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Glass Punk is an algorithmically-composed musical performance inspired by the works and style of Phillip Glass and Daft Punk.  A Markov-chai

In "divine the rest," written for and dedicated to the NYC-based NOW Ensemble, I try to generate serendipity through the interweaving of hum...

Pushing the bounds of the genre she invented with Max for Live and Arduino.

Our Italian friends Maurizio Giri and Alessandro Cipriani, authors of Electronic Music and Sound Design, tell us why their book is worth c...

RadioGamelan is the first in a series of pieces which seek to embellish the 1960’s notion of “action scores” (embodied in the music of Chris...

Made this vid to demo a max for live device my evil twin made. He's not really British. He just thinks it gives him street cred.

For this project I used Max/MSP for sound design, effects processing, and for spectral analysis during post production.

"Paths that lead to Nowhere" is a solo ambient / new music / noise project  featuring processed guitar, retuned piano and synthetic sounds.

Between the 1950s and the mid 1960s, long before Robert Moog and Wendy Carlos injected electronics into pop-music (with a few exceptions lik...

I spend part of my life doing a radio program of electronic, experimental, electroacoustic, and various other types of music on Madison's own community radio station WORT-FM, and have done so for an embarrassing number of years. I guess that's probably why my colleague D. told me that I should feel free to rave about recent recordings in the course of my blogging life...