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Welcome to the first Capsule Garden of 2025. Year four of doing these (semi) regular columns and I wonder if it will go better than last year (these columns really dropped off the last quarter due to various outside commitments, but I hope to not drop the ball as much this year). As ever, there […]
For this episode of Songs of Our Lives, it’s a Cult Love Christmas Special w/ Natty and Lauran! Cult Love Sound is a Tulsa staple. They’re a collective that runs a label, puts on shows and other events, promotes all things weird and interesting in town, and so much more. I headed on over to […]
The Capsule Garden returns after a week off – a week that gave me a lot. My exhibition, The Sound Leaves, opens today at Philbrook Museum after we held the opening performance last Saturday. It’s been a massive undertaking for me, but the end results are somehow exactly as I imagined and better than I could […]
A quick reminder that Foxy Digitalis Daily is over on Patreon today. You can sign-up here for access to that plus loads of other stuff you won’t find anywhere else. I think it’s quite a good deal, and every dollar goes toward keeping the site churning. The heat continues to bake everything in sight. I […]
There was a lot of new music during this brutal week and in the bleakness, I am ever thankful for these sounds. It’s also Bandcamp day so, like every other day, it’s a good time to support artists. Any of these albums would be lovely additions to your collection. There’s also a new collaborative record […]
I’ve written before about the line between the conceptual and the practical when it comes to sound installations and how many site-specific pieces don’t exactly translate well to recordings. There’s no value judgment here as such pieces don’t need to translate that way, but it certainly can be interesting when they do (Cecilia Lopez’s incredible Red is a prime […]
Tulsa, Oklahoma is in the early stages of a music and arts renaissance. Fueled by an influx of new talent, various funding pipelines, and, especially, a DIY spirit that supports local weirdos while still trying to find a place in the larger art world, it’s the most exciting period I’ve seen in the 42 years […]