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Tag: avant-rock

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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06/05/2015 Ed Pinsent

Heavy Flow

We’ve been enjoying the music of PeeEssEye for over ten years now, although “enjoying” might not be quite the mot

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04/05/2015 nausika

Darkspace III I: riding once again into deepest, darkest space

Darkspace, III I, Avantgarde Music, CD AV239 (digipak) (2014) Those of us who’ve been following this Swiss trio for a

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27/04/2015 Steve Pescott

Old Fart at Pleiocene

vAS dEFERENS oRGANIZATION and Brad Laner Transcontinental Conspiracy POLAND niklas/RECORDS n/002 CD (2011) First time round, a strictly limited c.d.

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26/04/2015 nausika

Hingus: ambitious cosmic psychedelia with a message of transcendence

Sven Grunberg, Hingus, Melodiya C90-16301-2 (1981) Despite the name, Sven Grunberg is not Swedish or Finnish: he was born in

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25/04/2015 Ed Pinsent

The Daily Dozen

The Ruminator (NO LABEL) is mostly a solo work by Steve Schmitt, taking a break from his Seattle “surf noir”

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21/04/2015 Ed Pinsent

Acropolis or bust!

From 27th January 2014, a box of items from the Athens label Phase! Records. My mitts went straight to the

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19/04/2015 nausika

Moods: a collection of Soviet fusion electro-disco, jazz and experimental rock pieces

Edward Artemiev, Moods, Melodiya, C10 21077 002 (1984) Best known for scoring the music to a number of Soviet and

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18/04/2015 Ed Pinsent

Gold Standards

Three items from the Brookyn label Gold Bolus Recordings, who intend to offer a mix of pop and experimental music

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13/04/2015 nausika

The Inexplicable: a cheerful and lively recording of Soviet experimental rock fusion

Yuri Morozov, The Inexplicable, recorded 1978 but never officially released Inexplicable all right, that this 1978 album and its 1979

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