Single Gun Theory members look back on their career and discuss current projects
With the re-release of their second album, Single Gun Theory members Pete Rivett-Carnac and Jacqui Hunt look back on their career and discuss current projects.
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Dom La Nena
Brazilian-born singer/musician Dom La Nena talks about her musical process and her amazing new album, “Soyo.”
Catherine Duc
On her debut album, “Visions and Dreams,” Australian musician Catherine Duc blended together elements of Celtic music with various electronic styles to create a highly cinematic worldbeat sound. Her music truly transcends music genres; for instance, it’s bound to appeal to New Age fans, but at the same time fans of more experimental electronic styles … Read more
An interview with Ben Watkins of Juno Reactor
How did the recent US tour go? Ben Watkins : I always enjoy trying to mess around with this idea of playing electronic music live. Where on the Moby tour we only did half an hour or 35 minutes, on this tour in some cases we did an hour and a half. You learn a lot … Read more
Sarah McLachlan and Camille Henderson discuss Delerium
With the addition of vocals and an increased emphasis on dance beats, Delerium’s 1994 “Semantic Spaces” lp represented quite a change for the band. On their next release, “Karma,” the duo moved even further in this direction. Delerium is comprised of Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber, who have also worked together on Front Line Assembly … Read more
Single Gun Theory interviewed about “Flow, River of My Soul”
Though Australia is not normally thought of as a hotbed for electronic music, Sydney’s Single Gun Theory have nevertheless proven to be one of the most creative bands in the genre. The group’s music is highly structured and song-oriented, while also being very experimental in terms of the sounds used. Their latest album, “Flow, River … Read more