
Issue 267
May 2006
AGF
Word processing in Berlin with polystylistic laptopper and digital
'poemproducer', Antye Greie. By Keith Moliné
Scott Walker
In a revealing interview, the enigmatic auteur decodes the secrets
of his first new album in a decade. By Rob Young
Conrad Schnitzler
The maverick Berliner left Kluster and Tangerine Dreamto pioneer
the industrial use of electronics. By David Keenan
Ryoji Ikeda
David Toop enters the Dataplex to discuss silence and control with
the Japanese composer and sound artist
Invisible Jukebox: William Parker
The free jazz bassist digs deep to identify the contents of The
Wire's mystery record box. Tested by Phil Freeman
Scatter
The Glaswegian avant folk ensemble explain their methodical madness
to Mia Clarke
Mattin
The shadowy Basque prankster on laptop abuse, sonic theory and
provocative song. By Keith Moliné
David Rothenberg
Phil England quizzes the writer and clarinettist on birdsong, jazz
and the sounds of nature
Global Ear
In Korea, Jason Kahn explores Seoul and its resident free music
collective Relay
Epiphanies
Nick Cain escapes an indie rock cul de sac with the help of
Alastair Galbraith
Print Run
White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s, By Joe Boyd; Morton
Feldman Says, Edited by Chris Villars; Work Songs, By Ted Gioia
Cross Platform
Graeme Miller - His large scale installations investigate the
hidden life of nondescript urban spaces. His latest project
commemorates the ground zero of doomed airborne stowaways. By Clive
Bell
Plus: Robin Minard: Silent Music, Sean Dower & Richard Wilson:
Break It Down, Zeena Parkins & Daria Martin: Regeneration, and
DVD releases from Blixa Bargeld, Terre Thaemlitz, and others. And:
Irwin Badman's Inner Sleeve featuring Vermonster
On Location
The Fonal Tour: Es + Islaja + Kiila, London, UK; Philip Clemo:
Separated By Shadows, Brighton, UK; Liars, London, UK; Minimalist
Jukebox, Los Angeles, USA; Ryoji Ikeda, Gateshead, UK; Morton
Subotnick, London, UK; Battles, London, UK; Eliane Radigue/ Charles
Curtis, Paris, France; Jack Rose, Sheffield, UK; Sunburned Hand of
the Man, Sheffield, UK