Archive for September, 2010

Howard Stelzer at Intransitive Recordings invited me to take part in a Roundtable feature at his site where different subjects are approached by a small group of people. For this edition, Dave Dove, Vic Rawlings, and Lionel Marchetti will join me in answering the question: Should We Teach Experimental Music To Children?
I’ve kicked off [...]

The fine folks at Notice Recordings have released ‘Halves’ – a limited cassette only edition of 60 copies that features pieces derived from the silver and gold tapes used in the “I Almost Expect To Be Remembered As A Chair” live performance.
The package is great – metallic letterpress printing on heavy cardstock, hand [...]

The first version of The Whole is now available from select sources. The LP includes an exclusive bonus CD featuring a mix by Olivia Block. I should have copies available here sometime next week – which will include a package version that bundles a number of items/things related to the release.
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Matthew Reis took the above photo in Cincinnati. It’s a nice stark look at the instrumentation, with a subtle glimpse of the detail of the space – perhaps a symbolic representation of the importance of each room where the piece was performed, unnoticed by some.
Almost every night, someone would ask, “is there [...]

This weekend I begin the brief string of shows performing, “I almost expect to be remembered as a chair” in celebration of the forthcoming record The Whole, which will be released in October by Type Recordings. I’ll be bringing just a few of the shirts pictured above, which feature text from the record packaging, [...]