Tag Archives: Robert Wyatt

Matching Mole, Progressive Style, Genre and Protest

Posted on May 29, 2016 by Paul Carr

I attended a really fantastic conference last week on Progressive Rock at Edinburgh University. It was a great opportunity to spend three days listening and thinking about the various factors that make up this genre of music. Here is the … Continue reading →

Posted in Musicology | Tagged Andy Bennett, Bill MacCormick, Canterbury Style, Dave McCrea, Dave Sinclair, Dick Hebdige, Edward Macan, Genre, Group Improvisation, John Covach, John MacDonell, Joseph Stuessy, Little Red Book, Matching Mole, Matching Mole's Little Red Record, Meta Genre, Music, music analysis, phil miller, prog rock, Progressive Rock, pseudo individualism, Robert Wyatt, Soft Machine, Style, The Little Red Songbook | Leave a comment

Albums Based on Previous Images

Posted on April 3, 2016 by Paul Carr

I have just sent off an essay to a potential publisher on Matching Mole – the relationship of the band to politics and genre boundaries. As can be seen below, their 2nd album is a direct take on a Chinese propaganda … Continue reading →

Posted in Academic, Musicology | Tagged Frank Zappa, Little Red Book, Mao Zedong, Matching Mole, Matching Mole's Little Red Record, Robert Wyatt, The Little Red Songbook, We're Only in it for the Money | Leave a comment

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