Tag Archives: electronic music

Playwright, sound designer, and co-director Leegrid Stevens on his new psychological horror play and how sound and lights help his productions "transport people quickly to impossible places." 

Feminine Care, by Bay Area multimedia artist Lexagon (AKA Alexa Burrell) on Ratskin Records, is a complex and subtle musical examination of what it meant to be a woman of colour living during the time of the Trump presidency. However, anyone expecting strident political statements will be sorely disappointed, as …

The music shows a spontaneity that is laudable and intellectually stimulating.

'Don’t Speak' is gorgeous. The escalation of the harmonic progression synthesized with Arvesten’s rich, diaphanous voice coruscates with brilliant energy. Helga Arvesten is an artist to keep your eye on. There’s an indefinable flair to her music that’s captivating.

Front to back, 'EGO' by RAC destroys the sophomore slump curse and proves to anyone listening (and you should be listening), he is only getting started. Buy a ticket to this ride soon before there's no more room on the train.

Shawn Decker discusses his musical collaboration with Alan Siegler. Also, he explains the huge impact of HIV advocacy.

There is a lot in this EP that points toward a potential, ear-catching career in music for Goss once rougher edges have been smoothed.

‘Postcards from Berlin’ seems like a soundtrack featuring songs set within a narrow, well-defined style.

Neu Gestalt's 'Inside the Rain Chamber' is both beautiful and disconcerting, electronic yet oddly human.

'Powerhouse' is a potent combination of inventive creativity and spot-on realization, with puppetry, dance, music, and a smashing cast.