Daft Punk To Be Action Figures One More Time
French electronics super duo Daft Punk are getting turned into action figures, one more time.
French electronics super duo Daft Punk are getting turned into action figures, one more time.
20 years ago today – August 24, 1995 – Microsoft introduced Windows 95, an operating system that revolutionized the way people interact with computers. With Windows 95, Microsoft brought the graphical user interface to the masses, moved to a multi-tasking architecture and eliminated the need for most people to deal with command-line bullshittery. One of the coolest… Read More The Coolest Feature Of Windows 95 Was Created By Brian Eno, On A Mac
In this video, vlogger Ralph Baumgartl talks with synth group Thau (Bernd-Miachel Land and Frank Tischer) about their unique interpretation of the Berlin School musical genre.
This vintage video features Pat Metheny, in 1986, explaining the Synclavier digital synthesizer.
American minimalist composer and performer Terry Riley is not as well known as fellow minimalists Steve Reich and Philip Glass. Nevertheless, his work – which explores tape looping, live performance with tape delay, microtonality, world music influences, synthesis and more – has been influential across several generations of musicians An interesting example of his early… Read More Minimalist Terry Riley Was Remixing Before Remixing Was Cool – ‘You’re Nogood’
This video, via vlogger Ralph Baumgartl, is a video tour of synth rig of Frank Tischerj, of the synth group Thau.
Here’s another preview for Jean-Michel Jarre‘s upcoming collaboration album, due out October 16, Stardust – a collaboration with Armin Van Buuren – is the sixth piece of music to be announced from the Frenchman’s forthcoming project. Taking his place alongside M83, Tangerine Dream, Gesaffelstein, 3D (Massive Attack) and Vince Clarke, Armin van Buuren is the first artist… Read More Jean-Michel Jarre Collaborates With Armin van Buuren On ‘Stardust’
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via Alessandro Cortini, captures his first performance as Blindoldfreak, at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. 2009.
Boulder, Colorado, electronic music duo (no)poem has announced a midwest mini-tour, bringing their one-of-a-kind ambient experimental electronic performance to Lincoln, Nebraska on Aug. 1st and Des Moines, Iowa on Aug 2nd. The duo features Darwin Grosse of Cycling ’74 and synthesist/writer Mark Mosher, right, who writes the synth blog Modulate This!.
German composer and electronic music pioneer Dieter Moebius died today at the age of 71.