Muhly has been a student and employee of Phillip Glass since his sophomore year of college, and much of that influence shows in his work. He likes performances --in as many varied contexts as possible-- and adores repetition, sparse soundscapes and esoteric composition. He's worked on Bjork's albums, and favors 16th century English composers (particularly those who wrote religious, devotional pieces). His work is unique, obtuse and addictive, and his mentor Glass has said he has "a curious ear, a restless listening." more ›