Foxy Digitalis
It was a fantastic time all-around when Jon Mueller was in town in April. He came into Tulsa early so we could sit down and do an interview for the radio show. This is a small portion of that conversation (I think it’s close to two hours long), but these pieces had the most impact. […]
There will never be another Phill Niblock. From his sound work to his photography and films, he has a singular vision that is enticing and monolithic. It’s overwhelming and, at times, intimidating, but Niblock is a warm character. His directness is sharp but still has a soft edge. With Room 40 reissuing his Movement of People […]
For the fourth, and possibly last (if you want to fund/host future episodes, get in touch!) episode of Foxy Digitalis Radio, I was thrilled to talk to Nat Baldwin about his own creative practice and his incredible new label, Tripticks Tapes. Nat’s been around for a while and his solo work on double bass is […]
For the third episode of Foxy Digitalis Radio on Radio Coyote, I spoke with Erin Dawson and Geneva Skeen aka Nasturtium. I adore their debut album, Please Us, which came out earlier this year on Room 40 so this seemed like a perfect opportunity to chat with them. We talked about a lot of different things including the first-ever, […]
On the second episode of Foxy Digitalis Radio on Radio Coyote, my guest was one of my favorite musicians on the planet, Patrick Shiroishi. We talked a lot about his magnificent new album, Hidemi, out this month on American Dreams as well as his other recent work that’s been focused on the Japanese concentration camps during WW2. Of course, a conversation […]
On the inaugural episode of Foxy Digitalis Radio on Radio Coyote, I focused on the work of Washington D.C. artist, Imka, and his plant-based music. His full-length, Manyara, used an incredible array of plants to collect the bio-electrical signals that his compositions are built around. Imka’s work continues to evolve with his monthly HEALTH live […]