cello, piano, loop pedals, laptop processing, dubstep, breakcore, noise, drone, folktronica, post-classical...
My longtime friend in improv, Clayton Thomas, has organised improv experimental performances in Sydney for decades. He spent some time in NYC Berlin but has been back here for a while, and in response to the genocide in Read more
This site has become a DJ set repository, which I'm not at all unhappy about, but nevertheless there is some new solo cello music coming (literally solo cello in fact!) but I can't say when just yet. In the meantime Read more
As is traditional, I've done a Best of 2025 DJ mix for Utility Fog. It's probably the strangest one I've done yet there's heaps of dance music, including jungle drum'n'bass, bass music of all stripes, dub techno, dubstep, Read more
I've done a new DJ mix for Lilly Grainger aka Killian's excellent FBi Radio show M5. Her show started as an ode to trips down the M5 motorway listening to her Dad's music selections, so she played trip-hop, shoegaze etc. Read more
I'm backdating this post so I have this mix listed here. My traditional end-of-year DJ mix, which I was pretty chuffed about. The Utility Fog site (which has a suspiciously familiar design) has the full write-up of all the tracks. Read more
Super excited to have this album out in the world! I joined my mate Lachlan Dale and excellent friend Timothy Johannessen in this very unusual band a couple of years ago guitar through a raft of pedals and two Read more
Friend of the band Michel Gasco created a stunning video for our most postrock of tracks, "Return". I'm in awe.
As we gear up to release our album Apsides, Black Aleph (my ritualistic doom band with Lachlan R. Dale and Timothy Johannessen) have released a live video of one of the album tracks, "Precession". The album's theme is orbital mechanics, Read more
So I'm in another band. Black Aleph is, as always, an unusual lineup, with my dear friend Lachlan R. Dale on guitar with myriad effects pedals and two amps, and Timothy Johannessen playing the Persian frame drum called the daf. Read more
My usual end-of-year wrap for Utility Fog is to do two or three shows. It's settled on three lately: one show for "vocal" music ("songs", so to speak), one for sound-art and experimental stuff, and one for "beats" ("dance music", Read more