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Home is Nowhere

By George Grella

Ambient music has been the only thing that has truly responded to the current cultural moment. It seems like the only thing that could do so.

Myriam Pruvost and Antoine Läng perform <em>Repeat One_Two Songs</em>. Screenshot by the author.

Lucrecia Dalt

By Martin Longley

Lucrecia Dalt appeared as part of the Botanique venue’s annual sprawl-festival, Le Nuits. Dalt fell into the “esoteric” category, with her solo electronics investigations and her concentrated inwardness.

Lucrecia Dalt. Photo: Lucinda Wahlen.

Listening In: Illuminating the Landscape

By Scott Gutterman

Orsós is always illuminating the community around him, sometimes literally.

<em>Ephemeral Geometry</em> projected on the Brooklyn Library. Photo: Gregg Richards.

In Conversation

THURSTON MOORE with Rob Duguay

Thurston Moore still has a noisy, abstract approach to punk rock, but in his solo career he’s picking up bits and pieces of other styles and influences via collaborating with other musicians.

Thurston Moore. Photo: Vera Marmelo.
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