‘Ketama’ by Giovanni Dal Monte | New Album, ‘Anestetico V1 & V2’ May 13, 2022
Giovanni Dal Monte (aka La Jovenc) is a composer, musician and video artist. He has composed soundtracks for the television and the film industry. With the times we...
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E. A. Poe | Interview | “1974 Progressive Rock Masterpiece”
E. A. Poe were an incredible progressive rock band from Italy that only released 'Generazioni (Storia di sempre)' in 1974 and sadly disappeared from the music scene. Top...
Judas Priest | Interview | Al Atkins
Al Atkins was the founding member and frontman of Judas Priest from its formation in 1969 until 1973. Atkins was already active in several other bands that we...
Radboud Mens | Interview | Sound-Artist, Composer and Sound Designer
Radboud Mens is a sound-artist, composer and sound designer. Next to his solo work, he has worked with a broad variety of artists, including Stephan Mathieu, Janek Schaefer...
Farflung | Interview | ‘25000 Feet Per Second’
Like a cosmic capsule sent from deep space, Farflung has been altering people's minds with their hypnotic music for years. Farflung was formed in Los Angeles, California around...
The Knack | Velvert Turner Group | Interview | Prescott Niles
The Knack initially formed in May 1978. Fieger had arrived in L.A. in 1971 with the band Sky and began writing with Averre a few years later. Founding...
Giorgos Tabakis | Interview | New Album, ‘hEre nOw theN’
The new work of the guitarist and composer Giorgos Tabakis entitled 'hEre nOw theN' for solo 8 string guitar comes as a continuation of his collaboration with the...
Dominique Grimaud | Camizole | Vidéo-Aventures | Interview
Dominique Grimaud is a French multi-instrumentalist and sound experimentalist active since the early 1970s. Dominique Grimaud started his musical activities in 1970 with an improvisation and happening group...
Ashinoa | Interview | New Album, ‘L’Orée’
The second album by Ashinoa is at times percussive and dancey, at others hypnotic and cinematic, the largely synthesiser-driven soundscapes of 'L’Orée' feel both of the past and the...
Anthéne | Interview | “The first sound tends to dictate how the piece will come together”
Anthéne, one of ambient drone’s most recognised names, presents 'Maritime' - a shift from his usual expansive, time-stretching soundscapes, Maritime' is something altogether more grounded, more focused. It...