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In the third installment of Joe and Bryce Explains It All, Joe recounts his harrowing recent move to the Garden State and Bryce shares what it’s like to have the same kind of epilepsy as Joan of Arc. Then, the two explore the art of console downsizing, heavy metal world-building, Chinese hardware hacks, and Supreme […]
who's coming with me?
The wee small hours of Wednesday, May 9th found me strapped to a gurney in the back of an ambulance careening down Pennsylvania Avenue, barely conscious and very confused. As it’s been told to me, the apparently very handsome young EMTs who’d shown up to my wife’s and my apartment roughly twenty minutes […]
this is for the downtrodden and the crazy
I’m back, and I’ve missed you. So much has happened in the space between now and the last episode, I added an explanation, as well as a bit of insight, a poem about driving fast at night, and the sounds from a jam session with a family band. It’s another step in a long and […]
ask what your music festival can do for you
Moogfest — the 4-day festival celebrating electronic and experimental music in Durham, NC — wants attendees to be intelligent music consumers. Unlike your typical mega-festival, which attempts to numb the minds of audiences with a roster of market-tested, unprovocative mainstream acts, it provides an event where music is contextualized in culture and framed by dynamic […]
Synths of the past/synths of the future
Last year, we found ourselves smitten with Moogfest; the 4-day, Durham-based, electronic music-centric festival. So it is without hesitation that we (your host, Lindsay Hogan and synth-literate contributor Alex Tebeleff) made plans to return and report on this year’s festival. But before we dive into the avant-garde sets, artist lectures, activist workshops, and tech installation […]
