Ed Pinsent – Page 3 – The Sound Projector

Music for the Crumbling Mind

It helps to foster a sense of exclusivity to your music if you’re not too prolific with your releases, thus

Another excellent and unique piece of sound art, rich in content and meaning, from John Harvey at the University of

Angel are a duo we don’t seem to have heard from since 2006, when they made the In Transmediale record

Excellent record Crystalline (AUSCULTO FONOGRAM AUF005) created by the trio of Arrias-Davies-Ullén. It would probably be unhelpful to work too

Summing (MAKKUM RECORDS MR29 / PALTENBAKKERIJ PB11 / KLANGGALERIE gg327) is a team-up between a couple of Holland’s most infamous

Patrick Graham is a classically-trained percussionist in Canada with a wide range of interests – he’s formed and played with

American band Zelienpole are entirely new to me, but they’ve been producing their own brand of very subtle post-rock music

Last heard from English creator Keith Seatman with his solo record All Hold Hands and Off We Go, released on

From Norway, we have the six-piece of players who call themselves Hornorkesteret with their LP Jehovas Vinter (PANOT LP 003).

Most of these New Focus Recordings releases of contemporary classical music are one or two shades too highbrow for me,