Music From Gothic Synths to Progressive Shreds: The Shape-Shifting Musical World of Minorarc by Laura Gordon From gothic synths to progressive shreds: the shape-shifting musical world of Minorarc Ivan Bullock’s musical odyssey defies genre, spanning continents and genres, a restless creative journey that has taken him…
Music News Interview with Dr. Clarke: Where Classical Soul Meets Cosmic Sound by Laura Gordon Orchestral romanticism meets psychedelic trance in borderless sonic alchemy Born in Orléans, France, where history hums through cobblestones and cathedral bells, Dr. Clarke crafts sonic alchemy: 19th-century romanticism waltzing with…
Music Della Chase brings weightless beauty with her new EP Heavy by Happy Hailing from Philadelphia, singer-songwriter Della Chase presents Heavy, her new four track EP. With a sound born of soul, pop and classical, Della fuses her influences with precision and finesse;…
Music Myrta delivers a Shakespearean epic on new single ‘Shall I Compare Thee To A Summer Day?’ by Tom Disalvo As far as Shakespeare adaptations go, Mryta’s new single is about as true to the source material as you could hope for. Myrta has released her new single, Shall I…
Music News 10 relaxing music artists to put your mind at ease by Manning Patston Music is a mood influencer like no other. From chilling to thrilling, every occasion has a tune. Today, we’re seeking relaxing music. Welcome, music lovers. Feeling stressed? Me too. Take…
Arts Music News Go on a treasure hunt to find Scottish composer’s latest album by Allegra Short Composer Erland Cooper is guiding fans on a treasure hunt to find his latest album, the release of which he is not expecting until 2024. Erland Cooper, a Scottish born…
Music Video Sonia Serin breaks down our guards and reminds us to love on ‘The Walls’ by Emily Elvish On her latest single/video, Sonia Serin casts a weather of agony into the present day. Dark, emotive, and utterly gorgeous, it is a song that leaves you feeling richer just…
Features The story of Moondog: blind poet, Viking vagabond, genius composer by Luke Saunders New York City in the 1960s. A silent sentinel stands on the corner of West 54th Street and Sixth Avenue, in midtown Manhattan. A totemic guardian who keeps a blind…
Features How classical became psychedelic: A brief history of baroque pop by Luke Saunders A brief history of baroque pop from the 1700s to the 1960s folk renaissance. How classical music became psychedelic, niche, and popular at the same time. If you’re like me…
Film and TV News Vinyl A limited edition 2001: A Space Odyssey soundtrack reissue is on the way by Luke Saunders Stanley Kubrick is responsible for some of the finest films of all time, and although fans might argue, 2001: A Space Odyssey could take the cake as one of his best…
News Radiohead’s Thom Yorke releases his first classical music composition by Luke Saunders Exciting news for Radiohead and classical music fans alike, Thom Yorke has premiered two new compositions on a Sunday episode of BBC Radio 3’s ‘Unclassified’. Yorke’s incredible piece Don’t Fear the Light and…
Music Composer Brendon John Warner transcends genre on La Fonte by Molly Lasker Sydney based composer Brendon John Warner’s music transcends genre; seamlessly floating between electronica and classical, the multi-instrumentalist is paving the way for a new generation of crossover composers who use…
News Meet the two Australians bringing classical music to the 21st century… with rubber chicken covers by Lara Smetannikov Classical music fans rejoice – your favourite pieces are being reinvented for the 21st century with “fun, humour and simplicity.” And it’s being revolutionised by two inventive violinists utilising the powerful…
