Finally secured a brand new copy of Peter Sloterdijk’s Globes. The second and longest book in his magnum opus trilogy, Spheres🤌
It was the only copy available at a random art gallery storefront. The only other ones I could find were bad used copies for over $200. Got this for $40. I don’t think they realized what they had.
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Current listening. More Colin Stetson. This album is insane.
"The music on New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges was captured entirely live in single takes with no overdubs or looping (except for the French horn section on "All the days I've missed you", and guest vocals on various other tracks), using over 20 mics posit...
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Gm👨🎨💬
A new Artist Spotlight is out!
Read about the life and art of a brilliant digital artist and a great friend, @evelyn0.
lonewick.substack.com/p/an-empty-m...
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I've posted a bit less in the past few weeks, just deep into building and creating. Feels good. I'm still around though and there will be bursts of activity.
Two things to look forward to:
👨🎨 A new Artist Spotlight coming out. Read all previous ones here (so much creative gold!): lonewick.substack.com/s/art...
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'Composer and pianist Richard Carrick's recent work fuses his penchant for long form composition, fluency in extended techniques, versatile performance practice, and interest in structured improvisation. This newest album-length work, l’Algérie is the second part of a trilogy of large-scale works inspired in part by th...
'With the battle of Pavia in 1525 a long period of Spanish domination began for Milan. Under the reign of Charles V the arts and music flourished. Antonio de Cabezón travelled across Europe visiting Milan in 1548 and his music influenced the great European composers. Contrary to keyboard instruments, lute and vihuela ...
