PBK & John Wiggins - Where Pathways Meet
Label:
Catalog#:
none
Format:
6 x File, MP3, 320 kbps
Country:
US
Released:
06 Dec 2008
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Abstract,
Drone,
Noise,
Experimental
Credits
Notes
PBK:
"When I posted the "Listening To The World Vibrate" cassette remaster I promised to enlighten the readers of this blog to the compositions I had collaborated on with John Wiggins. For those too young to remember, RRRecords released two crucial experimental music lp's by Mr. Wiggins in 1986 & '87. Long out of print, maybe not a lot of people ever even heard them, but I did and I was a huge fan from my first days in the cassette underground. John Wiggins is better known these days as a film and television soundtrack composer, and maybe best known as the composer of the theme for Howard Stern's cable television show on the E! Entertainment Network.
Starting around 1994, and through to the late 90's, I became very interested in improvisation and free jazz. I wanted to create a sort of futuristic jazz music, very synthetic sounding, but organic in construction, and I had been working for some time on this idea. John helped me to realize my ambitions for this and these six compositions are the result. The tracks have never been released, except for one which will come out on "Under My Breath" in 2009."
"When I posted the "Listening To The World Vibrate" cassette remaster I promised to enlighten the readers of this blog to the compositions I had collaborated on with John Wiggins. For those too young to remember, RRRecords released two crucial experimental music lp's by Mr. Wiggins in 1986 & '87. Long out of print, maybe not a lot of people ever even heard them, but I did and I was a huge fan from my first days in the cassette underground. John Wiggins is better known these days as a film and television soundtrack composer, and maybe best known as the composer of the theme for Howard Stern's cable television show on the E! Entertainment Network.
Starting around 1994, and through to the late 90's, I became very interested in improvisation and free jazz. I wanted to create a sort of futuristic jazz music, very synthetic sounding, but organic in construction, and I had been working for some time on this idea. John helped me to realize my ambitions for this and these six compositions are the result. The tracks have never been released, except for one which will come out on "Under My Breath" in 2009."
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