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17/10/2018 Stuart Marshall

Sublime Frequencies

Nicolas Bernier Transfert / Futur CANADA ACTE 02 CD (2018) Passing Autechre/Ryoji Ikeda resemblance from prolific sound artist and technical

17/10/2018 nausika

Anthology of Electroacoustic Lebanese Music: a snapshot of a highly creative and energetic alternative experimental music scene in the Middle East

Various Artists, Anthology of Electroacoustic Lebanese Music, Italy, Unexplained Sounds Group, digital album / limited edition CD digipak (2018) For

14/10/2018 Stuart Marshall

Emotional Skar

Julian Skar Exhaust / Renew NORWAY AURORA ACD5094 CD (2018) We first noted Norwegian composer Julian Skar when his apparitional

14/10/2018 Ed Pinsent

The Four Just Men

Surprised that we haven’t heard more from the unusual English group Langham Research Centre; they formed in 2003, and Tape

14/10/2018 Ed Pinsent

Empty Speech Area

Quite often when trying to appraise or account for improvised music, we can tend to fall back on describing it

14/10/2018 Ed Pinsent

Granite City

On Distant Curving Horizon. The Primal Broken Passage. Beneath The Scorching Sun (MIDIRA RECORDS MIDIRA 049) we have the team-up

14/10/2018 nausika

Bad Stream: a likeable set of retro-80s sounding electro-industrial songs

Bad Stream, self-titled, Germany, Antime, Antime#20 digital album / limited red vinyl (2018) As its name suggests and the press

12/10/2018 Ed Pinsent

The Machine Box

The Sound Projector Radio ShowFriday 12th October 2018 Trees Speak, ‘Shadow Circuit (Part II)From Trees Speak, ITALY CINEDELIC RECORDS CNTS

12/10/2018 nausika

Animal tales not quite so in “Sunken Foal Stories” and “Hippopotamus”

Glyn Biggabush, “Sunken Foal Stories”, Germany, Schamoni Musik, JMM-210, vinyl (2018) Here’s a parade of rhythm and mood landscapes sampled

11/10/2018 Ed Pinsent

All The Light We Cannot See

Exceptionally beautiful piece of modernist composition from Sandro Mussida. His Ventuno Costellazioni Invisibili (METRICA MTR01) is a triumph of simplicity