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15/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

Daughters of Loneliness

Saphron Red Amber USA FEEDING TUBE RECORDS FTR565 / UK SHAGRAT RECORDS ENT025 (2022) This is a wonderful record of

15/06/2023 nausika

Middle Eastern / North African and sub-Saharan West African musics come together in “Gnawa Music of Marrakesh: Night Spirit Masters”

Various Artists, Gnawa Music of Marrakesh: Night Spirit Masters, Germany, Zehra, zehra006 180 gram vinyl (reissued 2022) A very interesting

15/06/2023 nausika

The Music of Mohamed Abdel Wahab: homage to a major mid 20th-century Egyptian singer / composer filled with mystery and intrigue

Simon Shaheen, The Music of Mohamed Abdel Wahab, Germany, Zehra, zehra008 vinyl LP (reissued 2022) This work of love and

14/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

Pop Pick & Mix

Enticing curio from Piotr Peszat on the Polish Bolt Records label…his Music for Culture Wars: Songs from PenderSZATch (BR 2003)

11/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

Bach Compote

Guitarist Ivann Cruz here with his OTTO duo performing with drummer Frederic L’Homme…Cruz has made regular appearances on group outings

10/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

The Former Things are Passed Away

We haven’t heard Jozef Van Wissem since his 2008 album A Priori for the American Incunabulum label, which is perhaps

09/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

Frozen Rain

The Sound Projector Radio ShowFriday 9th June 2023 Perpetual Bridge, ‘Flying Stones’From Astral Departures, SWITZERLAND EVEREST RECORDS ER_LP_108 (2022) Dead

08/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

The Art of Repeating

Slow minimal improv from the team of Werner Dafeldecker and Lucio Capece on their Iteration (ANOTHER TIMBRE at162). These are

07/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

Heroes of the Revolution

Curious item from German composer Nicholas Bussmann, who has occasionally crossed the desk as part of the Telebossa duet, and

05/06/2023 nausika

Omukade: a strange and wondrous journey through free-form death metal / jazz / grindcore

Ukakuja, Omukade, United Kingdom, Centipede Abyss, limited edition CD (2023) If the front cover artwork doesn’t put you off, you