Since 2005, Delphine Dora has been releasing nearly two albums per year (now being on her 14th one), often collaborating with other artists that share a similar musical perspective. With her latest album “A Stream Of Consciousness”, a poetic sonic entity of 14 tracks based exclusively on piano coming out on Siren Wire Editions...
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Dewey Mahood is perhaps best known for his work with the band Eternal Tapestry and for his solo project Plankton Wat, platforms through which the Portland-based artist creates music that is both deeply expressive and original, and which have both found an outlet recently through the Thrill Jockey label. He kindly spoke to Foxy...
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This autumn James Blackshaw released the Holly EP, a brief but remarkable work that adds to an already remarkable discography. Here he speaks via email about how he approaches the practice of composition, and about key experiences that have shaped his views on art. (Above photo by Doerthe Winter; live photo by Nicole Boitos)
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Since forming in Dunedin, New Zealand in the mid-1980s, in the wake of an explosion of interest in that city’s musical heritage, The Dead C — the trio of Bruce Russell, Robbie Yeats, and Michael Morley — have steadily followed their own musical path of improvisational noise and rock, releasing many great albums and...
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Under the name High Aura’d, Boston-based musician John Kolodij crafts shimmering, dense, melancholy drones with six-string guitars and an array of effects pedals. His compositional influences are equal parts organized minimalism, blissful psychedelia, and folk guitar. Kolodij doesn’t have many releases out yet — though it’s well worth tracking down a copy of his Reverb...
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