Everything Solid Dissolved Into Ones and Zeroes
From Robert Everett-Green's review in The Globe and Mail ...everything solid can be dissolved into ones and zeroes, figures on a screen, words and sounds....
View ArticleSome examples of speech/song music (list to be added to)
Some examples of speech/song music (list to be added to) "Pierrot Lunaire" Schoenberg c. 1916 "Red Bird" EP: Christopher Logue/Tony Kinsey Quintet, 1959 "Leader of the Pack": The Shangri-La's 1961 0r...
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Plotted Points
I took this photo as I was driving out of London this weekend, thinking about some of the comments that have cropped up this week around 'lyrics' in music; it seemed relevant. Just in that we have in...
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The biggest problems with becoming successful in any form of art are the following: You receive a huge amount of encouragement to repeat yourself, whereas what inspired you in the first place was the...
View ArticleMythological Images
"These two rooms gather together iconographic motifs that appear heterogenerous, but which constitute important thematic nuclei in the organisation of Renaissance collections of antiquities." "The...
View ArticleHarvesting Our Own Cultures
I am of the internet generation. The triggers can come from anywhere. Our behaviour is not the same as it was with art, but it is also not less valid because it is different. We are all increasingly...
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I really enjoy home-made videos. They must be the future for this curious short history of combining music with video images. A bit like your self-generative principles in action, with just an iota...
View ArticleWords for the EP Panic of Looking
in the futurein the futurein that far façadeon that horizon beyond the carsbleating serversbeneath the starswhere city mist has risen. to fall in shardsas something elsebeyond steel and glassbeyond...
View ArticleRunning Orders
We spent a lot of time listening to the tracks on this album in different sequences...trying to find a good sequence in which to present it. This is a traditional issue in record-making - because a...
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