Very happy to see the work of Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson is appearing on more labels outside of the Traktorinn label
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Author: Ed Pinsent
What Planet Is This?
Latest item from Italian sound-art maestro Sonologyst (Raffaele Pezzella) is Planetarium (COLD SPRING RECORDS CSR359CD), two CDs of atmospheric outer
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L’Ami Intime
Another “audio puzzle” from French composer Yvan Etienne. His Les Météores du Coeur (APOSIOPÈSE APO 18) is decorated with a
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The Chameleon of Kobe
It’s long been suspected in avant-garde circles that Tim Olive (Canada, now Japan) is in fact two separate people –
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When You Fall into Lava
Brandkommando is Karol Wachowski. He lectured us on his 1989 album, a record commenting on the history of civil unrest
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Lonely Paradox
From the same team who constitute Bipolar Explorer, here are Tremosphere – a duo comprising Sylvia Solanas and Michael Serafin-Wells.
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Troubled Waters
Hideous electronic dismality from Comicide 24 on their Chronic Transfusion (ZOHARUM ZOHAR 355-2) record. This was an early manifestation of
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Crunchy Sand Cube
French free improvisation on the record Delightfully Deceitful (CIRCUM DISC microcidi045), played by the trio Manoeuvres Sentimentales. Laurent Rigaut on
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Russian Cosmonauts saw Angels in Space
Various ANS Electronic Music UK COLD SPRING CSR307CD (2025) From the same label that brought us a reissue of Musical
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Target Detection in the Deep-Sea Shadow Zone
Jazz plus electronics from Swiss label. When faced with bass frequencies and long tones from the lower registers in music,
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