These are strange, unsettling and alienating times, but music is one thing we can cling to for succour and transportation. I have always thought of music (especially certain kinds of impressionistic or meditative instrumental music) as offering a kind of ‘emotional location’, a place to visit, become immersed in, to connect and commune with and…
Harland Miller’s show York, So Good They Named it Once, including some 30 paintings, opened in York Art Gallery on 14 February and was originally due to run until the end of May, but with the museum now closed, the local audience are robbed of the chance to see these works in the flesh. The…
BY DAVID SHEPPARD / Brian Eno Reissues On November 16, veteran composer, artist, libre-penseur and proselytiser for all things generative and futurological, Brian Eno will receive another indication of incipient National Treasure status as four of his seminal albums – Discreet Music, Music for Films, Music for Airports and On Land – are re-released by…