Future Music Magazine, Classic Albums: Gas 0095
We’re very pleased to tell you that there is a 3 page feature and interview with Mat Jarvis talking about the Gas 0095 album in this months Future Music magazine for their Classic Albums series.
Talking to Roy Spencer, Mat goes through the album track by track explaining the stories behind each.
Business is never usual for Gas producer Mat Jarvis. This highly-collectible and experimental electronic album for the now defunct Emit label is proof enough of that. It’s the sound of a man in love with sonics, given free reign to invent a new language in sound. There are no rules.
The interview was transcribed a little strangely, so some of the grammar appears to be a little odd. There are also details of equipment used, working methods, Emit Records, Square Dance Studios, the stories behind the names…
It’s just the sound of robots talking to each other. What are they saying? I don’t know. I just record it.
In future posts we’ll upload some of the material that never made it to the feature, such as quotes from influential artists talking about the album, videos and photographs.
Future Music is also available from myfavouritemagazines.com
Quotes used by kind permission.
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A great read and some well deserved recognition!
Great interview :)
Fantastic, some inside secrets. I’m off to buy a copy!
Great combination, the future music of Gas 0095 and Future Music magazine!
I’ll definitely be picking up my copy this month, thanks!
Awesome! I’ll have to check it out.
I’ve actually just started a little Squidoo lens about em:t (http://www.squidoo.com/emit_records). I’m wanting to get as much insider information as possible in there.
Fantastic news Mat, well deserved!
About Bl**dy time!
I’ve been emailing them every six months asking for an interview with Mat Jarvis.
@Rob — Very interesting Rob, I’ll be keeping an eye on your Squidoo emit page!
Thanks for the kind words guys, and Lem for the pestering!
@Lem — thanks. I’ve not had much chance to work on it recently, but I was planning on adding more stuff soon. It’s getting to be quite reasonably read already.
Just waiting for the interview about the next album !
loved the cardboard cutout Moog that came with the last CD. Congrats on your interview!
[...] the recent Future Music feature on Gas 0095 we were lucky enough to be given a quote by Dr. Alex Paterson from The Orb about the [...]
Hopefully Mat will continue in to the future with developing
his ambient endevours, with which we can purchase at leisure, perhaps publish N.T Norrises unblogged in DvD form for all to enjoy!
[...] the recent Future Music feature on Gas 0095, Magnus Birgersson from Solar Fields was kind enough to give us a quote about the [...]
I did also (pardon me) own a copy of every c.d e:mit records published.
Robert Fripp’s wife “Toyah Wilcox” is performing at The Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe, North Devon in March 2010. Ronnie Wood ( Rolling Stones) occasionally drinks in a pub nearby with Damien Hirst and Charles Saatchi.