PODCAST: AUTOreverse Podcast 8

AUTOreverse PODCAST NUMBER 8

August 20, 2011
0. Ian C Stewart - "AUTOreverse Theme"
1. Auzel - "She Turned Into The Dog" from OLD
2. Knitting By Twilight - "Biddeford Pool" from WEATHERING
3. Devilcake - "Salad Bar Man" from EATING THE GOSPEL
4. Jon 7 - "Sunset" from LIGHT AREAS
5. Aric and the Episodes - "Boy Crazy" from I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN ALL ALONG
6. Wendell K - "Steam (20:8 Remix)"
7. Dino DiMuro - "My Name Is Print" from OUTTAKES UNIVERSE
8. Translucent Mirror - "Flow Of Life Interrupted" from FUZZY LANDSCAPES
9. Evan Peta - "All My Lovin'" from ZEN BY DEFAULT
10. Anixas - "Zectec 117" from ZECTEC
11. Love Calvin - "Green Pea Soup" from WHAT'S LEFT, VOL. 4
12. C. Reider -"We Will Make You Whole" from OWNING EXTINCTIONS
13. Crippling Deficincey "These Tools Are Pretty Helpfull, Especially The Cry Editor (excerpt)" from I AM TERROR'S SNOOTINESS
14. Ray Carmen "Little Angel" from OLD SCHOOL OLD FOOL
15. Just John - "Huminor" from THE OLD DOUBLE MELMAN
16. Distant Trains - "Sketches" from CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR SUICIDE
17. Bat Lenny - "These Fragile Thoughts" from SHADOWLAND
18. Todd Skaggs - "Hemidemisemiquaver" from IN THE TEMPLE OF THE BUTCHERED COW
19. Next Big Thing - "Mary Anne With the Shaky Hand" from NBT-4-CNP
20. Russ Stedman - "Heavy Ketchup" from WHY KILL YOURSELF? (1987)
21. Ian C Stewart - "Trail Mix" from ALPHABETICAL FOOD ODYSSEY
http://iancstewart.podomatic.com/entry/2011-08-20T10_20_33-07_00

REVIEW: KNITTING BY TWILIGHT - WEATHERING - CD, 2011

Knitting By Twilight - Weathering CD 2011

KNITTING BY TWILIGHT
Weathering CD, 2011
http://www.itstwilightmusic.com
Fascinating, percussive instrumentals with art rock tendencies. It would be lazy to say Dead Can Dance with special guest Robert Fripp, so I won’t say it. The soundtrackish, professional production places this album into a category all its own. And though the song title “Harold’s Budds” may tip their hand, Knitting By Twilight is more than mere gauzy piano. The layers of hand percussion deserve a special mention, and the unique, darkly Asian tone of the cymbals. The dynamics ensure that this is not some overly-rigid MIDI new age pastiche, or something. I’m losing the plot trying to say how much I’m enjoying this. I do! I’m reminded of David Sylvian’s better instrumental pieces.
Ian C Stewart

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INTERVIEW with John Orsi of Knitting By Twilight

Weathering, 2011

AUTOreverse, Issue 14, Summer 2011
JOHN ORSI of
KNITTING BY TWILIGHT
interview by Ian C Stewart

July 10, 2011

SO, JOHN.....DID YOU MISS AUTOreverse?
I did miss AUTOreverse!  My immediate reaction to it's absence was "Where did that great magazine go to?"  It seemed to me that AUTO had the same sensibility regarding Music AND Art and Design that I was/am attempting with Knitting By Twilight.  And so a kinship was lost when AUTO went away.  And so Welcome Back!