Back in 2004 I first recorded 'this wires' and put it online as Lamb on the land.
I've been inspired by the harp Alan Lamb built with Scott Baker and continue to record it. Hear some wind-generated sounds here
Passed attractions
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Here's a short overview of how to make your own contact microphone using piezo crystals. This technique was taught to me by Alan Lamb w... -
The Solar Angel from abre ojos on Vimeo . It's worth clicking on the link above to visit the Vimeo page for this clip for an explanati...
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There was a concert and workshop in Cootamundra last weekend featuring a couple of my favourite artists, Alan Lamb and Oren Ambarchi. I... -
This morning I suggested to Marc that it might be interesting to hear the tracks from the last Junto after participants had incorporated th...
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The Junto assignment this week is to "Share music-in-progress for input from others." I had this riff based on loops of varying l...
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The great joy of art, whether it’s music or writing or visual arts, is always that you realize that you have something in you. When you list...
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This morning I was reading an article on George Lucas' new film and it reminded me of an earlier interview I'd read with him in whi...
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It’s important for me to say that being proud is not so much a claim on quality or achievement in the work, or lack thereof, but of satisfyi...
Other outlets
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Let's flock together - *It was about a year ago that I first heard a new bird call near my home in Leeton* The noise was a bit like the Plover and that sounds like an angry rubbe...
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Driving hills at night - Driving hills at night headlights reveal the landscape suddenly a yacht
