Marshall Allen:
That’s the real secret, and there’s nothing else to say. It’s just, I’m gonna try to do it, to prove it. If it does you any good, it will rub off when needed. And that’s what people need. And I’ve seen other people age, that’s kind of despondent, or they changed their mind about this, and… Going another way. But I’m still fighting that battle of what I was taught, using sound. I hear sounds, sometimes they come out of there, out of nowhere. And I hear things… And then sometimes I only hear nothing. Then I play anyway, and something else comes out. And it seems… I’m standing! The only thing I know is to use it for my own betterment. I want to create a better world, I’ll start with myself. Small. So there you have it. Ain’t much more to say.
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Interviews:
- Marshall Allen: Vibrations of the Day
- Shopping With Evan Parker
- Peter Kowald: Musical Refugee
- Alan Silva Wants His MTV
- Eddie Prévost: Master of Disorientation
- Fred Lonberg-Holm:
Tasting a Single Sound - Michael Zerang:
A Little Point In Time And Space
Reviews, essays, music journalism
and other such things of fiction:
- Music Unlimited 2002 in Wels, Austria
- The Birth Cry of a New Flute / Creative Music In The Rumpus Room - A day on the road with the Sun Ra Arkestra, Charles Gayle, Brandon Evans, Han Bennink, Martin van Duynhoven, Muneer Abdul Fataah and the Rotterdamse Improvisatie Poel
- Asexual Politics
- Declaration of War
- "The Best Concert Of My Life"
Subjective reviews of live moments with Alan Silva, Johannes Bauer, Roger Turner, Paul Lovens, Peter Kowald, Paul Hubweber, Peter Jacquemyn...
