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New promo CDs in The Sound Projector box

03/02/2016 Ed Pinsent

Radio Taxi

Very good piece of process-art grimness from the trio of va aa lr, who may be known to you as

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03/02/2016 Ed Pinsent

The Killing Floor

Theme From An Imaginary Slasher (SYSTEMS NEUTRALIZERS 05) is an essential slab of noisy punk guitar thrash played, mangled and

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03/02/2016 Ian Sherred

A Little From Column A, A Little From Column B

Zeitkratzer Column One: Entropium GERMANY KARL RECORDS KR020 LP (2015) Experimental music ensemble Zeitkratzer are perhaps most famous, or infamous,

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31/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

Spangled Rags

From 13th August 2015, another release by Papal Bull who we first heard on their Chocolate Monk monstrosity, In Ceres

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31/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

Father’s Shout

Composer Åke Parmerud is from Göteborg, which is also the home of underground labels such as Fang Bomb, Release The

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30/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

Bleed Out

Bleed (ADAADAT ADA0039) is a very good studio recording of English improvisers Graham Dunning, Colin Webster and Sam Underwood, the

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30/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

The Compleat Enchanter

Got another double CD by Martin Archer and Engine Room Favourites still lurking in the Spring 2015 bags at time

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30/01/2016 Stuart Marshall

Which Kind of Blue?

Mikko Innane with William Parker and Andrew Cyrille Song For A New Decade FINLAND TUM RECORDS TUM CD 042-2 2

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26/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

Tropical Hot Dog Night

Another fine package from Kayaka, the Japanese creator whose delightful, distinctive and good-humoured work has endeared itself to use since

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26/01/2016 Ed Pinsent

Nostalgic Wax

Excellent record of moving music is Nostos (ACUSTRONICA AT051), which has its origins in double-bass playing and from the cover

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