The illustration that summarises the birth of Imp.Vis.Past: the KiNo autobiographical album with some 42 songs (currently and counting), which I have been working on intermittently during the 6 years of production development with Blenkinsopp. The result of this bout is about to be seen with the groundbreaking technological advances made for the KiNo Live. [...]
Category Archives: DAY
Springing
April 9, 2010 – 02:19
On a beautiful spring day – this café on Wythe avenue is where I like having my ritualistic daily coffee.
The Rehearsal Bout
March 26, 2010 – 02:59
Guitarist Alan McSeveney at the ‘Space’ where KiNo Live is being prepared for action. The live performances will take place on the 6th floor of a building in Manhattan starting in April.
Happy Birthday Blenkinsopp!
March 5, 2010 – 21:22
Today, we celebrated my mentor and biggest supporter Jeff Blenkinsopp’s birthday at Ears. Also today, Alan finished off the mind blowing job of transferring the KiNo Live Rig from the development case to its new flight case, all ready to go!
Our Rig Arrived
March 2, 2010 – 05:26
The monster flight case arrived at Ears that will encase the all custom created analogue KiNo Live rig.
Emile sous le neige
February 28, 2010 – 03:52
My friend Emile Soubiran playing on the snow in front of Zebulon.
Chelsea Hotel
February 25, 2010 – 03:48
Dropping off Ayça’s paintings at the Chelsea Hotel, down the street from Ears, for her upcoming exhibition.
The Present
January 24, 2010 – 18:16
This book came in as a present from dear Jocelyn on the occasion of my birthday, reminding me that I am a poet in New York. Acknowledgement to friends who took me out and spun my head, thanks to Alan, Ayca, Jen & Hen and Joce for a memorable twist and shout.
Eric Rohmer! Eric Rohmer! Eric Rohmer!
January 12, 2010 – 01:05
Cinema lost one more of its children today. Eric Rohmer (1920-2010). Thank you for the edification and the big wave.
Thank God the Holiday Bollocks is Over!
January 5, 2010 – 04:38
We return to the studio intensifying efforts on the final adjustments of the Analogue Tower of Power, the engine of KiNo Live, that is invented by Jeff Blenkinsopp and computerised by Alan who also plays guitars. All 3 keyboards we will use are now fully processable and permanently set up for the imminent rehearsals. Ears, [...]
