Bill Orcutt, Chris Corsano, and Tashi Dorji join Aquarium Drunkard to discuss the lasting appeal of the two-piece band in improv and experimental music.
Category: Tashi Dorji
Tashi Dorji :: The AD Interview
Tashi Dorji’s music exists in the now, the exact moment when it leaves his fingers. Playing is, for him, a kind of spiritual practice, as necessary as eating and breathing and just as instinctual. His latest album, Stateless, was recorded in about an hour and a half, Dorji laying down track after track, pausing only to retune in idiosyncratic ways between bouts of playing.
VDSQ 2016 :: Michael Chapman, Sarah Louise, Tashi Dorji and Kristin Thora Haraldsdottir
Vin du Selecte Qualitite’s founder Steve Lowenthal literally wrote the book on John Fahey ( Dance of Death: The Life of John Fahey, American Guitarist , 2014), but don’t assume that the artists on his label are mere Fahey imitators. […]
Tashi Dorji / Marisa Anderson
Footfalls Records , the new label from Wooden Wand’s James Toth and Leah Hutchison Toth, has come right out of the gate with a stellar first release — a split LP highlighting […]
Tashi Dorji :: Appa
Describing Tashi Dorji’s music makes it seem pretty esoteric. The Bhutan-by-way-of-North Carolina guitarist creates improvised solo guitar pieces made up of skittering runs, buzzing strings, gamelan-like harmonics and other possibly […]