The Tonearm
Putting a needle on the cultural wax
The Tonearm is an ambitious and thoughtfully curated online magazine dedicated to amplifying the voices of boundary-pushing artists and creators across multiple mediums, including music, visual art and more. These artists inspire us, and they will also inspire you.
Claire Cope: Orchestrating Stories of Brave Women (Spotlight On : 254)
Craig Mod: Things Become Things That Last (Spotlight On : 252)
Tamiko Thiel: part 2 - art at technology's edge (Spotlight On : 251)
Tamiko Thiel: part 1 - sculpting the electronic brain (Spotlight On : 250)
Spotlight On Arthur Russell, with author Richard King
Hunter Noack: Grand Piano & Grander Landscapes (Spotlight On : 249)
Devin Gray: Most Definitely's solo drum universe
Gordon Grdina: the axe man cutting down borders
Noah Preminger: A Veteran Saxophonist Tackles the Ballad (Spotlight On : 248)
Steve Wynn: a music and memoir grand slam
Graham Reynolds: soundtrack virtuoso takes center stage
Satoko Fujii: composing beyond the jazz spirit
Ches Smith & Shara Lunon: dismantling musical conventions
Live at The Royal Room: improvisation in music and life
Riccardo La Foresta: drumming without drumming
Janek van Laak: drumming up a circle of madness
Mary Halvorson & Sylvie Courvoisier: Bone Bells and the Art of Surprise (Spotlight On : 247)
Paul Chastain: The Small Square's big sounds
Katie Ernst: bass notes and murder ballads
James Falzone: joyful noise from the pain stick
Francesco Crosara: jazz journeys from Rome to Seattle
Kavita Shah: embracing the saudade of Cape Verde
Phillip Golub: Recording the Impossible Piano (Spotlight On : 246)
Kevin Sun: emotion, technique, and the language of jazz
Will Barnes: jazz impressions of the Welsh landscape
Lucky Lo: Swedish pop music with a twist
Sui Zhen: Sleepless at SXSW
Chalk: a relentless and genre-busting band from Belfast
Nic Dembling: recalling new wave New York with Comateens