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15/05/2015 nausika

The Wedding of Idiots: an introduction into the work of a major Soviet rock music performer

Yuri Morozov, The Wedding of Idiots / Svad’ba Kretinov, recorded 1974 – 1976, released 1977? We first met Morozov last

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14/05/2015 Ed Pinsent

Kow Laz Noz

Peter Kowald / Daunik Lazro / Annick Nozati Instants Chavirés FRANCE FOU RECORDS FR-CD 07 CD (2014) This disc represents

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14/05/2015 Steve Pescott

Six-Line Wrasse

Andrew Raffo Dewar Six Lines Of Transformation USA PORTER RECORDS PRCD-4006 (2008) Left field U.S. jazzcentrics Porter Records have opted

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14/05/2015 nausika

Electronic Music by Young Hungarian Composers: an enjoyable if studious ride through late 1970s electronic soundscapes

Various Artists, Electronic Music By Young Hungarian Composers, Hungaraton, LP SLPX 12371 (recorded 1975 – 1981, released 1983) In the

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13/05/2015 Paul Khimasia Morgan

At home he’s a tourist

Glowicka & Walentynowicz Red Sun POLAND BOLT RECORDS BR 1022 (2013) “What makes the music of Kasia Glowicka special?” asks

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13/05/2015 Ed Pinsent

Suffering Cats

Got a couple of vinyls from the Arizona record label King Of The Monsters Records, a label which judging by

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12/05/2015 nausika

Croce: obsession with crucifixion, sacrifice and apocalypse doesn’t quite go far enough

Father Murphy, Croce, The Flenser, CD FR54 (2015) San Francisco-based label The Flenser might just be my favourite label for

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12/05/2015 Ed Pinsent

Erra Correction

Erra Fagus is another Miguel A. García project, this time a duo with the accomplished guitarist Javier Pedreira, and their

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12/05/2015 Ian Sherred

Dig The Slowness

Adrian Shenton and Banks Bailey Unseen Landscapes UK PHONOSPHERIC SEVEN CDR (2014) Do you ever get the feeling that time

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11/05/2015 nausika

Ksiezyc (self-titled): experimental neo-folk inspired by past and present music traditions

Ksiezyc, self-titled, Poland, OBUH, CD D17A (reissued 2014) Originally released by the OBUH label in Poland way back in 1996,

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