb Wood is quick to point out that while he calls the big city home now, his roots run north to Yorkshire. Once home to Celtic tribes, the county more recently played a significant role in the post-industrial revolution economy. It is home, as Wood describes it, “with both a long history of sonic…
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Vronsky – Boucle01# 0.00 Glaskin – Objects 2.28 Mijo & Local Suicide – Edo Kal Tora 6.40 Nathan Surreal – Where Were We 15.36 Kasper Bjørke – Dark Dancer 19.15 V – Noir 23.30 DJ Emerson, Deraout – Murder Was the Haze 28.58 Marc Vain – Samurai 33.35 Blackstone – Samba Oscura 43.15 Wavescape –…
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Victoriaville, Quebec has been synonymous with contemporary music for more than three decades. The Festival International de Musique Actuelle de Victoriaville attracts many of the world’s great new music composers and performers. It’s also home to Charles Barabé, an artist building himself a similarly impressive international reputation. His latest, De la fragilité, represents a shift…
