THE RUINS PODCAST
THE RUINS PODCAST
Podcast Description
SLATE + ASH presents THE RUINS PODCAST, a series of conversations originating from producer Randall Dunn's Circular Ruin Studios. The series feature six experimental guitarists whose performances define the RUINS instrument, exploring a shared philosophy of material innovation.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of material innovation, sonic exploration, and philosophical discourse regarding sound. Episodes include discussions on influential musical backgrounds, as seen in the explorations of Stephen O'Malley's transition from thrash metal to avant-garde soundscapes, and David Torn's insights on the role of imperfection and software in music creation. Other episodes may delve into the interaction between physicality and composition, as well as the artistic implications of feedback and amplification.
SLATE + ASH presents THE RUINS PODCAST, a series of conversations originating from producer Randall Dunn’s Circular Ruin Studios. The series feature six experimental guitarists whose performances define the RUINS instrument, exploring a shared philosophy of material innovation.
Bill Horist traces his evolution from punk rock bassist to a master of prepared guitar and makes a compelling case for relinquishing control. He discusses a philosophy where the most valuable work emerges from systems moving beyond an artist's command, where the instrument plays itself. His contributions to the RUINS instrument find magic in the kinetic energy of physical objects, and embracing the beautiful, undulating chaos that follows.
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