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26/10/2012 nausika

Sozialistische Musiker Initiative: a quaint historical futuristic recording

Max E Keller, Martin Schwarzenlander, Sozialistische Musiker Initiative, Creel Pone, CDR CP059 (2006) Attractively presented with a reproduction of what

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16/10/2012 nausika

Astromancy: outsider avant-rock / pop with hiphop and funk rhythms and film-noir ambience

Fastest, Astromancy, Galaxy Records, CD (2012) Misfit one-man band Fastest returns with his seventh original full-length album to deliver yet

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13/10/2012 Ed Pinsent

Slip Inside This House

bout time we took note of this large package of goodies from the Pilgrim Talk record label in Illinois which

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07/10/2012 Ed Pinsent

We The People

Métal Urbain Here’s TSP favourite Franck Vigroux with a new solo record, his first for about two years since the

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06/10/2012 Ed Pinsent

Rare Cases

From Montpellier France comes Horse Gives Birth To Fly, a name which is very reminiscent of the uncanny phenomena which

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04/10/2012 nausika

Sillage: a-hunting we will go in improvising duo’s tour of unknown territories

Brendan Murray and Seth Nehil, Sillage, Sedimental, SEDCD029 (2007) Buried deep in my collection and only rediscovered while I was

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22/09/2012 Ed Pinsent

Olrolin Proto-Sculptures and Axon-Scopes

Workshop of the Telescopes LHZ + H may be an ad-hoc formation or group…but it does feature many excellent European

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16/09/2012 Ed Pinsent

The future of China

Highly inventive work from the Austrian performer Mia Zabelka on her M (MONOTYPE RECORDS MONO 045 CD). She’s got an

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16/09/2012 nausika

The Killer: not quite the killer techno dub experience it should be

Shed, The Killer, 50 Weapons, 50WCD08 (2012) Well you wish this could have been the soundtrack to that John Woo

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08/09/2012 nausika

Phase Two: acoustic guitar meets noise-glitch electronics on tiny release

Anonymeye, Phase Two, Australia, Sound & Fury, 3″ CD-R, S&F011(2007) Sitting in its tiny blank green sleeve among shelf-loads of

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