POV (band)

POV (Point Of View) is an American Ambient music band consisting of Miles Richmond (guitars), Peter Grenader[1] (analog and digital electronics / synthesizers), and Steve Roach (synthesizers).[2][3][4][5][6][7]

POV
OriginUnited States
GenresAmbient
Instrumentsanalog and digital synthesizers, electric guitar
LabelsZSR Records[8]
WebsiteOfficial Website

POV's guest artists include Thighpaulsandra of Coil, Julian Cope and Spiritualized on piano, Theo Travis of King Crimson, Gong (band) and Soft Machine on alto flutes, and Martin Shellard, who previously worked with Spiritualized and Elizabeth Fraser,[9] on guitar.[2]

Artistry

POV's musical influences are American minimalism and experimental ambient.[10] They expand upon a process introduced by Brian Eno and Robert Fripp in the 1973 release No Pussyfooting, in which the majority of the material consists of guitar with accompanying electronic drones, constructed of additional guitar information, which has been processed via a modular synthesizer, equipped with both standard and granular sampling capabilities.

Discography
  • POV, ZSR Records, 2019
  • POV 2: The Case For Square Waves While Searching For Happy Accidents, ZSR Records, 2020

References
  1. "Exposé – Exploring The Boundaries Of Rock". Expose.org.
  2. "SynthPlex". Synthplex.com.
  3. Peter Thelen (2019). "Album review". Expose.org.
  4. "Thought Radio playlist". Thoughtradio.org.
  5. Chuck Van Zyl (August 2019). "album review of "POV" Released: 5 July 2019". Starsend.org.
  6. Chuck Van Zyl (June 2020). "album review of "POV2" Released: 19 June 2020". Starsend.org.
  7. "Featured Artists". Yle.fi. Finland.
  8. "album details at Hearts Of Space". V4.hos.com.
  9. "Digital Music — April 6, 2022 at 6:34 pm Listen: Cocteau Twins' Elizabeth Fraser debuts first new music in 13 years". slicingupeyeballs.com.
  10. Chuck Van Zyl (June 2020). "album review of "POV 2: The Case For Square Waves While Searching For Happy Accidents, ZSR Records, 2020" Released: 19 June 2020". Starsend.org.
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