The Australian guitarist on the solo album as a construct, getting away from predictability, and his perverse Pat Metheny fandom.

“Mind over matter, the beauty is there, but a beast is in the heart”

The legendary guitarist explores Shakti's unique synthesis of Western harmony and Indian improvisation, from their groundbreaking early albums to their poignant final statement honoring Zakir Hussain's musical genius.

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Five years in the writing and forty in the gathering, 'Dub Revolution' rebuilds dub's beginnings out of the engineers who were there, the political map they worked inside, and the studios that doubled as shelter.

Julia Kuhlman sits down with Claire Chase to learn more about the growth of her 24-year collaborative project, "Density 2036."

from the album IHN009 // Skyjelly - Spirit Guide م​ر​ش​د ح​ق​ي​ق​ة (Deluxe Edition)

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The pioneering bassist explores his work with Brand X, PAKT, PKT, and MJ12.

from the album Work in Progress // Gone in 60 Seconds Vol. 5

10 track album

10 track album

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He abandoned a job teaching college English in the 1960s to become a pioneer of the instrument, playing onstage with Herbie Hancock’s jazz band.

This week Faber publish Neu Klang: The Definitive Story Of Krautrock by Cristoph Dallach, the first comprehensive oral history of the diverse and radical movement in German music during the late 60s and 1970s. Including eye-witness accounts of the rise of groups such as CAN, Neu!, Amon Düül, Popul Vuh, Tangerine Dream, Cluster and Kraftwerk, […]

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Retrospective compilation from I Heart Noise! Featuring 10 years of our physical releases - music from William Carlos Whitten aka Bill Whitten, Solilians, Turkish Delight, Petridisch and more!

21 track album

from the album Seedhead

The composer breaks down her most ambitious work yet.

Here’s why that matters & why it sustains

From riding the rails during the Great Depression to building his own instruments, there has been no other musician like Harry Partch, and there likely never will be.