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"I want no compromises whatsoever. What I do is not a form of entertainment. It's like a religious or spiritual experience."
May 9, 1970: Charles Gayle, 31, in one of his earliest published profiles.
Offering the Gods of Free Jazz the Most Beautiful Fruit in Existence
Yoshiyuki Kitazato on the Masayuki Takayanagi New Direction Unit's Mass Hysterism in Another Situation
Masayuki Takayanagi
Acoustic Noise, Anarchist Utopias and the Never Ending Process
An Interview with Sult by Andrew Choate
Sult
Going Straight to the Source, Hugh Glover on Milford Graves
The Children of the Forest Interview by Jake Meginsky
Milford Graves
"Like there’s a motorcycle roaring around in your skull"
Munehiro Narita, Psychedelic Guitar God, Co-Founder of High Rise - The G-Modern Interview
High Rise
Nagisa Ni Te 渚にて - Evil Star 災いの星
A short film by Vincent Guilbert
Nagisa Ni Te
Ayami Suzuki 鈴木彩文 - Forest Voice and Electronics
Shinji Shibayama "Picking up on the mysteries hidden behind the veil of everyday life."
The in depth interview with the founder of Hallelujahs, Nagisa Ni Te and ORG Records
Nagisa Ni Te, Hallelujahs
Naoki Zushi, “When You Lose Yourself"
A snap-shot from G-Modern Vol. 6, Summer '94 of Naoki Zushi, member of Hallelujahs, Nagisa Ni Te and Hijokaidan by Shinji Shibayama.
Naoto Yamagishi, from a Forest Cavern
"It seemed the only thing we could be, it was like a psychic eruption of something long building up"
A History of Surface of the Earth by Jon Dale
Surface of the Earth
I know nothing of my final product...
Keiko Higuchi in conversation with Alan Cummings
Keiko Higuchi
Expanding within sound, how nothing completely stops moving
Keiko Higuchi and Louis Inage on Vertical Language, tub boats, Noh theater and the Black Lodge.
Milford Graves, Previously Unreleased Recordings now Streaming
Michael Ehlers discusses three pieces with The Wire.
Four Films for Transgression!!!
Donald Miller & Emmalee Sutton, Music / Dance
Donald Miller
Looking for Neural Pathways
Donald Miller in conversation with Alan Licht
What Lasts in What is Lasting
A performance film of Jean-Luc Guionnet & Lotus Eddé Khouri, saxophone and dance, Live in Los Angeles.
Jean‐Luc Guionnet
"Rupture Was the Only Exit"
Frantz Loriot speaks with Andrew Choate about "unlearning" classical music, making drastic decisions and "extreme" music.
Frant Loriot
Chuck Johnson, Cinder Grove, featured in the New York Times
Chuck Johnson’s Ode to What’s Been Lost in California’s Fires
Chuck Johnson
If you’re going to make music, stake your life on it.
Kan Mikami 1992: Part 2 of The G-Modern Interview
Kan Mikami
