
Issue 257
July 2005
Jamie Lidell
How Super Collider's former singer discovered a deeper voice to
become the godson of soul. By Rob Young
Ornette Coleman
The veteran saxophonist reveals more hamolodic secrets in a rare
interview. By Andy Hamilton
Animal Collective
The blissful sounds of the four fauns of new American music, plus
Ariel Pink give Simon Reynolds paws for thought
Invisible Jukebox: Keiji Haino
Rock's dark lord casts himself into the fiery furnace of The
Wire's blindfold challenge. Tested by Alan Cummings
Primer: Lone Horns Improv
Solo improvised horns have an existential beauty of their own,
finds Brian Morton in this user's guide
Magik Markers
Marc Masters ducks for cover as this Connecticut's knuckledusting
free rock trio put up their dukes
Monolake
The Berlin techno duo reveal the magical equations behind their
streamlined sound sculptures. By Keith Moliné
Tony Bevan
Julian Cowley picks up signals from the British Improv
saxophonist's electroacoustic foghorn fusion
Global Ear
Yelena Chernova reports from an electrified Kiev on the sound of
the Ukraine underground
Epiphanies
Nick Southgate learns to Cope by worshipping at the temple of Saint
Julian
Print Run
Beats Working For A Living: Sheffield Popular Music 1973-1984, by
Martin Lilleker; Prophets Of The Hood: Politics And Poetics In
Hiphop, by Imani Perry; Searching For The Sound: My Life With The
Grateful Dead, by Phil Lesh
Cross Platform
Norton Wisdom - Jason Weiss meets the West Coast performance
painter.
Plus reviews on Oliver Lyons, Chris Cunningham's Rubber Johnny, and
Umbrellas In The Sun on DVD; Alan Lomax on film; Carter Burwell and
Theater Of The New Ear on stage. Plus, The Inner Sleeve: Keith
Fullerton Whitman on Harry Bertoia's Sonambient series
On Location
Music Lovers' Field Companion, Gateshead, UK; Tortoise, London, UK;
MarkeB 05, Berlin, Germany; Laurie Anderson, London, UK; Steve
Stapleton/Diana Rogerson/ Colin Potter/Andrew Liles/Matt Waldron,
Vienna, Austria; Tony Conrad, New York, USA