Atrux is in the midst of a bunch of really interesting projects, but while we plan and wait and think and plan and thing, I want to help get the word out about a bunch of really interesting ongoing art…
Category Archives: The Artists
I’ll Wait for the Sun
While we wait and plan and listen and wait and plan and listen some more, I’ve started working on these solar powered amplifiers.
Com·mu·ni·ty
The Gridlock 4.0 recap keeps going as Stina talks a bit about collaboration, community, Clinton, Josh, Vancouver and collaboration.
Gridlock 4.0: It’s all over now.
Stina gives a brief recap of last weekend’s Gridlock 4.0 in Vancouver featuring new music from Clinton Patterson and Joshua Van Tassel. The last of the Gridlock shows this was a fantastic way to close out our first concert series.
Stina on Clinton
Clinton Patterson is our final Gridlock artist. From LA via Georgia he’s a talented and passionate musician Stina was fortunate enough to spend some time with in LA. This covers the basics: The accent, the music and the quest for rock stardom…
He’s A RockStar
Andrew Tholl should be a rockstar.
Actually, honestly, he kind of already is.
I first met Andrew in my second year at CalArts when he was literally introduced to me as “The New Violinist”. I perked up instantly (violinists were…
K – V
Vinny Golia needs no introduction.
He’s played in Vancouver numerous times and has recorded with a lot of local talent (Check his label 9 winds for releases).
Kathy Carbone might not be as recognizable to Vancouver.
I met…
Melon Head
I met Paul and Cindy Douglas (heads of Melon) at a house party in Halifax a couple of summers ago and I think if I had to pick a start date for the Atrux time line, that would probably be…
Mr. Wadle
Stina Hanson on Douglas Wadle: Our first conversation, our time at CalArts, Douglas as composer and performer, and why Atrux is so excited about his involvement in Gridlock and hopefully many future projects.
P.O.R.T.L.A.N.D.
So as the title suggests I got to spend some time in the PDX last week.
Portland had a lot to live up to. During my time in LA it was universally considered the one city I had to see…