Podcast appearances and mentions of terence hannum

Released on September 20th, 2024, via Cold Spring Records, ‘Many Things Afflict Us Few Things Console Us' is the 5th album from Birmingham-based industrial/doom metal band Khost. An album that sees the band entering new nightmarish territories, alongside their signature walls of detuned guitar, corroded percussion and VHS atmospherics. With inspiration for many of the tracks coming from countless live shows and even soundcheck experiments, it's safe to say that this is Khost at their most creative. Showcasing extreme evolved electronics blended with punk and industrial tempos. The album features several collaborations too, including Axebreaker (aka Terence Hannum of Locrian), acclaimed cellist Jo Quail, and Berlin-based sound designer Manuel Liebeskind. We spoke to Damian & Andy of Khost about the new album and dive into their sonic experimentation on this record. Reflecting on the positives and the negatives of the creative period, what drove them to try new things, and how comfortable they creating discomforting music. We also speak about connecting to different crowds, wanting to showcase their music, and this particular album, off in a live environment, and so much more. Find out more here: https://khostband.bandcamp.com/ Website: https://gbhbl.com/ LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/gbhbl Ko-Fi (Buy us a coffee): https://ko-fi.com/gbhbl Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GBHBL Twitter: https://twitter.com/GBHBL_Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gbhbl/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@gbhbl TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gbhbl Contact: gbhblofficial@gmail.com Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/gbhbl Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5A4toGR0qap5zfoR4cIIBo Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/hr/podcast/the-gbhbl-podcasts/id1350465865 Intro/Outro music created by HexedRiffsStudios. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKSpZ6roX36WaFWwQ73Cbbg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hexedriffsstudio

Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 333 features an interview with Terence Hannum of Locrian. My thanks again to Terence for speaking with me, and to you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Solar Lodge" taken from the EP Solar Lodge "Eternal Return" "Panorama of Mirrors" taken from the album Return To Annihilation "In The Throes Of Petrification" "Excarnate Light" "Utopias" taken from the album End Terrain Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com

Terence Hannum, Andre Foisy and Steven Hess of Locrian join us this week to discuss their forthcoming new LP End Terrain.  The conversation, naturally, veers off into other territories.   Intro:     “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill Outro:   “Excarnate Light” - Locrian

LOCRIAN is a critically acclaimed experimental metal trio that's hard to define. Multi-instrumentalist Terence Hannum gets into detail on the bands upcoming album End Terrain to be released April 5th on Profound Lore Records. Music by:L'appel Du VideLocrianCoilgunsIntro music by:Hot ZonePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/GettingitoutpodcastEmail: dan@gettingitout.netWebsite: http://gettingitout.net/Instagram: @getting_it_out_podcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/gettingitoutpodcastX: @GettingItOutPod Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/getting-it-out. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Interview by Kris PetersExperimental metal outfit Locrian are counting down the days until the release of their new album End Terrain on April 5.Officially endorsed as the proper follow-up to 2015's Infinite Dissolution, End Terrain sees Locrian return to the sounds that defined the earlier part of their music, more experimental and forthright than previous album New Catastrophism while still managing to weave a common thread of musicality that is the band's lifeblood.More complex and layered than ever before, Locrian have struck a powerful balance between metal genres, creating a sonic tapestry of epic proportions that encompasses the band's continued growth.HEAVY recently spoke with André Foisy (electric, 12-string, acoustic guitars), Terence Hannum (synthesizers, vocals, tape loops) and Steven Hess (drums, electronics) recently, reflecting on their evolution as songwriters, their experimentation with different sounds and effects, and their approach to creating new music, emphasizing their experimental and collaborative process. The band members also discussed their influences from genres like death metal and thrash, and how they incorporate these elements into their music to create a cohesive body of work that blends different styles.

Holy Circle returns this week to talk about their forthcoming record “Don't' Disturb My Waking Dream” available on Deathbomb Arc on November 11.  Terence Hannum, Erica Burner-Hannum, Rob Savillo and Nathan Jurgenson, the complete band are part of the session for a very cool insight into the band and their unique creative process.   Intro:     “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill Outro:   “No Twilight, No Dusk” – The Holy Circle

Guess who's back, back again - VoS is back, tell your friend! Yeah, that's right, we are back from our little summer break with another interview we are really proud of: Terence Hannum from Locrian gave us a lot of interesting and thoughful insight into how the band works, why there was such a long break and much more! Who would have guessed that the way the band works is pretty visual, or that Terence has a lot to say about Florida Hardcore, or what is a good reason for him to have moved away from Chicago. Terence is a highly knowledgeable person with lots of interests and things for sure, and if you have Locrian for a while you should be aware that the band surely has a certain way of looking at things, social developments and our evolution as a society. Of course we spent a lot of time talking about their latest record New Catastrophism, which our own Dan reviewed here. Enjoy this mighty entertaining podcast episode and be sure to check out all the other awesome interviews we already have online for you and in the upcoming weeks for more high-quality content!

