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Interviews
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Interview with Tom Allum, Mayma Awaida & Tony Sarre
Tone List Discussion with the artists behind Beckoning for Closeness, an installation at DADAA Fremantle and audio work published on Tone List. TLQ Tone List The same questions about improvising asked to different improvisers in Perth - here are my answers. Winter in the Wings The Blue Room Theatre Magazine publication by The Blue Room Theatre about their 2020 Winter Nights program, featuring an interview with myself and Noemie Huttner-Koros. Interview with Andrew Hartwig Porous Borders A chat Andrew had with me after neither of us had had much sleep, amidst the incredible wildness that is KLEX Festival in 2019. Interview with Eduardo Cossio & Djuna Lee Tone List Video discussion with Eduardo Cossio & Djuna Lee regarding their release 'Knots' on Tone List Interview with Temporary Autonomous Zion
Tone List Video discussion with Sage Pbbbt & Shoshana Rosenberg ahead of their release 'Making Kin' on Tone List. TLQ Series Tone List The same interview questions asked to experimental improvising musicians in Perth since June 2016. Featuring Djuna Lee, Lindsay Vickery, Shoshana Rosenberg, Michael Caratti, Dan O'Connor, Eduardo Cossio, Sage Pbbbt, Ben Greene and James Bradbury. |
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Writing
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Some ways of hearing place in Boorloo's experimental music scene
Cool Change Contemporary Two-And-A-Half yearbook An article discussing the work of Ross Bolleter, Seacrest Gardens, Simon Charles, Katie West & Sage Pbbbt. Shoulder deep underground Limelight Magazine Reflecting on the curatorial approach of Audible Edge 2022. Exploring sound and friendship in WA Resonate Magazine An article speculating about the impact of some events in Perth in early 2019, for Resonate. un lieu pour être deux Tone List An essay on this piece by Antoine Beuger, originally published in Dircksey. Small Worlds Tone List Liner notes to Quiver's release of Werner Dafeldecker's composition Small Worlds. Tura New Music at 30 Resonate Magazine An article about the Perth scene and Tura New Music's role in it. |
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Reviews
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"From ambient sounds to frenetic deluges, these musicians’ ability to listen and respond to minute variations in tempo and mood is extraordinary." (Francesca Sasnaitis, Australian Book Review)
"Wow. I feel like my words won’t really do Niko Mo’s performance justice. Every aspect seemed so meticulously crafted and flawlessly executed" (Tiffany Ha, SeeSaw Magazine) "Ghost Gum Reverb, despite their younger age, possess a clarity of concept with what they wish to achieve. This certainly is an ensemble that will be worth supporting into the future." (Garry Lee, SeeSaw Magazine) "as evident in the mixed bill programs “Every Which Way” and “Come What May”, Audible Edge 2021 was a triumph." (Jonathan Marshall, SeeSaw Magazine) |
