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11/08/2014 Ed Pinsent

The Drid Machine Turns You Up

So, in October 2013 I reviewed the cassette from Clifford Torus – a maniacal avalanche of raw avant-rock boulders from

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10/08/2014 nausika

T.R.A.S.E. (Tape Recorder And Synthesiser Ensemble): early 1980s UK teenage outsider synth-pop (yes, really!)

T.R.A.S.E. (Tape Recorder And Synthesiser Ensemble), self-titled, UK, B-Music / Finders Keepers, CD BMS050 / FKR067 (2013) Here’s a recording

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10/08/2014 Stuart Marshall

No Love Lost

Murmurists I Cannot Tell You Where I Am Until I Love You FRANCE ALREALON MUSIQUE ALRN049 CD (2013) “I have

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09/08/2014 Stuart Marshall

Climatologies Old and New

Emptyset Recur GERMANY RASTER-NOTON R-N 151 CD (2013) More masterful manoeuvring through interstitial zones of perennial instability where explosive power

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07/08/2014 Stuart Marshall

Watch Out For The Silent Types

France Jobin The Illusion Of Infinitesimal FRANCE BASKARU KARU:27 CD (2014) One of the more ‘silent type’ sound art selections

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04/08/2014 Ed Pinsent

Chamber Music?

Uli Rennert Project S AUSTRIA PAN TAU-X RECORDS pt-x 106 CD (2012) Working alongside a small unit of regular collaborators,

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31/07/2014 nausika

Zo Rel Do: a curious and intriguing mix of drone folk and electro-acoustic improv

Mohammad, Zo Rèl Do, Antifrost, CD AFRO 2064 (2014) Mohammad is a Greek trio employing cello, contrabass and electronics to

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31/07/2014 Ed Pinsent

Collapsing

Many aspects there be to Things Fall Apart (HERBAL INTERNATIONAL CONCRETE DISC 1302), a record by Jason Kahn documenting his

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30/07/2014 Ed Pinsent

Humanity Won’t Be Happy Until…

Socialism is still alive and well and thriving in Italy, if this release from Sparkle In Grey is anything to

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27/07/2014 nausika

Polarlicht: giving us soothing low-key ambient electronic soundscapes

Monolyth & Cobalt, Polarlicht, Time Released Sound, CD TRS041 (2014) In spite of its name which translates from German into

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