Terrance Hannum, synth-ist and keyboardist in his darkly beautiful drone-core band Locrian, doesn't set out everyday to be the most creative human on earth, but more often than not, something does indeed get made. Between his job as a professor of 3D Printing and digital fabrication and his life in Locrian, he also manages to write award-winning fiction, pulls haunting images out of his soul for his oil paintings and sculptures of dead flowers, and uses cassette tape to powerful effect of structured minimalism. Locrian has a new record called New Catastrphisms out August 12th (Profound Lore) produced and recorded mostly live by none other than J Robbins (Jawbox/Burning Airlines) to profound results. It continues with their string of celebrated records in a vein of music not unlike the beautifully disturbing and heavily weighted pieces of Hildur Guðnadóttir and the Chernobyl soundtrack. 

The last time I tried to have this many guests on a single episode, it turned out to be total chaos.  Luckily, Locrian are three composed, articulate gentlemen.  All three members, Terence Hannum, Andre Foisy and Steven Hess joined me to discuss their forthcoming LP New Catastophisms, the value of getting a good sweat and a myriad of other fascinating subjects.   Intro:     “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill Outro:   “Augury in an Evaporating Tower” - Locrian

Terence Hannum and Erica Burgner-Hannum join us this week. They actually RETURN for another episode. Terence does plays synth and vocals in Locrian and they both are the creative force behind the  Holy Circle. This time around I wanted to talk about their new collaboration, Mother of Sighs. There is an interesting story behind it so check it out!   Intro:                    “Everything Went Black Theme” – composed and recorded by Mike Hill Outro:                  “Anxia Corda” – Mother of Sighs

Like many of you, Halloween is my favorite time of the year. To celebrate the spookiest time of the year, I've invited Terence Hannum of Locrian to run us through some of his favorite horror movie films scores. For anyone who is familiar with Locrian's cinematic approach to extreme music, they won't be surprised to learn that he is a bit an aficionado when it comes to movie scores and soundtracks. We had a blast talking about horror movies, their scores and why we dig them.Intro:"Eternal Return" - LocrianRundown of Film Score Selections:"Mandy Love Theme" - Mandy - Johan Johannson"Andrew Void" - Under the Skin - Mica Levi"Mantra 1" - Nosferatu - Popol Vuh"Darkbeats" - Inside - Francois-Eudes Chanfrault"Burial Ground" - Burial Ground - Berto Pisano / Elsio Mancuso"Voci Dal Nulla" - The Beyond - Fabio Frizzi See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My good friend Terence Hannun joins us this week. Terence is a man of many talents: electronic musician, visual artist, author…just to name of few of his talents. He is mostly known for his involvement with longstanding electronic, drone, dark soundscape entity Locrian. Additionally, he has been busy with a relatively new project with his wife Erica Burgner-Hannum called Holy Circle. Erica also joins us for the second part of the conversation to talk about the formation of the band and the collaborative process.Intro: “Augury in an Evaporating Tower” - LocrianOutro: “Paris” – Holy Circle See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the Roughly Halloween special, to get you in the mood with movies and music. Horror movie aficionado Terence Hannum returns to share some of his favorite creepy music scores, ahead of ----Dead Air,---- his annual two-hour show on WLOY at Loyola University. Film critics Christopher Llewellyn Reed and Linda DeLibero note the 200th anniversary of Frankenstein, the novel, with a look at Frankenstein in film through the years. Special thanks to WLOY and the Johns Hopkins-MICA Film Center for their help with the production of this episode.

Terence Hannum, author, multi-instrumentalist member of experimental, electronics-infused metal band Locrian and visual artist returns to talk about his new body horror novella All Internal published by Dynatox Ministries. Terence published his first novella, Beneath the Remains back in 2016 and his non-fiction writing has appeared on Noisey, Bandcamp and on his own blog http://www.terencehannum.com/blog Additionally, he hosts a radio show on WLOY called Dead Air that focuses on horror soundtracks. Pre-order his new novella All Internal using the link below http://dynatox.storenvy.com/products/23645325-all-internal-by-terence-hannum Intro Music : “Obsidian” – John Carpenter Outro Music : “ Return to Annihilation” - Locrian

