Issue 202
December 2000
Zakir Hussain
In Shakti, the West Coast based percussion virtuoso established the
tabla as a frontline solo instrument. Now he's conducting East-West
summits with Mickey Hart, Talvin Singh, Bill Laswell and more. By
Richard Henderson
Christian Wolff
The last surviving composer of John Cage's 'New York School' has
explored the radical implications of silence, indeterminacy
HIM
Led by ex-June Of 44 percussionist and drummer Doug Scharin,
Chicago's HIM are reconfiguring math and alt-rock's equations as a
startling, fluid new rhythmic chemistry. By Mike Barnes
Invisible Jukebox: Otomo Yoshihide
The Japanese turntablist and jazz kissa connoisseur tries to
identify tracks by Derek Bailey, Boredoms, Bob James Trio, Philip
Jeck, Taj Mahal Travellers and others. Tested by Mike Barnes
Primer: British Folk
A user's guide to the contradictions of British folk in an age when
archivists threatened 'the tradition' extended by Incredible String
Band, Shirley Collins, Fairport Convention and more. By Ed
Baxter
Rob Ellis
Bill Wells
Roger Turner
Global Ear
Epiphanies
Print Run
Cross Platform
On Location
