07.29.2010

David Stubbs has written a lovely review of my Datalove release in The Wire Magazine. You can check it out in the current August Issue.

06.25.2010

Welcome to the new version of my website. It's had a face lift and is ready for action. I'll be writing more details about my happenings here as opposed to just major news like in the past. Hope you enjoy the new design.

05.05.2010

My first album under my alias Datalove was released today. It's15 tracks which draw samples from Indian film scores, Turkish psychedelic rock, Persian funk, deep crate soul/jazz, lounge, and impossibly rare library records, all of which come together under the structure of some thick and raw beats. Also, to celebrate the release, The Strange Agency has made a special Datalove edition of their Slice iPhone app. You can download it for free at iTunes.

02.20.2010

Raphael Smarzoch did an hour long feature about Quiet Design on Germany's WDR3 Radio called Guitar 3.0. The feature focuses on our Quiet Design release, 'Spectra: Guitar in the 21st Century' and has samples of the release and interviews with me, Tetuzi Akiyama, Erdem Helvacioglu, and my Quiet Design co-partner Mike Vernusky. It's all overdubbed in German, and you can check it out at WDR3.

01.12.2010

Tobias over at Tokafi.com has written a lovely in-depth feature on my album, 'Hearing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Hears'. Check out the feature by clicking here.

01.01.2010

New review of 'Hearing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Hears' over at Textura.org. Read it by clicking exactly here.

12.20.2009

Ed Pinsent of Sound Projector has written about 'Hearing is Forgetting'. You can read it at their site.

12.01.2009

My album, 'Hearing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Hears is now available. Inspired by light artist Robert Irwin, It's a mesmeric, post-structuralist electronic work which explores my new approach to composing self-organizing structures which use set pitch classes, physical models and a touch of chance.

Hearing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Hears is now available.