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Marlon Patton Interview
Marlon Patton is a musiXplore alum who was recently interviewed about his career as a percussionist. You can listen to the podcast here: Marlon Patton: Genre-hopping, Building a Home Studio, Searching for Sounds
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Ben Neill – Horizonal
Ben Neill performed selections from his Horizonal album at Ramapo College on April 20, 2016. After an introduction and historical background of his unique Mutantrumpet, he demonstrated the connection between the instrument and the computer system that produces the sound and video. None of the video is prerecorded: it is all generated live from his…
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Dense Mine of the Orchid – Cancelled
We’ve had to cancel the proposed Hart Crane show for this fall. Thanks to those who expressed interest!
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Dave Nelson – New Music
Just over a year ago, Dave Nelson and Marlon Patton graced the musiXplore stage with their excellent bass trombone-percussion duo. Now Dave Nelson has new music on Bandcamp, all of looped trombone. The album is called Thirty Thousand Feet. It’s a great sound, check it out: Thirty Thousand Feet by Dave Nelson
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musiXplore Artists on Downbeat’s Best of 2015
Congratulations to Sumari (Jack DeSalvo, Tom Cabrera and Matt Lavelle) for having their premiere self-titled album placed on Downbeat magazines list of Top 25 Albums for 2015. Sumari performed at musiXplore on November 16, 2014. In case you missed that show, here is video of the third part of Sumari’s musiXplore show. You can view…
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Paterson Art and Music
musiXplore has always supported the art and music scene in Paterson. This Sunday, August 23, some on down to the Dolphin Gallery at 70 Spruce Street in the historic district. There’s an artist’s party in celebration of their new Industrialism II show. Music by ArtCrime and more, starting at 3pm. Here’s the Facebook event, with…
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Bryan Alka Cancelled
Bryan Alka has cancelled his April 19 appearance at musiXplore.
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Bryan Alka at musiXplore
Occultronica is Bryan’s preferred name for the style of music he is making today: a mix of electronic sounds and mystic vision that combines wonder and knowing in a potent mix. This is music that takes you somewhere unknown, a place where there are still mysteries. musiXplore will be hosting his performance on Sunday, April…
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Electric Golem Video
From out March 15, 2015 show, Electric Golem performs the title piece from their new release Astrogolem You can view the entire show from this link.
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Electric Golem at musiXplore
Hailing from Ithaca, NY, Electric Golem is duo of synthesists James Spitznagel and Trevor Pinch. Together they create generative, modern psychedelic mindscapes. During his daylight hours, Pinch is Professor of Science and Technology Studies and Professor of Sociology at Cornell University, and the coauthor of perhaps the definitive book on synthesizer technology, Analog Days: The…