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The musician’s London show featured shimmering soundscapes and his own reverberant voice
Ahead of his first ever solo tour, the musician reflects on how a fascination with art and technology led him towards a new form
The sonic experimentalist reveals why he wanted to sing on his 22nd solo album but skipped the Roxy Music nostalgia tour
Drummer whose unique sound gave birth to Afrobeat
The musician/artist/thinker talks about his musical philosophy, the current art scene and ‘how simplicity can produce complexity’
The pianist makes an excursion into ambient pastorals, inspired by the Suffolk landscape, with producer Brian Eno
The veteran producer recalls how ‘Low’ marked a creative high
The actor and comedian talks to Brian Eno in the latest in a series of interviews
A series of musical algorithms is triggered to produce constantly unfolding patterns of sounds
Disco became dance music overnight with Giorgio Moroder’s 1977 fusion of European and US styles
Collection employs synthesiser swells and sonar sounds and is a fine meditation on themes of randomness and human agency
Shakespeare’s play is performed in a dance adaptation by Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker’s Rosas company
Ohad Naharin’s ‘Three’ showcased the company’s astonishing quality of movement
The five records in this handsome collection of vinyl albums include a trippy live recording from 1974
Singer’s 50th anniversary of recording career unites her with various celebrity cronies on a solid set of songs
A looser set of tracks with sprawling excursions into Afro-funk and mantra-rock
In today’s cultural climate the forging of unlikely alliances between art forms is only desirable
Based on two Radiohead tracks, Steve Reich’s latest piece seems more concerned with building an atmosphere than his earlier work
Beethoven played on a guitar and a reconceived ‘Othello’ were among the works performed over a weekend of blurred boundaries
Latest recording from the ambient pioneer is a mellow hymn to technological Enlightenment
Deafened in restaurants? Assaulted by noise in offices? Sound design is an essential but all too often neglected question
The instrumental album of subtlety and power is full of intricately layered computerised textures
Now in its second year at the Aldeburgh Festival, ‘Snap’ unites local but world-class artists
Gavin Bryars’s seminal experimental piece hypnotically blends a string quartet with non-musical sounds and spoken reminiscences
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