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Author: Ed Pinsent

27/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Tongue Whiplashing

Algernon are a five-piece contemporary prog-jazz-rock fusion outfit based in Chicago, and Ghost Surveillance (CUNEIFORM RECORDS RUNE 297) is their

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26/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Mombasa Love Songs

Just spun this delicious dose of 1950s exotica this afternoon, while dozing on the armchair and half-watching a Star Trek

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26/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Undersea Shadow Enemy

@c are the duo of Miguel Carvalhais and Pedro Tudela from Portugal. On 0° to 100° (MONOCHROME VISION MV31), we

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24/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Ruined Appendix

Jüppala Kääpiö take us on a Sporing Promenade (OMNIMEMENTO OM01), a very sylvian-pastoral escapade where the watercolour-styled music is a

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23/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Larger Astronomical Time

JD Parran, Window Spirits (MUTABLE 17539-2). Solo CD (bass sax, clarinet, and flutes) from this estimable veteran improviser and player

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22/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Micro Dimensions from Norway

Early Electronic Works (PRISMA CD708) is a collection of compositions made by the Norwegian 20th century composer, Sigurd Berge. The

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22/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Red-Threaded Incendiary Sleep

From Seattle, Wind Swept Planes offer Spirit Man, an entire double-CD set of “experimental psychedelic” music on Debacle Records (DBL

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21/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Emblems of Horror

We received a number of “Dark Dans” from Cold Spring Records this Autumn. Here are four of them which I

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21/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

Black Paintings

Pietro Riparbelli is the Italian sound-sculptor noted in the current issue of TSP with a couple of highly atmospherically-charged items

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21/12/2010 Ed Pinsent

How The Residents Stole Christmas

Don’t we all have favourite records we play every Christmas? I know I do. It’s the first album (from 1973)

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