Rheostatics
Martin Tielli (guitar)
Tim Vesley (bass)
Dave Bidini (guitar)
Michael Wojewoda (drums)
Faceless Forces of Bigness
John D.S. Adams (custom modular analog boxes)
Chris Stringer (modular analog synths)
Steve Clarkson a.k.a. bias ply (digital recombinant wiring)
Michael Wojewoda (modular analog synths, laptop nonsense)
Justin Stephenson (film maker, animator, video synthesizers)
Influences
John Wojewoda
Steve Reich,
Autechre,
Squarepusher,
Kraftwerk,
Glenn Branca,
Wendy Carlos,
Morton Subotnick,
Robert Moog (RIP),
Arvo Pärt,
Morton Feldman,
Pierre Schaeffer,
Vladimir Ussachevsky,
Karlheinz Stockhausen,
David Tudor,
John Cage,
Brian Eno,
Robert Fripp,
Sonic Youth,
Jim O'Rourke,
Lee Scratch Perry,
Raymond Scott,
Carl Stalling,
MC5,
Frank Zappa,
Glen Gould,
Neil Young,
Deep Purple (II),
Gentle Giant,
Early Yes,
John Coltrane.
Michael Phillip Wojewoda is a renowned Canadian producer/engineer. He has recorded over 100 albums including Barenaked Ladies'sGordon, Rheostatics'sWhale Music and Melville, Spirit of the West'sFaithlift and Jane Siberry'sWhen I Was a Boy. Three recordings produced by Wojewoda made Bob Mersereau'sThe Top 100 Canadian Albums, published in 2007. He has received many honours including two Juno awards for engineering and producing. The Rheostatics single Claire (produced by Wojewoda) won a Genie award for best single for the film Whale Music.
A musician and composer, he is a former member of the Rheostatics and currently leader of the electronic/visual ensemble The Faceless Forces of Bigness.
He is based in Toronto, Canada.
much respect to you for being one of Canada's finest minds in music. To this day, after dozens of re-visits, I must say that 'Gordon' is without a doubt one of the finest works in music and definitely the best our country has produced. All the best in your future endeavors,
Please check out our new "vampire bankers" music video. A friend who directed Madonna's first music vid directed this, too. We think it's pretty funny. Hope you like it. Thanks for being our friend! Uke Jackson and the NY Ukulele Ensemble
Hi you, I thought you didn't have enough of those, so here's one, and i do suggest you try some of my friends, you will like them, in awaiting to hear your fabulous version of the Gypsy Song, i send you much bewildered thoughts and hugs, Britt