
Blixa Bargeld and the rest of Neubauten compile a large handful of previously web-only tracks into a electronic/percussive stew.

The conclusion to my interview with Steven Stapleton, the creative force behind Nurse With Wound.

Steven Stapleton gives a rare glimpse into the mysterious realm of Nurse With Wound.

Steven Stapleton will cure you, and the method involves mutated jazz beats and a petrol-sodden rag.
Doc on the Roq’s recordings of Francis E. Dec’s paranoid schizophrenic rantings prove to be fascinating listening, while the Jonestown Death Tape frightens me back into reality.

Part of a trilogy, this is darkwave ambient music, quiet but with serrated edges on its drones. There’s nothing new agey about this ambient, which makes for uneasy listening with its buzzing and clanking amid the drones and a glacial pace of movement that oozes foreboding.

There’s a wild streak within – clear-headed musicianship, but also many surprises, all coordinated gracefully by a maestro who into his sixties is making music that’s as visionary as ever.

I think bands that get popular very quickly can combust very quickly, and that was never something that I wanted to emulate.
What Sharp did was take Monkish attributes and emphasize them even further.

Chris’ musical language had a big impact on the band, but I feel like he’s still here because I think we all have incorporated parts of him into our own ways of thinking about and playing music.