ToE’s use of technology in experimental music has always been minimalist. Their new project takes this philosophy to new depths.
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SeFa LoCo is an iconic quartet in the world of free improvisation. A new compilation highlights their recording career, and a new live single provides exclamation.
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Amid all the background noise, these are great times for creative music. The new special edition of the Right Brain Music Podcast features the sounds of innovative artists around the globe.
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New albums from Ukrainian musician Tungu and Finnish guitarist Heikki Ruokangas remind us that great art can emerge from harsh and dangerous conditions. .
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The Right Brain Music Podcast series has reached the station. Episode 51 is the finale. Link to this episode and a bunch of the highlights from the past six years.
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The new episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast features Bill Horist, master of the prepared guitar and acclaimed oceanic photographer. We meet Bill, hear lots of his recent work, and link to video and photography.
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In Episode 46 of the Right Brain Music Podcast we meet and hear three remarkable guitarist-composers who call the American Midwest home. they are Scot Ray, Cole Kempcke and Max Ridgway.
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Two new albums by creative trios explore the mysteries of mind expansion. Gli Autopiloti’s Avalti! and Dodd-Hoskins-Lowe’s Komorebi bear close attention.
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What is the future of the guitar? A new compilation featuring 12 accomplished and emerging artists explores this question.
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Right Brain Records has released a new score for the classic noir horror film, Dementia. The new music ias composed and performed by K. Edward Smith. Read the fascinating backstory here.
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A new Right Brain Records anthology celebrates long songs. Eight artsis and 8 new pieces traverse the world of music and demonstrate how more can be more.
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SeFa LoCo is a quartet of master improvisers who live in the moment. In the new ep of the Right Brain Music Podcast, we get inside their heads to better understand the art of the unknown.
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