Ubiquitous Relics available now!
Our Serenity Dagger ep is ready for listening or download for today’s Bandcamp Friday. Info about the release is here.
Serenity Dagger Release Info
Over in the menu, you can find some information on the upcoming Serenity Dagger release. Or just click here. You can also check out a work-in-progress over at Derek Ballard’s Instagram. He’s playing with a story we wrote a while back. Plus, you can check out all kinds of other […]
Sleep In Cinema: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
Here’s Sleep In Cinema’s episode on The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. I was happy to be a part of the episode and talk about my life-long love of stop-motion animation and Ray Harryhausen. Me with co-host Gareth Jones. Despite the face I’m making, I had a good time. I thought […]
Lost Chords and Serenades Divine #21: An Interview with Jad Fair.
You can read the interview at The Drunken Odyssey.
The Drunken Odyssey: A discussion about Swordfishtrombones with John King
You can listen here.
New Sounds: Bourgeois Zoo: “What Is Happening To Me?”
We attempted the next Disquiet Junto, which dealt with turning daily sounds into music. Last week’s is here. Justin wrote a piece for timpani, piano, and trumpet. The sound of a dumpster was the influence for the timpani. I sampled my chair at work (the sound you hear at the […]
Lost in Arkham: The Creeping Flesh (1973)
I recently interviewed Jad Fair and knowing so many of his songs talk about monsters and that he grew up in Michigan, I had to ask him about Channel 50. Sure enough, he watched a lot of early monster movies there and was lucky enough to grow up with various […]
New Sounds: Bourgeois Zoo: “Apoapsis Ostinatos”
I had been eyeing the Disquiet weekly projects for some time. On Thursdays, participants get a prompt, and they have to post a track by Monday. It’s mostly for making ambient or other kinds of textural sounds or music, though results are across all kinds of music universes. I sent […]
New Review: Lost Chords and Serenades Divine #20
At The Drunken Odyssey, I review Gwenifer Raymond’s Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain.
McClurg's Marginalia 