Our Halloween 2017 special: A sampling of music from horror films with Terence Hannum, a musician and visual artist who just loves this stuff. Terence Hannum is the originator of the "Dead Air" podcast, all about music that gives us the creeps. This year, for Halloween, Hannum is hosting a radio version of "Dead Air" on the Loyola University Maryland station. Hannum pays tribute to three big names in horror movie-making that landed in the obituary columns this year: Tobe Hooper, director of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre;” Umberto Lenzi, the Italian master of horror; and George A. Romero, who produced “Night of the Living Dead.” And 2017 saw a surprising new director of the horror genre — Jordan Peele. His low-budget film, "Get Out," was critically acclaimed and earned more than $250 million at the box office. Terence Hannum is among those who regard "Get Out" as a great movie, and with a great score.You can hear Hannum's "Dead Air" at midnight and at 10 p.m. on Oct. 31 via WLOY, the Loyola radio station (1620 AM) or stream it online.Links:http://www.terencehannum.com/http://wloy.com/listen/http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/dan-rodricks-blog/bal-roughly-speaking-horror-move-music-story.html

From “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” to “Stranger Things,” an appreciation of music from horror movies, television and the web with Terence Hannum, an assistant professor of art at Stevenson University, visual artist and musician who loves horror films and the music that gives them an extra layer of creepiness. Once a year, as Halloween approaches, Hannum compiles the best of horror music for his podcast, “Dead Air.” Today he shares some of his favorite soundtracks with us.Links:http://stevensonu.podbean.com/e/dead-air-2014-horror-film-soundtrackshttp://www.stevenson.edu/deadair

Tölva, Bary Center, Paladin, Terence Hannum, Samantha Glass, DJ Voilà, somesurprises, Prana Crafter, FKM2007, NOL, Theo Nugraha, Bridget Feral, Valise, Dominic Republic, Complainer, Old Maybe, and Taiwan Housing Project.

Tölva, Bary Center, Paladin, Terence Hannum, Samantha Glass, DJ Voilà, somesurprises, Prana Crafter, FKM2007, NOL, Theo Nugraha, Bridget Feral, Valise, Dominic Republic, Complainer, Old Maybe, and Taiwan Housing Project.

Terence Hannum is a visual artist, musician, novelist, and arts educator based in Baltimore, Maryland. Terence is best known for his work with the avant-metal band Locrian, but his latest release, from his project Axebreaker, is a power electronic assault on the Trump administration.

Terence Hannum, multi-instrumentalist of the band Locrian joins us for this episode. Locrian navigates the musical terrain across several genres including including ambient, black metal, noise, drone, industrial and power electronics. They cite bands such as One Eyed God Prophecy, Uranus, Yes and Robert Fripp as influences.Brought to you by SAVAGE GOLD COFFEE#staygold

Shredded Nerve, Brotman and Short, Portopia 81, Kurt Braunohler, Perfume River, Seth Graham, Sleep Museum, Sewer Election and Puce Mary, HEIGHT with friends, Terence Hannum, Alberich, Osiris-1, Metal Rouge, Reactive Identity, and Smokey Emery

Shredded Nerve, Brotman and Short, Portopia 81, Kurt Braunohler, Perfume River, Seth Graham, Sleep Museum, Sewer Election and Puce Mary, HEIGHT with friends, Terence Hannum, Alberich, Osiris-1, Metal Rouge, Reactive Identity, and Smokey Emery

This week Terence Hannum shares a unique coming to Art story and shares his thoughts on painting, installation, music, and ultimately how his love for magnetic tape and analog recording influences his creative life in a variety of ways.

Episode 108:  Terence Hannum shares a unique coming to Art story and shares his thoughts on painting, installation, music, and  ultimately how his love for magnetic tape and analog recording influences his creative life in a variety of ways. Terence Hannum      Locrian       iTunes The post Terence Hannum appeared first on Studio Break.

Duncan and Richard talk to Tracy Marie Taylor, artist and curator who curated the new show Bilingual, Art at the Intersection of Painting and Video. Bilingual focuses on artwork at the intersection of painting and drawing, film and video, encompassing both conceptual and process-driven approaches. The artists in this exhibition are acting as visual linguists or interpreters, breaking down one language and reconstructing it in another, holding the sense of the structure together with an understanding of both. Bilingual will feature works by Shira Avni, Kylie Baker, Wafaa Bilal, Jeremy Blake, Eddy De Vos, Terence Hannum, Jay Heikes, John Hiltabidel & John Grant, Jo Jackson, William Kentridge, Patte Loper, Joshua Mosley, Sabina Ott, David Reed, Peter Rostovsky, Alison Ruttan, Jason Salavon, Marcelino Stuhmer, Fraser Taylor, Jim Trainor, and Scott Wolniak. Joanna and Terri talk to Doug Fogelson from Front Forty Press about art books and lots of other neat stuff. Front Forty Press is a small publisher focused on artistic projects. A Front Forty project is one that embodies uninhibited creativity and deals with current topics. The work can be functional, political, ecological or simply expressive. What matters most at Front Forty Press is the cultivation and communication of ideas.

Duncan and David Michael Coyle interview Terence Hannum, artist, critic, musician and all around swell guy about his forthcoming show in the MCA's 12 x 12 series "Evocation"