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Interview with Pjusk
There's something wonderful about clichés: Some of them are actually true. The sound of Pjusk, for example, offers exactly the kind of cool and sensitive qualities one would expect from ...2010-03-16
Interview with Counterspark
Today, Photography is to the Sound Art scene what abstract painting was to Contemporary Composition in the 60s and 70s: A constant source of inspiration and an essential aspect of ...2010-03-16
Kyle Bobby Dunn: "A Young Person's Guide to Kyle Bobby Dunn"
An ensemble in hyperspace: Drones caught in a dream about classical music.2010-03-16
Interview with Nest
If there were a charts for the "best music to make you believe in reincarnation", then Nest's "Retold" would surely make the top ten. When Otto Totland and Huw Roberts ...2010-03-10
15 Questions to Ryonkt
Still today, electronic music is often discredited by fans of Rock and Indie-Pop as "artificial" and "unnatural", while even the most commercial songwriters are considered more "honest" than artists operating ...2010-03-03
Interview with Offthesky / Jason Corder
When Jason Corder (aka Offthesky) agreed to do this interview, it was November 2007. He had just released a dreamy collaboration album with Beta2Agonist on Dutch Ambient imprint Databloem as ...2010-02-14
Savvas Ysatis + Taylor Deupree: "Hourglass"
Free-form takes on Bob Dylan: Ysatis and Deupree are making seemingly impossible combinations work.2010-02-10
Flica: "Telepathy Dreams"
Amazing reticence: Sound Art written from the perspective of a Pianist.2010-02-09
Small Color: "In Light"
A wonderful sense of antiquity: Small Color are masters of sparse textures and space.2010-02-03
Halogen: "Baked"
Robotic beats and human resonance: It's up to Halogen to write electronic love songs.2010-01-20
Undermathic: "Return to Childhood"
A penchant for irritation and gloom: Progressive power meets refined and meticulously detailed textures.2010-01-13
Cory Allen: "Hearing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Hears
Shock values: Slow phase-shifts and constructs of pure sound.2010-01-11
Interview with Telekaster
It is anything but easy to write something about Matthias Grübel's Telekaster-project while his debut "The Silent Anagram" is running in the background. Not because it's too loud, hectic, aggressive ...2010-01-07
