Wire 484 June 2024
Inside our brand new issue:
Shellac: The US noise rock squad are hard as rails on long awaited new album To All Trains. By Emily Pothast
Arnold Dreyblatt: The Berlin based composer unwinds with the rich overtones of The Orchestra Of Excited Strings. By Peter Margasak
Dreyblatt on disc: Peter Margasak selects choice recordings from the composer’s catalogue, from the early 1980s to the present day
Robyn’s Rocket: Trumpeter, mentor and activist Robyn Steward nurtures an anything goes ethos at her inclusive events. By Clive Bell
Zoh Amba: The US saxophonist has forged friendships with Chris Corsano and Farida Amadou in the fire of free music. By Stewart Smith
Invisible Jukebox: Iceboy Violet: Can the Manchester MC/producer keep their cool when faced with The Wire’s mystery record collection? Tested by Claire Biddles
Unlimited Editions: Ipecac. By Joseph Stannard
Unofficial Channels: MusicRepublic & Moroccan Tape Stash. By Levi Dayan
The Inner Sleeve: Kai Fagaschinski on The Jimmy Giuffre 3
Global Ear: Berlin choir A Song For You create a safe space for marginal voices in the German capital. By Caroline Whiteley
Kalia Vandever: The New York trombonist sounds the horn for political resistance. By Abi Bliss
Antti Vauhkonen: The Finnish player’s universal music runs from trance to Trane. By Francis Gooding
Marion Cousin: Iberian folk song is an anticapitalist escape for the French singer. By Derek Walmsley
Normil Hawaiians: The long awaited return of the roving ranters. By Louis Pattison
Epiphanies: Tashi Wada changes his tuning with the help of Jean-Philippe Rameau
Soundcheck: 9T Antiope, AMM All-Stars, Kee Avil, Marco Baldini, Beings, bela, Olivia Block, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy/Nathan Salsburg/Tyler Trotter, British Murder Boys, Tony Conrad & Jennifer Walshe, Rhodri Davies, E, Ecovillage, Einstürzende Neubauten, Jessica Ekomane/Laurel Halo, Nomi Epstein, Myriam Gendron, Beth Gibbons, Griffure, The Handover, Ilios, Eiko Ishibashi, Jawnino, KRM & KMRU, Christina Kubisch & Trondheim Voices, Lolina, Kevin Richard Martin, Mdou Moctar, Elaine Mitchener, Paul Newland, Normil Hawaiians, Mary Ocher, Paul Paccione, Pollution Opera, Vince Pope, Tomeka Reid Quartet, Saint Abdullah & Eomac, Sandwell District, Greg Saunier, Dave Schoepke, Il Sogno Del Marinaio, Still House Plants, Tristan & Titania, Universal Cell Unlock, Fay Victor/Herbie Nichols SUNG, Jim White, Jim White & Marisa Anderson, Xasthur, Various Creiriau Y Delyn Rawn/Relics Of The Horsehair Harp, Various FUNK.BR: São Paulo
The Boomerang: Cannonball Adderley, The Amboy Dukes, Christer Bothén, Gastr Del Sol, Howlround, Yusef Lateef, Machi Oul Big Band, Septet Matchi-Oul, Cukor Bila Smerť, These Immortal Souls, Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy, Various Arthur Baker Presents Breaker’s Revenge: Original B-Boy And B-Girl Breakdance Classics 1970–1984, Various Someone Like Me
Print Run: Conversation Épistolaire/ Epistolary Discussion by Patrick Chamoiseau & William Parker; Let The Music Play: How R&B Fell In Love With 80s Synths by Steven Vass; The Secret Public: How LGBTQ Performers Shaped Popular Culture (1955–1979) by Jon Savage; Truckload Of Art: The Life And Work Of Terry Allen by Brendan Greaves; Chronologies Of Creamcake Edited by Steph Kretowicz; Travels Over Feeling: Arthur Russell, A Life by Richard King; Be Glad For The Song Has No Ending: An Incredible String Band Compendium (Revised And Expanded Edition) edited by Adrian Whitaker
On Screen: In-Edit Netherlands, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
On Location: Ceasefire Now!, Berlin, Germany; Borealis, Bergen, Norway; Fever Ray, London, UK; 20 Years Of Hyperdub, London, UK; Celebrating 90 Years: Christian Wolff, New York, US; Assembly, London, UK; MaerzMusik, Berlin, Germany; Sarah Angliss: Giant, London, UK; Women From Space, Toronto, Canada; Moor Mother, London, UK; Composer Joseph Daley At 75, New York, US; Free Movements: Equinox, London, UK
On Site: Terry Fox, All These Different Things Are Sculpture, New York, US; Andrew Pierre Hart, Bio-Data Flows And Other Rhythms – A Local Story, London, UK
| Weight | 0.235000 |
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| Binding | Magazine |
| Pages | 106 |
