As for other projects and releases, Stelzer’s plate is quite full. He has just released Zontag (Port) with guitarist Giuseppe Ielasi and sound artists Roel Meelkop and Frans de Waard. And this February, In Remembrance of Me, the first disc by Skeletons Out, his oneiric, droning duo with Jay Sullivan, is due on Students of Decay. There’ll be a CD-release party at the Middle East upstairs on Monday February 11.
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- Eclectic finds
With the frigid weather and bracing winds, the natural inclination early each new year is to go a bit fetal, curl up, and hibernate until springtime.
- Soul clapping
Boston’s Next Generation Productions is on its way to becoming the premier party promoters on the circuit.
- Environmental issues
For the better part of the last 15 years, local artist, organizer, and composer Jed Speare has been an integral member of Boston’s artistic community.
- Decisions, decisions
Sometimes even when your cup runneth over, life still isn’t fair.
- The best is noise
One night last winter, Thurston Moore and Swedish sax kingpin Mats Gustafsson popped into the Middle East upstairs for an off-the-cuff performance together. The loose group arrangement — Bill Nace and Chris Corsano joined in at the last minute — made for a thrill that you hardly ever get in rock-music circles.
- Coachella it ain’t
The International Noise Conference started as an acid-tongued spit take on the club-oriented Miami Winter Music Conference.
- Bruce Springsteen’s rock dream: Little Big Man as Hot Rod hero
Columbia has been so successful that, no matter what Born To Run sounds like, Bruce Springsteen is in all probability going to be rock’s next superstar. In fact, if one can judge from the crazed crowds outside New York’s Bottom Line, he already is.
- The power of love
Carl Wilson’s recent entry into Continuum’s esteemed 33 1/3 series — a series of books by critics and musicians devoted to canonical pop albums — is framed by an irresistible concept.
- Defending the universally loathed
Forsaken entities deserve a second chance.
- Nerds and music
At least the cast of 2 Pianos 4 Hands doesn’t try to play Chopin.
- The ‘x’ factor
The Mystix want you to know they’re not fortune tellers.
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