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Vanessa Ague

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Writing about music @thewiremagazine @pitchfork @thequietus @icareifulisten @toneglow etc. | Blogging @theroadtosound | she/her
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Music in Continuous Motion

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By Vanessa Ague Verified
| Pitchfork Verified
The story of Music for Four Guitars began in Bill Orcutt’s basement. There, he picked up an electric guitar, improvised several angular melodies, and turned to Logic to assemble them into exquisite lattices. The resulting 2022 album blended the rippling effect of classical minimalism with noise, representing another path for an artist whose long career has been defined by reinvention through numerous solo and collaborative projects.
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Notes from Earth at Le Poisson Rouge

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By Vanessa Ague Verified
| theroadtosound.com
Few people walking into an Earth show would suspect the opener would be a lecture about the harmonic series, but on Sunday, November 9 at Le Poisson Rouge, that’s what we receive. Steve Moore (aka Stebmo), a collaborator of the band’s, plays a brief Laraaji-esque song, then puts the casio synth down and takes up the mic.
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Album Review: Samara Lubelski, V1/V2

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By Vanessa Ague Verified
| theroadtosound.com
Have you ever wondered what it might be like to drive your car on the streets of another planet? Going for a drive on a less-traveled path is a way to hurtle yourself into something new, and there you would’ve chosen the real unknown. Like any other day, you’d sit at the steering wheel and stare out at the world in front of you, but it would look so different: the colors would be warped, the landscape would be full of rocks you’ve never seen, there might be some previously unimaginable life form.
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