Tag: enuminous & archimedes
Millie Sievert, Will You Marry Me? – Faust Jones and The...
A couple of years ago, I wouldn't have considered the concept of AI to be something drawn from the vivid imagination of a William...
Lilypad the Dragondog – Millie Sievert and The Radioactive Five (reviewed...
After sonically, and perhaps physically, but don't quote me on that, cavorting with Faust Jones on an album that saw Mille Sievert wander, possibly,...
Millie + Faust = A Nihilist Paradise – Millie Sievert and...
I guess it was bound to happen. Millie Sievert and Faust Jones get together both as partners in chaotic and creative crime, as allies...
Time-Knapped Chanteuse – Millie Sievert and the Radioactive Five (reviewed by...
It's been a strange day on the reviewing front. Already under my belt today is a wholly AI-generated workout soundtrack and a spoken word...
The Profane Joys of Satanic Panic Lyrics and Other Songs –...
Well, that's a bit different. I get so used to eNuminous & Archimedes albums, as eclectic, experimental and unsecondguessable as they are, having a...
Nothing Nothing No Thing Nothing Nothing – Millie Sievert and the...
Those who read this site regularly will know something of the backstory and sci-fi mythology behind Millie Sievert and the Radioactive Five. They will...
February 30th 1912: eNuminous and Archimedes LIVE! at the Hippodrome, London...
Band back stories are usually pretty straightforward affairs. People meet at school, bond over a few favourite artists, form a band, and make music...
That Was The Music Week That Was 260124
So here I am once more, (to quote a song from my youth) more great music from the grassroots movers and shakers that have...
O Captain – eNuminous & Archimedes (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Until now, my view of eNuminous & Archimedes was as someone searching for, exploring and shaping the possibilities and potential of the future of...
At The Crossroads He Met an A.I. [Robert Johnson Simulator Suite]...
A.I. and its effect on creativity, art, and job security were the hot topics of 2023. And such discussions should be had early on...
Artificial Life – eNuminous & Archimedes (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
At the risk of repeating myself, eNuminous & Archimedes is more than just about the end result of making music. Whilst most bands/artists/acts/sonic scientists...I...
The Great Machine Doesn’t Help – eNuminous & Archimedes (reviewed by...
I'm lucky enough to have already had a taste of the peculiar and otherworldly universe woven by eNuminous & Archimedes, a mind-bending sojourn through...
