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I write reviews, interview artists, and submit news for music sites The Big Takeover, Rebel Noise. Adequacy.net, Stereo Embers Magazine, The Record Stache, Label Obscura, and Indie Music Review.  I also supply feedback to music creators about their songs at Fluence.io.  I am an established writer and have written hundreds of music reviews and produced hundreds of fun and informative artist interviews over the years. A sampling of performers I've interviewed: Anton Newcombe, Kristin Hersh, Mark Kozelek, Kathleen Hanna, Steve Kilbey of The Church, Mark Gardener of RIde, Dean Garcia of Curve and SPC ECO, Inger Lorre, Saint Etienne, Keren Ann, Deafheaven, The Twilight Sad, Alcest,  Does It Offend You, Yeah?, mr. Gnome, Lush, KatieJane Garside, Cranes, Blood Red Shoes, and even actor (and sometimes musician) Thomas Jane. I began my music career in the early 1990s by putting out a music-related paper fanzine titled Stratosphere which is now in online form at my Stratosphere Fanzine Yahoo Group. In 2007 I became a contributing writer for Adequacy.net.  In addition to the music sites listed above, I have contributed to Tasty Fanzine, The Spill Magazine, Gigslutz, and the now-defunct Junk Media.

Synths of Eden is the music blog by @LPascolatti and @CapirotoRecords. The main purpose of this blog is to share new independent music and to highlight the all-time classics, things we like in general. Synths of Eden produces playlists, both on Spotify and Soundcloud to share the best new and old releases of independent artists and great artworks that are worth spreading.

https://synthsofeden.com

Patient Hands is the solo-project of ambient musician & songwriter Alex Stooshinoff. A Russian Doukhobor (‘spirit-wrestler’) from the Canadian Prairies, Stooshinoff relocated to Montréal in 2015, where he earned a degree in philosophy and electroacoustics. Stooshinoff self-released his debut album "Stoic" in early 2019, with Japanese outlet Note.mu calling it a "...masterpiece.” The record concerns a many year-long sickness, and the warp and weft of mystical experience that ran through it. 

An artist who values risk as a sign of true vulnerability, Stooshinoff writes honest, at times confessional lyrics, and often appears nude in his visual output. Outside of music Stooshinoff is a professional model, and something of an aspiring historian of philosophy. He has ambitions of pursuing a PhD someday.

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