Issue 2 – Preview #5: Daniel Fardon’s SONG-PEACE-WAR-SINS-INDUSTRY-DISCONTENT-FAME-OBSCURITY
For my submission to Riffs Journal, I created a graphic music score for solo voice, using fragments from 12 different pop songs, ranging …
A Popular Music Studies Journal
For my submission to Riffs Journal, I created a graphic music score for solo voice, using fragments from 12 different pop songs, ranging …
Many beloved or obscure psychedelic songs seem to adopt the image of a bicycle, silently yet persistently recurrent, as a …
The prompt for the second issue of Riffs declares that a song can be about anything. I agree. But should …
For a response to this brief I have composed this short work with three parts. Rather than exploring and extrapolating …
A song can be about anything, and a single song can be about (can mean) many different things to many …
The second issue of Riffs: Experimental Writing on Popular Music is out tomorrow – but here’s our front cover to keep you …
Call for Proposals The editorial team of ‘Riffs: Experimental research on Popular Music’ invite 300 word proposals for the next …
Journalistic coverage of music relies not only upon evocative and descriptive copy, but also on photographs which ideally capture the …
Drawing on my own personal memories of being involved in the British punk/anarcho-punk scene in the UK, in the late …
I was privileged to meet Robert Ashley at his TriBeCa apartment in May 2010. Over afternoon margaritas, we talked …