Monthly Archives: March 2007

Sounds of the Seattle Underground (TSP radio show 30/03/07)

March 30, 2007

Sun City Girls, ‘Blue Mambo’ Sun City Girls, ‘Tarmac 23′ Sun City Girls, ‘Space Prophet Dogon’ From Torch of the Mystics, USA TUPELO RECORDING COMPANY TUP 44-2 CD (1993) Sun City Girls, ‘Let’s Pretend’ Sun City Girls, ‘Floppy Pus’ Sun City Girls, ‘Bloddy Zipper’ Sun City Girls, ‘Dan and Ross’ From Dante’s Disneyland Inferno,...

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climax conspiracy

March 28, 2007

Thanks for the review of our latest climax golden twins LP, in the latest issue…just have to set one thing straight because I’m that way…Scott Colburn did not actually play on this record, though he has contributed inimitably to many of our past releases. The drums on the track “Correct Interpretation” were played by...

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Return of the Japanese Juggernaut

March 28, 2007

Otomo Yoshihide is a man who can do absolutely no wrong for me. Here’s a startling newie called Multiple Otomo (ASPHODEL ASP 3007), resultant from a project of the same name, comprising one audio CD and one DVD mounted in a luxury foldout pack (which can also be used as a sandwich box during...

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TSP 11th issue now available to download

March 25, 2007
TSP 11th issue now available to download

The E11eventh issue of The Sound Projector, long sold out in paper form, is now available as a digital edition and free to download from this site. The magazine has been rendered as 10 separate PDF files, for ease of download. Issue 11 is the only ‘born-digital’ issue of the magazine which is currently...

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Kosmische III (TSP radio show 23/03/07)

March 23, 2007

Faust, ‘Track 1′ From Faust V, UK VIRGIN RECORDS unreleased (1975) Frame, ‘Crusical Scene’ From Frame Of Mind, GERMANY BACILLUS / BELLAPHON BLPS 19107 (1972) Harmonia, ‘Sonnenschein’ From Musik Von Harmonia, JAPAN POLYDOR POCP-2387 CD (1995) Original issue GERMANY BRAIN METRONOME 1044 LP (1974) Amon Düül, ‘Broken’ From Disaster, JAPAN CAPTAIN TRIP CTCD-022 CD...

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Black noise, icy minimalism

March 21, 2007

One goodly vinyl slab this week – it’s a potentially blistering artefact of UK noise, credited to The New Blockaders and Putrefier, and bearing name of Schleifmittelbögen (BIRTHBITER 09 LP). Has been loosed into the world’s maw courtesy of the Birthbiter label, which I presume to be owned and operated by Mark Durgan (who...

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Vegetative Rites (TSP radio show 16/03/07)

March 16, 2007

Tibetan Red, ‘Fire Pilgrimage’ (fade) From Fouta Djalon, SPAIN GLIPTOTEKA MAGDALAE GMGTSMMSAND014 CD (2006) Pierre Bastien, ‘Talou VII’ From Les Premières Machines 1968-1988, FRANCE GAZUL RECORDS GA 8687.AR CD (2007) Push The Triangle, ‘The Blame’ From Repush Machina, FRANCE D’AUTRES CORDES RECORDS D’AC091 CD (2007) Joe Frawley, ‘Death by Water’ From Tangerine, USA NO...

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Meccano Man & grizzly bear

March 14, 2007

Sensational ‘newie’ just clanked in from Pierre Bastien, called Les Premières Machines 1968-1988 (GAZUL 8687.AR CD). This is from the same excellent French label who brought us those fabboo compilations of Ptôse and Pascal Comelade, and it’s the same approach – a hand-picked representative selection of music from the man’s history, in this case...

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In the Art Gallery III (TSP radio show 09/03/07)

March 9, 2007

Karlheinz Stockhausen, Kurzwellen (1968) (fade) From GERMANY STOCKHAUSEN VERLAG 13 CD (1992) David Behrman, ‘Players with Circuits’ (1966) From Wave Train, ITALY ALGA MARGHEN plana-B 5NMN.020 CD (1998) François Bayle, ‘Tremblement de terre très doux pts 1-4′ (1978) From Erosphère, FRANCE INA.GRM C3002 CD (1990) Richard Maxfield, ‘Bacchanale’ (1963) From The Oak of the...

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Tangerines and Eagle Keys

March 7, 2007

Tangerine is a new miniature from Joe Frawley. 16 and one-half minutes of piano music and sound collage from this Connecticut-based fellow. His previous one Wilhelmina (received earlier this year, not yet reviewed) was most evocative in an oneiric way, so I’m sure this one will press similar nerve-centres. Unlike a lot of modernist...

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