Carl Craig, Moritz von Oswald Offer Techno Take On Classics

Carl Craig and Moritz von Oswald will launch the third volume in Deutsche Gramophone’s recomposed series this week, Recomposed By Carl Craig & Moritz Von Oswald. Continuing the tradition of previous installments by Finish Saxophonist, Sound Artist and Contemporary Composer Jimi Tenor and Dub producer Matthias Arfmann, Craig and van Oswald were given access to original recordings… Read More Carl Craig, Moritz von Oswald Offer Techno Take On Classics

Raymond Scott’s Cartoons & Weirdness Coming To London

King’s Place in London is hosting Cartoons and Weirdness – A Tribute to Raymond Scott, on Tuesday, October 14th. The first night of Sound Source celebrates the work and influence of Raymond Scott, a lost genius of the 20th Century. Bandleader, inventor and experimentalist – Scott’s career was diverse to say the least. He’s best known… Read More Raymond Scott’s Cartoons & Weirdness Coming To London

Paul McCartney’s New Album “Could Ruin My Whole Career”

Paul McCartney, with help from ex-Killing Joke member and The Orb co-producer Martin Glover plans to release a new album of music that, in his words, “could ruin my whole career.” The release, Electronic Arguments, is his third release under his “ambient” guise as The Fireman.  For the project, McCartney and Glover produced one track a day over the course… Read More Paul McCartney’s New Album “Could Ruin My Whole Career”

St. Louis Needs Guitarists For Hallucinogenic Noise Symphony

If you breathe and can play an electric guitar, they need you in St. Louis.  The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has put out a call for 80 guitarists and 20 bass guitarists for a performance of experimental composer Glenn Branca’ Symphony No. 13 (Hallucination City).  The performance will be at The Pageant in St. Louis on Nov. 13… Read More St. Louis Needs Guitarists For Hallucinogenic Noise Symphony