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Tomita: A Live Radio Tribute, October 17
I’m excited to announce that on October 17 at 10:30 p.m., I’m hosting a live, two-hour tribute to Isao Tomita! The genius behind sweeping, lush synth epics like Snowflakes Are Dancing and Kosmos, Isao Tomita interpreted classical music through synthesizers and Mellotrons, blowing up the charts in the 1970s and 80s and inspiring a generation…
Dream ’til Dawn: An all-night Tangerine Dream marathon
Incredibly excited to announce that on April 11, I’m hosting a live, overnight Tangerine Dream show on 90.7 KSER and streaming around the world. I’ll play their long-form, universe-expanding 70s work like Phaedra, Rubycon, and Alpha Centauri, as well as their driving 80s soundtracks and studio albums like Risky Business, Hyperborea, Tangram, and more. Plus…
Sesame Street’s “How Crayons Are Made” might be stock music’s most beloved track
Richard Harvey was unemployed. He had been the woodwind player and keyboardist for the progressive rock band Gryphon, and their music—with its Medieval influences, album covers of wizards playing chess, and album titles like “Midnight Mushrumps”—was passe. Instead, punk was ascendant, and had destroyed Gryphon like a switchblade through a jester’s hat. Their company had…
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