Classical-Drone

When I set up this blog nearly four years ago, I envisaged the Classical and the Drone as twin poles between which I would concentrate my hu...

Our first high cultural event of the season was last night at the University of Arizona's UAPresents , violinist Robert McDuffie and th...

Settling back in after travelling involves finding various pieces of life and picking them up again. One of these pieces is John Tilbury...

Brian Pyle's solo spinoff from the Starving Weirdos , aptly-named Ensemble Economique since Pyle played everything himself, released it...

Back in the spring I reviewed a two-CD set by Brooklyn dronemeister Kyle Bobby Dunn purporting to be an introduction to his music, but if ...

The October 2010 issue of Furthernoise features two reviews of mine: Distances by Obsil and Cranes Fly West by Richard Lainhart. Lots of...

Over the past year I have reviewed three albums on Glacial Movements , an label from Italy that furthers the exploration of isolationist mu...