1) Is the
Infinite Third when you divide and get the .33333333 repeating
forever? Doesn’t that make you math rock?
I'm glad your mind naturally went there. My initial "made-up
meaning" of Infinite Third was the idea of a minor chord sustaining forever,
resonating in every direction. It's way more exciting than the sort-of-obvious
yet mostly unspoken meaning of it. And oddly enough, I would call the
more recent rhythms I've been jamming on "triangular" if I had to describe
them.
2) Your
music is described as ambient. What does the term ambient mean to you, in terms
of music?
Well, I don't necessarily identify with being an "ambient musician"
although my music does have a pretty general "ambient" approach to it. To me,
the word represents a passive quality which invites the listener to dive deeper
without blatantly hijacking their attention. As Brian Eno (who I believe pretty
much coined the term) has said "it
must be as ignorable as it is interesting."
3) According to Band Camp, ambient music is to inspire visuals in some
ways. Is that why you have a most excellent You Tube page?
My YouTube channel is pretty much just further experimentation into new artistic mediums and taking Infinite Third (as an entity) far beyond the realm of just music.
4) What bands would you recommend someone listen to if they had never
heard ambient (or good ambient) music before?
Surprisingly, the band that bridged the gap for me to explore more
ambient stuff was Mogwai. But I would say Hammock and Eluvium were the two that
made me slow down and really appreciate that kind of music. As for currently, I
will always recommend Lowercase Noises as some of the most high quality ambient
guitar music around.
5) If Stevie Wonder has said he will never play Florida again,
couldn’t y’all just tell him he was in Georgia?
I have no opinion on Florida and no opinion on Stevie Wonder's
opinion of Florida. But yes, that's so crazy it just might work. (if that's what
you're going for)
6) Final thoughts, shout
outs, etc…??
REMEMBER YOU ARE DREAMING. Also, shout out to
Mouth Council! (my electronic vocal looping project which is unexpectedly
growing into something uniquely beautiful)
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