| Date Published | 2024-05-09 00:00:00 |
| ISBN13/Barcode | 9770952068137 |
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| Publisher | Wire Magazine LTF |
Inside our brand new issue:
Shellac: The US noise rock squad are hard as rails on long awaited new album To All Trains. By Emily Pothast
Arnold Dreyblatt: The Berlin based composer unwinds with the rich overtones of The Orchestra Of Excited Strings. By Peter Margasak
Dreyblatt on disc: Peter Margasak selects choice recordings from the composer’s catalogue, from the early 1980s to the present day
Robyn’s Rocket: Trumpeter, mentor and activist Robyn Steward nurtures an anything goes ethos at her inclusive events. By Clive Bell
Zoh Amba: The US saxophonist has forged friendships with Chris Corsano and Farida Amadou in the fire of free music. By Stewart Smith
Invisible Jukebox: Iceboy Violet: Can the Manchester MC/producer keep their cool when faced with The Wire’s mystery record collection? Tested by Claire Biddles
Unlimited Editions: Ipecac. By Joseph Stannard
Unofficial Channels: MusicRepublic & Moroccan Tape Stash. By Levi Dayan
The Inner Sleeve: Kai Fagaschinski on The Jimmy Giuffre 3
Global Ear: Berlin choir A Song For You create a safe space for marginal voices in the German capital. By Caroline Whiteley
Kalia Vandever: The New York trombonist sounds the horn for political resistance. By Abi Bliss
Antti Vauhkonen: The Finnish player’s universal music runs from trance to Trane. By Francis Gooding
Marion Cousin: Iberian folk song is an anticapitalist escape for the French singer. By Derek Walmsley
Normil Hawaiians: The long awaited return of the roving ranters. By Louis Pattison
Epiphanies: Tashi Wada changes his tuning with the help of Jean-Philippe Rameau
Soundcheck: 9T Antiope, AMM All-Stars, Kee Avil, Marco Baldini, Beings, bela, Olivia Block, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy/Nathan Salsburg/Tyler Trotter, British Murder Boys, Tony Conrad & Jennifer Walshe, Rhodri Davies, E, Ecovillage, Einstürzende Neubauten, Jessica Ekomane/Laurel Halo, Nomi Epstein, Myriam Gendron, Beth Gibbons, Griffure, The Handover, Ilios, Eiko Ishibashi, Jawnino, KRM & KMRU, Christina Kubisch & Trondheim Voices, Lolina, Kevin Richard Martin, Mdou Moctar, Elaine Mitchener, Paul Newland, Normil Hawaiians, Mary Ocher, Paul Paccione, Pollution Opera, Vince Pope, Tomeka Reid Quartet, Saint Abdullah & Eomac, Sandwell District, Greg Saunier, Dave Schoepke, Il Sogno Del Marinaio, Still House Plants, Tristan & Titania, Universal Cell Unlock, Fay Victor/Herbie Nichols SUNG, Jim White, Jim White & Marisa Anderson, Xasthur, Various Creiriau Y Delyn Rawn/Relics Of The Horsehair Harp, Various FUNK.BR: São Paulo
The Boomerang: Cannonball Adderley, The Amboy Dukes, Christer Bothén, Gastr Del Sol, Howlround, Yusef Lateef, Machi Oul Big Band, Septet Matchi-Oul, Cukor Bila Smerť, These Immortal Souls, Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy, Various Arthur Baker Presents Breaker’s Revenge: Original B-Boy And B-Girl Breakdance Classics 1970–1984, Various Someone Like Me
Print Run: Conversation Épistolaire/ Epistolary Discussion by Patrick Chamoiseau & William Parker; Let The Music Play: How R&B Fell In Love With 80s Synths by Steven Vass; The Secret Public: How LGBTQ Performers Shaped Popular Culture (1955–1979) by Jon Savage; Truckload Of Art: The Life And Work Of Terry Allen by Brendan Greaves; Chronologies Of Creamcake Edited by Steph Kretowicz; Travels Over Feeling: Arthur Russell, A Life by Richard King; Be Glad For The Song Has No Ending: An Incredible String Band Compendium (Revised And Expanded Edition) edited by Adrian Whitaker
On Screen: In-Edit Netherlands, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
On Location: Ceasefire Now!, Berlin, Germany; Borealis, Bergen, Norway; Fever Ray, London, UK; 20 Years Of Hyperdub, London, UK; Celebrating 90 Years: Christian Wolff, New York, US; Assembly, London, UK; MaerzMusik, Berlin, Germany; Sarah Angliss: Giant, London, UK; Women From Space, Toronto, Canada; Moor Mother, London, UK; Composer Joseph Daley At 75, New York, US; Free Movements: Equinox, London, UK
On Site: Terry Fox, All These Different Things Are Sculpture, New York, US; Andrew Pierre Hart, Bio-Data Flows And Other Rhythms – A Local Story, London, UK