Discussions
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Colin Andrew Sheffield is a sound art producer and curator who runs Elevator Bath from his homebase in Austin, Texas. We spoke about his work, the label and a new album called Moments Lost.
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Gregory Paul Mineeff is a composer and multi-instrumentalist in Wollongong, Australia who has released a pair of solo LPs this year. So Many, Diminishes and more recently I Knew You Once. He and I talked about his music, process and more.
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She Owl vocalist Jolanda Moletta has been producing solo material for a couple of years now. We talked at the end of July about the new material, and how much she’s learned in the process.
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We can thank John Zorn for connecting Eyal Maoz and Eugene Chadbourne, both of whom he’s worked with in the past. The two have produced a fascinating album for the Infrequent Seams label called The Coincidence Masters. Chadbourne and I have been trading emails, and he’s been sending along recordings which I’ll feature on episode…
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As often as we celebrate the do-it-yourself approach to contemporary music, it’s clear that those who’ve committed themselves to formal training bring something powerful to whichever genre they choose to focus on. Midori Hirano grew up in Kyoto, Japan studying piano. She didn’t study composition to any great extent, but as her craft evolved Hirano…
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Post-punk legend Jah Wobble on bluebeat, Aston Family Man Barrett and happiness in your 60s. Visit jahwobble.com for this year’s tour dates and more.
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