Sharing Keith Fullerton Whitman videos on Tumblr is starting to become a weekly thing. This one’s a psychedelic excerpt from the forthcoming Occlusion LP. #iseenoproblemhere
Sharing Keith Fullerton Whitman videos on Tumblr is starting to become a weekly thing. This one’s a psychedelic excerpt from the forthcoming Occlusion LP. #iseenoproblemhere
Keith Fullerton Whitman continues his “patch pr0n” video series.
[The Wire: The Keith Fullerton Whitman Notebooks]
In Keith Fullerton Whitman’s ever evolving modular synth work, I tend to be drawn to his more ambient explorations, but love the psycho pinball patches, too. Thankfully, this excerpted new work, “Rhythmes Naturels,” featuring percussionist Eli Keszler does both.

I feel like I experienced music differently in 2011. When music journalism is your 9-to-5 job, there has to be balance: What is for work and what is for myself? I still haven’t quite figured that distinction out, yet (and it’s been 13 years since I started writing about music), but what the following 25 albums, songs, bands, exhibits and more abstract music experiences (movie scenes, light installations) have in common is that they all meant something to me. And that’s the undefinable thing about music, yeah? This isn’t a profound realization, especially since the primary qualifiable thing about music (meaning) is completely intangible. But on some level and, I suppose, with some age, the parts of music that give meaning to me are starting to come together.
Some of the blurbs after the jump have previously appeared at NPR Music for my best metal and best outer sound year-end lists, and some of the text has been snatched from other write-ups, but more than half of it is new and completely unedited.
Read moreKeith Fullerton Whitman has a new toy and it’s the size of a briefcase.
It’s not entirely clear to me what this show’s supposed to be, but all I know is Keith Fullerton Whitman picked it and that I want his beard in the intro. (FYI: It’s a live synth improv by Laurie Spiegel.)
(Source: networkawesome.com)