http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bL6rcCdx8KA If you’re in London on June 5th, the place to be is going to be Short Circuit 2010 – the Roundhouse’s festival of electronica – which will include an evening celebrating the best of British electronic music, headlined and curated by John Foxx. Following a DJ set by one of the UK’s most influential… Read More One Night Only! John Foxx + Gary Numan In London
Jean Michel Jarre is filming his latest concerts in 3D, using the same cameras used to shoot James Cameron’s pioneering 3D film Avatar. Jarre was contacted by Panasonic, which developed the cameras, about filming the concerts in 3D and high-definition sound. Jean Michel Jarre’s 3D concert film will be released in 3D and 2D later… Read More Jean Michel Jarre Concerts To Be Filmed In 3D, Using James Cameron’s Avatar Cameras
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This is another excellent interview from Red Bull Music Academy, with legendary minimalist composer and electronic music pioneer Steve Reich.
Pendu Sound Recordings will be releasing a limited edition (500) LP from Sasha Grey‘s experimental noise venture, aTelecine. The album, A Cassette Tape Culture, is scheduled to be released April 27. Grey calls aTelecine “an experimental death dub orgasm kind of project.” aTelecine is: Sasha Grey: Voice, Synth, Tape loops, Guitar. Pablo St. Francis: Voice,… Read More Sasha Grey Releasing Experimental Death Dub Album As aTelecine
Dana Countryman is keeping the switched-on sound of classic Moog music alive and has announced a new album, in the Mooged-out tradition, Moog-Tastic, Electronic Melodies From The 25th Century: Some of the talented guests who played on the CD are: Ace guitarist Skip Heller, who flew in from L.A., to lay down some groovy bossa… Read More Dana Countryman’s Moog-Tastic, Electronic Melodies From The 25th Century
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Musician/blogger Mark Mosher is a big fan of the Percussa AudioCubes and has posted several articles at his site about the unique controllers. He recently interviewed the inventor of the AudioCubes, Bert Schiettecatte, to get the story behind the devices, how they work and Schiettecatte’s views on the future of tangible interfaces. See Mosher’s site… Read More Percussa’s Bert Schiettecatte On Laser Harps, AudioCubes & The Future Of Tangible Interfaces
Robert Henke has a new Monolake album out, Silence, and talked with Caro Snatch about the technical side of the album production, including why he chose to use no compression: When recording physical instruments, compression seems to make sense to me; one can achieve a certain level of intimacy by making the quiet parts louder,… Read More Robert Henke (Monolake) On Compression And When Not To Use It
The latest episode of Motherboard.TV’s Electric Independence visits the studio of Gavin Russom, who talks about his interest in DIY analog synthesizers and electronic music production.
