Side By Side: Peter Broderick on Bell Orchestre's House Music

15.10 2021

This week in our Side by Side series, American-born multi-instrumentalist and singer Peter Broderick shares his thoughts on Bell Orchestre's latest album House Music.

"Become
Entranced,
Listening
Lovingly.

Open
Realms
Collecting
Hazy
Ears,
Spontaneous
Textures
Reaching
Endlessly.

Heartfelt
Octaves
Undulating,
Scattering
Eternity.

Melting
Under
Scorched
Inspiration.
Cool."

— Peter Broderick

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Side By Side: David Allred on Daniel Thorne's Lines of Sight

Daniel Thorne's record Lines of Sight has consistently been one of my best friends since its release in 2019. I first discovered Daniel's music when my dear friend Peter Broderick showed me his side project Immix Ensemble & Vessel while we were spinning records in a cabin at the Oregon coast back in 2016. Upon first hearing it, I was immediately moved by Daniel's ability to create music that somehow feels equally as ancient as it is futuristic. There's something about his way with harmony that feels like it's from another world and I love being fully immersed in this world.

Side By Side: Sheherazaad on Anne Müller's Heliopause

4.12 2023

Our Side by Side series returns with newest signee Sheherazaad's essay on her love for Anne Müller's Heliopause.Anne, having worked historically on some of my most favorite albums, has a solo body of work that leaves me feverish, awe-stricken, and ever - newly nostalgic for her known signature sound.I have a bizarre way of describing music while composing, and this language came to the fore while sitting with Heliopause. Here is the untechnical, ludicrous account of my brain matter when I heard her album.