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‘A sacred kind of sound’: inside a solar-powered journey to preserve the music of church organs

June 18, 2026 // Andy Cush, The Guardian

Musician Michael Cloud Duguay’s new album was born from a mission to capture the sound of the majestic yet increasingly rare instruments.


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Why this musician recorded Newfoundland's rural church organs

July 10, 2026 // Q with Tom Power, CBC Radio

Michael Cloud Duguay discusses his new album, 'Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go'.


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Michael Cloud Duguay is creating beauty with disappearing church organs

July 10, 2026 // Tobias Hess, The Fader

As congregations shrink, Newfoundland’s church organs are disappearing — thankfully Michael Cloud Duguay has recorded them in a moving new project.


Cover art for 'Black Noise' (2025)

Cover art for 'Black Noise' (2025)

Cover art for 'Black Noise' (2025)

Michael Cloud Duguay is creating beauty with disappearing church organs

July 20, 2026 // Jon Buckland, The Quietus

Jon Buckland speaks to the Ontario-based composer who drove 3,000km to record an album on old church organs in remote Newfoundland backwaters.


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Michael Cloud Duguay and the Last Church Organs of Newfoundland

June 17, 2026 // Randall Roberts, In Sheep's Clothing Hi-Fi

A thousand-mile expedition through Eastern Canadian outports and remote towns led Duguay to seven aging organs whose voices resonate throughout 'Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go'.


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How not to make an organ album, according to Michael Cloud Duguay

July 22, 2026 // Harry Levin, MusicTech

From building DIY microphones to deciding what to record by rolling dice, ‘Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go’ defied any sort of production decorum.


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Michael Cloud Duguay of Scions about Collaboration

October 16, 2024 // 15 questions

From building DIY microphones to deciding what to record by rolling dice, ‘Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go’ defied any sort of production decorum.