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Richard Barbieri
explores the making of his latest album Hauntings, which pushes deeper into the panoramic instrumental language he’s been refining in recent years. Barbieri moves between memory and speculation, conjuring scenes that drift from lamp-lit Victorian London to faded glimpses of Belle Époque Paris while also glancing toward uneasy visions of an AI-driven future. In addition, he discusses his ongoing work with Porcupine Tree, archival projects involving Japan and Jansen Barbieri Karn, and the state of the music industry.
Phil Manzanera
discusses his five decades seamlessly shifting between genres, scenes, and roles with Anil Prasad at the SF Noise Pop Festival.
Jerome Froese
delves into his new cinematic LP Sunsets in Stereo, built from unfolding textures, melodic elements, and rhythmic pulses.