Thulani Davis: Nothing but the Music

Thulani Davis: Nothing but the Music5 x 7. 5 inches, paperback, 63 pages. The sounds of late 70s and 80s east coast avant garde jazz, soul, and punk rock are well documented, but in Nothing but the Music Thulani Davis gives us something beyond, delivering a collection of synesthetic, transportive documentary poems that breathe anecdotal and impressionistic life into a sonic social history about which most can only speculate. Davis verse takes free flight with its muses, scatting and

compiles a series of sonic choreographies conducted at the artist’s living and studio space in suburban East London

” When Fulkerson met Hunt at a conference organized by Larry Austin in early 1976

Perspektive

The interview took place a few months after the publication of Jarman’s book Black Case Volume I & II: Return from Exile

Since his first release in 1975

and sculptures

brooding licks that form the record’s backbone

and the journal—seeks to present Christiansen’s life and work in a holistic manner that befits his dynamic practice

O’Dwyer is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is informed by both the conceptual concerns of sound art and traditional composition techniques

the Danish Arts Foundation

Jerry Hunt: Transmissions from the Pleroma

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