CoS Audiography: Episode 013: “An Interview with Jeremy Kolosine, part 4″
By Len Comaratta on June 27th, 2011 in
In this edition of Audiography, I continue talking with Jeremy Kolosine, founding member of Futurisk.
As we continue to talk about Futurisk, Kolosine describes what it was like using electronic instruments and early synths in the days before the development of MIDI and the inherent difficulties in playing as well as recording on such instruments.
We also talk about the re-release of Futurisk’s Player Piano EP on the Minimal Wave label and what led Kolosine to re-release the material after 30 years. The re-release was also coupled to the release of vinyl remixes by prominent artists such as Throbbing Gristle’s Chris Carter and Tom Furse of the Horrors.
More information is available at Jeremy Kolosine’s website www.receptorsmusic.com.
For information on Minimal Wave Records:
http://minimalwave.com/artists/artist/futurisk
Featured Music:
01. Futurisk – “Meteorite”
02. Futurisk – “Poison Ivy”
03. Futurisk – “Split Second Decision”
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Audiography Episode 013 – “An Interview with Jeremy Kolosine, part 4
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8-bit, chip music, Jeremy Kolosine, Kraftwerk, Ksine, Receptors
By Len Comaratta on June 13th, 2011 in
“Continuing with our discussion on the evolution of chip music, we veer into what was behind the making of the Kraftwerk tribute compilation. Kolosine talks about Kraftwerk’s involvement in the project, specifically co-leader Ralf Hutter’s input, as well as his reaction to people’s befuddlement of “covering an electronic band even more electronically.”
More information is available at Jeremy Kolosine’s website www.receptorsmusic.com.
Featured Music
01. Receptors – “Trans-Europe Express”
02. Glomag – “Pocket Calculator”
03. Bubblyfish – “It’s More Fun to Compute
