People Archives

JEPH JERMAN
began playing drums in 1972 at the age of 13. spent my formative years in various bar bands while simultaneously seeking out more adveturous people to make more adventurous music. formed/joined a myriad of ensembles to that end, including: big joey, blowhole, city of worms etc. in the mid ’90’s i moved to seattle […]

ACHIM WOLLSCHEID
Artist, writer, teacher. Creates both recorded and installation work since the early 80’s, collaborating with a variety of artists and musicians. His work in sound has led him to an interest in the relation between sound, light and architectural space, which he continues to pursue and investigate. Member of SELEKTION, an organisation for the […]

THOMAS WINCEK
Thomas Wincek an instrumentalist by choice, and a computer operator out of necessity. His primary interest lies in the intersection of organic and electronic means of making sound. He has studied sound, sound composition and improvisation with Nicolas Collins, John Corbett and Rob Drinkwater. As the main force behind the experimental electronic dance act […]

JASON WIETLISPACH
Jason Wietlispach-born 1970, Evanston Ill. Reeds, bass, synth, electronics, kitchen sink. Played reeds, primarily bass clarinet, in various improv groups in the Chicago scene in the mid 901s. Moved to Milwaukee in 1997. Started Soutrane Recording Company (www.soutrane.com)and putting out releases under the names of Castle Broadway, Field of Sound, among others. Busy […]

RALF WEHOWSKY
Ralf Wehowsky co-founded the German group P.D./P16.D4 in 1980, and also the arts organization Selektion in 1982. Both outlets addressed sound, film, and literature from anti-mainstream perspectives. Since 1992 he does solo and collaborative work under the moniker rlw. he has worked with Kevin Drumm, Lionel Marchetti, Andrew Chalk, Bruce Russell, Johannes Frisch, Bhob […]

DAN WARBURTON
After studies at Cambridge University and a Harkness Fellowship to pursue a doctorate in Composition at the Eastman School of Music (Rochester NY), Dan Warburton settled in Paris in 1988. In 1992 he was awarded the Lili Boulanger Prize for Composition, and subsequently was commissioned to write for the Composers Ensemble (UK) and the […]

MATTHEW WALDRON
M.S. Waldron was born in Toronto at the donkey-end of 1969, and began doing graphic work almost immediately (but with limited success for several years). In 1980, he was moved to California; to this day he has still not gotten the hang of it. The first attempts at audio composition were made in 1988, […]

MATT TURNER
Matt Turner is regarded as one of the world’s leading improvising cellists. Equally adept as a pianist, Turner performs everything from jazz standards and twentieth century new music to alternative rock and improvised avant-garde. Turner completed his undergraduate studies atLawrenceUniversityand his Master of Music degree in Third Stream Studies at the New England […]

ASMUS TIETCHENS
Born 1947. Busy in electronic music and musique concr?te since 1965. First LP release 1980. Since then more than 30 releases. After a brief “pop” period (1980 - 83) I became more + more involved in the industrial movement. From the 90s on I concentrated on abstract noise music. Numerous collabs (David Myers, Achim […]

ADAM SONDERBERG
Adam Sonderberg (b. 1978) is a composer working predominantly with concrete-based compositions utilizing the computer as a discrete processing and assembly tool. His selected discography includes over a dozen releases, both solo and ensemble work, published by a number of different labels including: Absurd, Cathnor, Crouton, Tonschacht, Entr’acte, Type, Con-V, and Longbox Recordings.
Co-director, with […]