LUCA Publishes Spanish Language Interview With Carl Stone
Spanish language Webzine LUCA has published Carl’s first extensive Spanish language interview.
Webzine en español LUCA ha publicado la primera entrevista extensa en español de Carl.
The WIRE Reviews Latest Album “Stolen Car”
The redoubtable Emily Bick of The WIRE Reviews Latest Album “Stolen Car”
The Wire December 2020New Album “Stolen Car” Released September 25th
March 28 open 19h00 Start 19h30 Tokyo Suidobashi JP ftarri
Sunday March 28 2021 open 19h00 Start 19h30
Carl Stone + Akaihirume first performance of 2021. Audience size strictly limited to 10 people. Reservations are required. Please reserve by email to info@ftarri.com
2000 yen
ftarri
Okuno Bldg B1F 1-4-11 Hongo Bunkyo-ku Tokyo
東京都文京区本郷1-4-11 岡野ビル地下一階
Map (Japanese) at here
October 4 The World
Sunday October 4 2020
Musicity and the University of Tokyo’s Memu Earth Lab present a 48 hour broadcast from Memu, a uniquely dynamic location in Hokkaido, northern Japan. The theme is Listening to the present: questions for the future, created by Nick Luscombe, Yu Morishita, James Greer. Music and interview with Carl Stone included. Transmission is spread in 8-hour broadcasts repeated 3 times daily, starting October 4 12 pm JST/12 pm
Full list of the many great participants, and the player to listen all found at https://tinyurl.com/ya49qnxw
October 2 Open 18h00 start 19h00 CST Winnipeg Bijou Patio Send + Receive Festival
Friday October 2 2020 Open 18h00 start 19h00 CST
Carl Stone and Akihirume headline the Send and Receive Festival in Winnipeg Canada. The performance will be streamed for all to watch for free and will feature Carl in Los Angeles and Akihirume in Tokyo.
Click http://www.sendandreceive.org to watch.
Stream available October 2 from 7:00 PM in Winnipeg
Artists:
- Carl Stone and Akaihirume (US/JP) http://sukothai.com
- Xuan Ye 叶轩 (CN/CA)
- Colby Richardson (CA
- Sarah Jo Kirsch (CA)
Free/gratuit
Bijou Patio
92 Main Street, 4 Winnipeg MB CANADA
204-995-2267
send.director@gmail.com
https://sendandreceive.org/v22-oct-2nd-all-tomorrows-oceans/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1712856678867281/
New on YouTube
Cultural historian and DJ Jace Clayton’s keynote address at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt includes an interesting anecdote about binge listening to Carl Stone on Spotify.
Dj Rupture
Baroo & Himalaya Albums Both Named “Best of 2019” by The Wire, Pitchfork, Artforum, Bandcamp
Both Carl Stone album releases from 2019 found their ways onto a number of Best of the Year lists, from Artforum to The Wire.
THE WIRE:
Himalaya: Best of 2019 14/100
“The world’s pop music has become putty in Stone’s hands. Each piece could, in theory, keep reassembling its particles infinitely”
https://www.thewire.co.uk/issues/431
THE WIRE:
Baroo: Best of 2019 27/100
“Like a vivd and recurrent memory of somewhere you have never been, or an everday experience suddenly made inexplicable and strange”
https://www.thewire.co.uk/issues/431
ARTFORUM:
Himalaya: Best Music of 2019 5/10
How much music do you really need? Stone’s work suggests that sometimes a second is enough. As he shows on Himalaya, real-time manipulation of tiny samples can yield extraordinary results, ranging from shattered-beat mosaics to oceanic stillness.
BANDCAMP
Baroo & Himalaya: Best Experimental Albums of 2019
The two albums released by Carl Stone in 2019 bubble with ideas and careen with dizzying juxtapositions. He has an uncanny knack for cutting up songs and samples in ways that retain structure and melody yet still sound deconstructed and disorienting, as if the floor beneath them is bending and warping and could collapse at any time. Baroo and Himalaya both engage with pop music by rearranging its DNA, constructing a new kind of catchiness through circular edits. He can build arcs that rise and fall, and ride loops that hypnotize as they expand. The process is brainy, but both albums are also full of glee, as fun to listen to as they are to contemplate.
https://daily.bandcamp.com/best-experimental/the-best-experimental-albums-of-2019
PITCHFORK:
Baroo: Best Experimental Albums of 2019
“Like a vivd and recurrent memory of somewhere you have never been, or an everday experience suddenly made inexplicable and strange”
https://pitchfork.com/features/lists-and-guides/best-experimental-albums-2019/
These titles available through UNSEEN WORLDS as well as on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon and finer music stores.
January 16 19h00 Ho Chi Minh City VN MoT+++ Saigon
Thursday January 16 2020 19h00
Carl’s Ho Chi Minh City debut!
The venue is MoT+++s an independent, artist-run space in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. it collaborates with artists to create an experimental environment that encourages artists to push the boundaries of their practice. Joining for the evening will be Lý Trang the experimental pop/electronic composer and producer based in Hanoi as well as cross genre multi-instrumental musician and sound artist Scobi Wan.
Artists:
- Carl Stone http://carlsto.net
- Lý Trang https://lytrang.bandcamp.com/releases
- Scobi Wan https://www.facebook.com/ScobiWanSound/
100,000 dong
MoT+++ Saigon
1057 Đường Bình Quới, Phường 28, Bình Thạnh, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam
http://motplus.xyz/
https://www.facebook.com/events/581786735990014/