Alex E. Chávez discusses his debut album, Sonorous Present, an immersive poetic & musical passage with collaborations by Queztal Flores, Aloe Blacc, Martha Gonzalez, poet Roger Reeves, Ramón Gutierrez, & Lucía Gutiérrez Rebolloso
All tagged Experimental Music
Interlocutor Interviews PODCAST ~ Gabriel Birnbaum
Brooklyn-based musician Gabriel Birnbaum talks about his new record, Patron Saint of Tireless Losers, along with his developing professional focus on therapy & improving mental health for musicians
The surreal percussive textures of AMY AILEEN WOOD
Grammy Award-winning drummer and producer Amy Aileen Wood talks about her collaborative & experimental new album, The Heartening, now out on L.A.’s Colorfield Records
VINNY GOLIA'S sonic syncretisms
Composer, bandleader, and multi-woodwind performer Vinny Golia discusses the development of Movement Two Syncretism: For The Draw…the new addition to his massive collaborative project Even to this day…Music for Orchestra and Soloists
Interlocutor Interviews PODCAST ~ Anthony Wilson
A talk with guitarist and composer Anthony Wilson about his new album Collodion, recorded with producer Pete Min for the innovative Los Angeles label Colorfield Records + his thoughts on creative evolution & taking risks as an artist
Anthony Wilson explores new sonic territories with COLLODION
Guitarist and composer Anthony Wilson talks about the free-form and collaborative process of making his new album Collodion, out now on LA’s innovative Colorfield Records
Interlocutor Interviews PODCAST ~ Pete Min of Colorfield Records
Pete Min of the innovative Los Angeles label Colorfield Records talks about his “Sherpa” approach to guiding musicians out of their comfort zones and allowing them to express themselves in new and unusual ways
BUNNY MICHAEL is at peace with the apocalypse
An interview with the singular and transcendent-minded multidisciplinary artist Bunny Michael about their new EP Angels Everywhere
Rob Mazurek's abstractivist fusions
Multidisciplinary artist/abstractivist Rob Mazurek discusses Lightning Dreamers, a new album written for a compacted version of his long-running Exploding Star Orchestra
Jasmine on a Night in July - an interview with SCREE'S Ryan El-Solh
An interview with guitarist Ryan El-Solh of Brooklyn-based band Scree about their captivating new album Jasmine on a Night in July
NEW YORK IS DEAD, LONG LIVE NEW YORK: 8 Music Acts to Catch Live
Photographer Alice Teeple writes that the NYC music scene is anything but dead & buried, & she highlights 8 innovative music acts to catch live now - pictured here: Blak Emoji
Tuning in to UHL'S Channels
The enigmatic and evocative art pop diva Uhl discusses her vocally experimental and genre-bending new EP Channels
REIN VOLLENGA'S sleek abstract kink
An interview with Berlin-based Dutch sculptor Rein Vollenga, who creates strikingly sleek, gorgeous, challenging, and confrontational pieces that have been described as “abstract kink, fetish meets H. R. Giger.”
OHMA'S divine interventions
L.A.-based musicians Mia Garcia and Hailey Niswanger talk about the soothing sonic journeys of their meditative debut album Between All Things
JENNIFER VANILLA'S Castle in the Sky
NYC-based artist Becca Kauffman dives deep into the inner workings of their sexless humanoid alien persona Jennifer Vanilla
The off-kilter playfulness of ANNA BUTTERSS
Anna Butterss talks about the playful off-kilter sounds of her highly collaborative debut album Activities
The mystical dystopia of FUTURE KULT
An interview with film composer Sion Trefor and musician/art producer Benjamin Zombori about their dystopic new music/film project FUTURE KULT & their debut album
PUBLIC DOMAIN freshen up some old tunes
An interview with Grammy-nominated pianist and producer Ray Angry + multidisciplinary artist and writer Katherine McMahon about their new collaborative music project Public Domain
CALLUM MINTZIS & PAT JAFFE seek sanctuaries of quietude
Melbourne, Australia-based musicians Callum Mintzis and Pat Jaffe discuss their recent collaborative composition live album A Sanctuary of Quietude
Highlights of 2021 ~ BETH B talks about her documentary LYDIA LUNCH: The War is Never Over
Check out our September interview with filmmaker Beth B - she talks about her intense new feature-length documentary Lydia Lunch: The War is Never Over, encompassing the career of the iconic and confrontational underground multimedia artist Lydia Lunch