9PM-5AM is the most recent project of Gold Gazebo. It’s a series of atmospheric soundscapes inspired by the story of a nighttime underworld in a vacant industrial district.
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Right Brain Records turns three this month. To celebrate we’re offering new subscribers a free compliation album.
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Episode 26 of the Right Brain Music Podcast features electric guitar innovators from London, New York, Seattle and Oklahoma. Hear their sounds and link to their work.
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Ian Gwin and Haley Freedlund, writing for Earshot Magazine, tackle the difficult job of finding the right words to describe abstract music in their reviews of Spontanea’s Quintaphonic and Chromasonic
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ToE is a mysterious experimental electric guitar duo from England. Their self-titled album has become a surprise digital streaming hit. Now, their second release is available. Learn all about ToE, hear both records and listen to a podcast episode here…
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Right Brain Records celebrates completion of its first two full years of operation with a new compilation album—a wild ride through the world of improvised music.
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Gold Gazebo is an undefinable musical trio that was built for a pandemic. They collaborate remotely, making surreal stream-of-conscious soundscapes. Inspired by the isolation of the lockdown, GG has a new album called Please Fall Awake, n Right Brain Records.
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Bugs In The Basement is an enigmatic and prolific free improv duo. They have a new album on Right Brain Records, and an interview in a brand new Right Brain Music Podcast episode. Get the details here.
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Farrell Lowe is a virtuose guitarist and prolific artist, with a wide range and an ever-expanding catalogue. In Episode 12 of the Right Brain Music Podcast, we meet Farrell and explore his work. This post has additional information and links.
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CHA is a unique collaboration of three women: Carol J Levin plays electric harp. Healther Bentley play electric viola. Amelia Love Clearheart adds spoken word and a wide range of vocal techniques. Together, they create a unique collaborative voice that is somehow accessible yet defiant of easy description.
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We present a new episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast. Here, you’ll meet Steve Scribner, a Seattle-area composer who uses unique graphic scores to engage musicians in creating otherworldly sonic landscapes. He calls his scores "sound scrolls." We hear excerpts of his compositions , somewhere in the overlap of avant-garde, new classical and free jazz.
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In episodes 8 and 9 of the Right Brain Music Podcast we meet six wildly diverse artists that use improvisation to create uniquely beautiful soundscapes. Here we link to their sites.
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