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- Music, In Rotation Jan 10, 2018
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Ensemble dal Niente pianist Mabel Kwan on a playful post-smartphone look at David
Plus: Kelley Sheehan of Cacophony magazine on a solo percussion study of Russian Futurism, Reader critic Peter Margasak on Mariam the Believer’s latest leap of faith, and more
- Music, Music Feature Mar 31, 2014
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David Grubbs on the meaning of records
In a new book the former Gastr del Sol front man discusses why the experimental music of the 1960s was so rarely recorded at the time—and what changes when we listen to it today.
- Blogs, Bleader Sep 18, 2013
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12 O'Clock Track: "Home Hat Placement," propulsive, vibrating drone from Arnold Dreyblatt and Megafaun
The Berlin-based just-intonation advocate and composer collaborates with the North Carolina weirdos on the stunning new record Appalachian Excitation
- Music, Music Feature Jun 13, 2013
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A new box set gives experimental composer David Tudor his due
Despite his pioneering work with electronics and indeterminacy, he’s far more obscure than his friend John Cage—in part because he considered his music a living practice rather than something to be documented.
- Blogs, Bleader May 22, 2013
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12 O'Clock Track: November, the pioneering piano minimalism of Dennis Johnson
A lost minimalist masterpiece by Dennis Johnson is finally available for everyone to hear.
- Blogs, Bleader May 2, 2013
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Discovering the early avant-garde sounds of eclectic composer Joseph Byrd
A terrific new collection of early works by the eclectic American composer Joseph Byrd, who founded the late 60s psychedelic rock band United States of America, has been released by New World Records.
- Film, Artist on Artist Sep 19, 2012
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Artist on Artist: John Cale talks to cellist Alison Chesley, aka Helen Money
"Sometimes you hear a bus braking nearby, and you go, hey, that's a good sound, let's put that in."
- Music, Music Review Jan 29, 1998
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Remembering a Dream
Tony Conrad, Early Minimalism Volume One (Table of the Elements)