THRU Magazine Archive
Joëlle Léandre rips it. She leans in to the double bass with eyes sealed shut to block out all but tactile and audible information. It is self-imposed sensory deprivation because improvising is difficult—making music in that manner requires a certain kind of focus. Perhaps it compares to singing with virtuosity and dancing with choreography at once: […]
Doug and I chat about sound, artists, consciousness, the spinning wheel of change, activism, and the new normal. Through discordance, we understand order and through change we understand the everlasting. I am in Los Angeles and its blowing my mind for some reason–I talk about it. For more on Doug, go to dougtheriault.org Photo by Megan […]
Now getting deep in to the brush and organic material is clinging to your clothes, sweat is on your brow and the mirage of relief is beginning to appear lucid in your imagination. It is day four at the festival. Initially, you look forward to the weekend of activities, but on Sunday, you realize there […]