INTERVIEW with Dave Fuglewicz

Dave Fuglewicz

AUTOreverse #14, summer 2011
Dave Fuglewicz
interviewed by
Ian C Stewart 

Let's talk about your musical influences. Who are your biggest influences and why? Who were your early musical influences?
I would have to list Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze's work of the 1970's as major influences and a lot of the progressive rock movement of those days. Jimi Hendrix was and is a big influence of my musical direction. That may not be obvious since he was a guitarist, but in the sense of a philosophy of music that is free, experimental and willing to take chances.

REVIEW: Dave Fuglewicz and Hal McGee - Synergistic Reconstruction - tape 2011

Dave Fuglewicz and Hal McGee - Synergistic Reconstruction, 2011

DAVE FUGLEWICZ and HAL MCGEE
Synergistic Reconstruction cassette, 2011
Haltapes - www.halmcgee.com
Here's some fresh noise by two legends of the genre. This c-60 is divided into four separate pieces. The layers were brought together on a four-track cassette recorder, which just warms my heart. This whole project is a labor of analog love, at least on the recording end. Dave's original noises and synthesizer tones were later manipulated and reassembled by Hal into this stimulating blend.
Ian C Stewart

NEWS: Dave Fuglewicz and Hal McGee - Synergistic Reconstruction

The second cassette release on the new Hal McGee Tapes label
Synergistic Reconstruction
by
Dave Fuglewicz and Hal McGee

4-track cassette works of noisy, spacy synthesizer experimental electronic music.

For complete information, including pictures of the cassette cover, go to:
http://halmcgee.com/HM002synergisticreconstruction.html