Melting Zone: An Interview with D.J. Spooky
From Metro Silicon Valley
THERE are few artists working today who are as driven both by experimental curiosity and intellectual rigor as Paul D. Miller, a.k.a. DJ Spooky. Mixing hip-hop flair and postmodernist praxis, Miller has bridged the gap between unlikely bedfellows such as Grandmaster Flash and John Cage, rare-cut dub and musique concrète. He has also been criticized by those who find his theoretical approach to hip-hop and composition far too intellectual. Click here to read more »
