“Very deep is the well of the past; should we not call it bottomless?” – Thomas Mann, Joseph and His Brothers III. A Space To Think In the liner notes to his landmark 1978 album Music for Airports/Ambient 1, legendary music producer Brian Eno defined the genre he was inventing like this: Whereas the extant […]
A classic. Herzog runs to the heart of darkness and finds light there.
Recently I had the good fortune of chatting with Eric Elbogen, the one and only member of Say Hi, previously known as Say Hi to Your Mom. Based out of Seattle, Mr. Elbogen combines spare, introspective lyrics with a foot-tapping, hand-clapping mix of electronic keyboards, kick-ass drums, powerful guitar riffs and a soulful voice. These […]
So we took last week off on the Ennealogic track. Probably some kind of ethereal superstition about how the number 9 interacts with the number 12. But everyone survived okay, right? Nothing popped up in the obits.
“Thinking is the first poison…” I am humbled and, to be honest, a bit afraid. I don’t quite know how to go about writing this review and am frightened of its implications. For in writing about it, I am in fact destroying it – if ever so slightly – limiting the ways in which you […]
