Tag Archives: Arjun von Caemmerer

Sines of the Times – Loops + Topology: airwaves

Airwaves from Topology

“To the marvels enfolded within this album, airwaves, there is literally no end…”

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Review: Fish Boast of Fishing (Peter Knight)

Review: Fish Boast of Fishing (Peter Knight)

… the hum, buzz, & electric crackle coalesce at times into the sounds of the everyday

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Suites of Grey

Grey Suite

It is fortunate that I allowed myself several exposures to this album before approaching Tom Heasley’s website where, prefixed to Tuba, the word Ambient is so prominently and alarmingly highlighted.

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Residual Echoes: Arjun von Caemmerer reviews Residual by Peter Knight and Dung Nguyen

Residual Echoes: Arjun von Caemmerer reviews Residual by Peter Knight and Dung Nguyen

“…this album features dual talents, in this case those of Peter Knight and Dung Nguyen, both members of Way Out West…”

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The Droste Effect: McGann’s Double Dutch?

The Droste Effect: McGann’s Double Dutch?

A chain of association began when I first encountered the album’s title, which was some months before I found a copy of this album.

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Scott Tinkler Quartet: Red Door

Scott Tinkler Quartet at Bennetts Lane Jazz Club, Melbourne on April Fools Day, 2005

Rai Thistlethwayte – a bit mongrel-ish

‘I guess maybe I can’t decide what I like, I just like it all, and although that is hard to ‘market’ to the world, it’s true to me, so I’m a mongrel.’

Gian Slater receives Creative Fellowship

Musician Gian Slater receieved an early career fellowship in the first round of creative fellowships under the new Federal Government’s Creative Australia Artist Grants initiative.

Barney McAll’s creeping unease

Barney McAll’s Graft is a suite of music that looks at technology and the bizarre affect it is having on human connection. It is a wild musical sound painting reflecting the ever increasing ambiguity between virtual and real.

ANU School of Music – changes cause concern

Recent changes to the ANU School of Music in Canberra have created a dismayed buzz in the Australian jazz and [...]

Gian Slater sings Belinda Moody’s ‘Sleepy Head’

‘Slumber’ composed and arranged by Belinda Moody, performed by Moody on bass, Gian Slater on vocals, Colin Hopkins on piano, Phil Collings on drums, and string quartet.