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Which Head you’re Dancing in? (MONOTYPE RECORDS MONO082) is the enigmatic title given to latest collaboration between Johannes Frisch (bass

David Borden is a significant figure in the history of electronic music and synthesis in America. In the late 1960s

Parallel Tracks (S.C.A.P. Records Vol. 1) is an unassuming and modest record of quite pleasant electronic and electro-acoustic meanderings by

French drummer Philippe Foch has devoted a lot of time to learning to play the tablas, from attending workshops in

English player Chris Cole used to be a member of Movietone, who in the later 1990s and early 2000s scored

The cassette tape Wir Triumphieren: Bergedorfs Kinderbandszene 1981-1986 (ALARM AT013) purports to be a compilation of early, unheard and unreleased

Scarlet (HELEN SCARSDALE AGENCY HMS030) is a most excellent cassette in which Jim Haynes, up to now widely perceived as

We seem to have been passing through a small rash of “high energy” records lately, including the Norwegian power trio

Unusual and very good album called Xenon & Argon (GAFFER RECORDS GR053) of acoustic chamber music by a quartet called

Another couple of lovely cassettes from Kjetil Brandsdal and his Drid Machine Records label in Stavanger, Norway. I’m still loving