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Music, In Rotation, Feb 14, 2013
In Rotation: Audio engineer Tim Iseler on "Darth Vader's Cock and Balls"

Plus: The Reader's Miles Raymer on Townes Van Zandt’s outtakes and audio engineer Jeremy Lemos on the Dirty Projectors at the Sydney Opera House
- by Miles Raymer
- Tags: In Rotation, Miles Raymer, demos, outtakes, Justin Walter, Iron & Wine, Echophon, live sound, Public Info, record labels, electronic music, Austin Cesar, F.C. Judd, Brian Case, Acteurs, Dirty Projectors, Sydney Opera House, Nomo, Make Noise, Fireside Bowl, We Ragazzi, Tony Rolando, trumpet, Electronic Valve Instrument, EVI, synthesizers, Kranky, Levon Helm, books, Time Iseler, Future, mixtapes, Four Tet, Kieran Hebden, DJs, audio engineers, Jeremy Lemos, Townes Van Zandt, 4ms Pedals, Rotating Clock Divider, Shuffling Clock Multiplier

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Music, In Rotation, May 29, 2012
In Rotation: Multi-instrumentalist Boris Hauf says Last.fm saved his ass

Plus: Reader music editor Philip Montoro on Witch Mountain and El-P, and Cheer-Accident keyboardist Dudley Bayne on the composer of Shredded Paranoid Cheese
- Tags: In Rotation, Philip Montoro, Witch Mountain, Como Park, carousel, El-P, Fred Firth, Marc Mellitis, St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic, Boris Hauf, Last.fm, Fred Anderson, Levon Helm

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Music, Music Review, Jan 7, 2010
Never Mind the Critics

Here’s what local musicians (and other tastemakers) were listening to in 2009.
- by Peter Margasak, Miles Raymer, and Jessica Hopper
- Tags: Music Review, Robbie Fulks, Bruce Lamont, Latham Zearfoss, Ken Vandermark, Alex White, Gant-Man, Curt Cameruci, Josh Young, Chuck Inglish, Josh Berman, Howard Greynolds, Yakuza, Chances Dances, Sonore, Frame Quartet, White Mystery, Flosstradamus, Cool Kids, Old Idea, Overcoat Management, Bad Plus, For All I Care, Nellie McKay, Normal as Blueberry Pie, Doris Day, Levon Helm, Electric Dirt, Danny Barnes, Pizza Box, Geraint Watkins, In a Bad Mood, Helen Money, In Tune, Mastodon, Crack the Skye, Keelhaul, Keelhaul's Triumphant Return to Obscurity, Yoko Ono, Between My Head and the Sky, Shakira, She Wolf, Whitney Houston, Million Dollar Bill, Le Loup, Le Loup Family, Johannes Bauer, Clayton Thomas, Tony Buck, Aus: Live in Nickelsdorf, Peter Brotzmann, Toshinori Kondo, Massimo Pupillo, Paal Nilssen-Love, Hairy Bones, Legends of Benin, Analog Africa, Andy Moor and Anne-James Chaton, Le Journaliste, Ililta! New Ethiopian Dance Music, Terrie Hessels, Terp, The Ex, Nobunny, Love Visions, Mickey, HoZac, She's So Crazy, I Am Your Trash, Mic Terror and Million Dollar Mano, Juke Them Hoes, Miike Snow, JJ No. 2, Mannequin Men, Lose Your Illusion, Too, Discovery, Mayer Hawthorne, A Strange Arrangement, The XX, Henry Threadgill Zooid, This Brings Us To, Vol. 1, Chad Taylor, Circle Down, Han Bennink Trio, Parken, Disappears, Lux, Katie Stelmanis, Believe Me, Crying, Doug Paisley

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Music, Music Review, Dec 10, 2009
Three Stripes of Americana

Anthony Coleman reframes the post-ragtime proto-jazz of Jelly Roll Morton, one-of-a-kind mongrel folkie Michael Hurley cuts an album with Ida, and Tompkins Square collects three discs of off-the-grid black gospel.
- by Peter Margasak
- Tags: Music Review, Anthony Coleman, Freakish, Jelly Roll Morton, Pierre Menard, Jorge Luis Borges, Jaki Byard, Michael Hurley, Ida, Ida con Snock, Moses Asch, Levon Helm, Fire in My Bones, gospel, Americana, ragtime, folk, jazz, Tin Pan Alley, Mike McGonigal, Utah Smith, Bob Marovich, Snooks Eaglin, Lonnie Farris, John Boswell, John Wilkins, Roma Wilson, Willie Eason

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In Rotation: Audio engineer Tim Iseler on "Darth Vader's Cock and Balls"

Plus: The Reader's Miles Raymer on Townes Van Zandt’s outtakes and audio engineer Jeremy Lemos on the Dirty Projectors at the Sydney Opera House

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In Rotation: Multi-instrumentalist Boris Hauf says Last.fm saved his ass

Plus: Reader music editor Philip Montoro on Witch Mountain and El-P, and Cheer-Accident keyboardist Dudley Bayne on the composer of Shredded Paranoid Cheese

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Never Mind the Critics

Here’s what local musicians (and other tastemakers) were listening to in 2009.

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Three Stripes of Americana

Anthony Coleman reframes the post-ragtime proto-jazz of Jelly Roll Morton, one-of-a-kind mongrel folkie Michael Hurley cuts an album with Ida, and Tompkins Square collects three discs of off-the-grid black gospel.