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New promo CDs in The Sound Projector box

23/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Faune and Boro

“It’s been a productive few months,” pens Tim Olive, TSP regular fave, writing on his typical legal notepad (yellow paper

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23/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

The End of the String

Found myself a bit under-whelmed by Fredrik Rasten and his Six Moving Guitars (SOFA SOFA573) on first hearings, but now

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22/11/2019 nausika

Bantou Mentale (self-titled): more lively and easy listening than challenging as African-Western fusions go

Bantou Mentale, self-titled, Germany, Glitterbeat Records, GB073LP (2019) Bantou Mentale is a recent quartet based in Paris, of which three

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21/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Rework Station

High modernist composer Ernstalbrecht Stiebler is paid homage on this album from Karl Records, which may or may not be

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20/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Inflow from Way Out

Return of Finn Loxbo (Swedish guitarist) and Anders Vestergaard (Danish percussionist) on Saint Erme (GIKT RECORDS 3); these Scandi-minimo-avians were

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20/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Brief bulletin for May

Many listeners (including me) have a soft spot for the great Kevin Martin on account of landmark projects like Techno

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19/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Into Frosty Waters

Finding very little to enjoy in the murky textures of Nekyia (ART FIRST RECORDS ATF072), an album created by the

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19/11/2019 Steve Pescott

Largely Affirmative

The Big Yes! The Big Yes! NORWAY NAKAMA RECORDS NKM 017 L.P. (2019) With major involvement in The Attack Sextet

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17/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Grey Dawning

An intense and foreboding set is Den Förföljdes Gryning (iDEAL RECORDINGS 178), realised by the formidable Daniel Rozenhall in Stockolhm,

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17/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

O My Own Native Thames

Here is the third release on the new UK label Persistence Of Sound run by Iain Chambers. The London Sound

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