Got a fine hour-long performance here by the mighty English duo of Keith Rowe and John Tilbury, two men who
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What wind walks up above?
A Fold in the Fabric Gill Arno has rescued a document of a performance piece from 2006, where he perfomed
Continue readingThis is Dubstep: double compilation set of dubstep is music for a new Dark Age Britain
Various Artists, This is Dubstep (Expanded Edition), GetDarker, GD001CD (2010) Ain’t my usual line of music reviewing business here but
Continue readingR.I.P: travelogue of scenes of abstract electronic dub dance in a pleasant and cheery Hell
Actress, R.I.P, Honest Jon’s Records, HJRCD60 (2012) I’ve become very fond of this UK act, headed by one Darren Cunningham,
Continue readingHypnos: for once, the hype fails to live up to the music – wonderfully delirious and immersive
Mario Diaz de Leon, Hypnos, Shinkoyo, CD SHIN040 (2012) Third solo album for this musician / composer and apparently a
Continue readingSymposia
A Blanket In My Muesli Here’s some unusual acoustic experimental music made by the German foursome of Quadrat:sch, deliberately emulating
Continue readingGreat Explorers: gentle surf music and psych-pop amble through Cambridge
The Doozer, Great Explorers, United Kingdom, Pickled Egg, EGG76CD (2010) A very pleasant psych-pop amble through his home town of
Continue readingMellowed
Glossolalia (HUBRO CD2503) is harmonium player Sigbjørn Apeland‘s debut solo album, recorded for the relatively young Hubro imprint. It is
Continue readingBiokinetics: icy electronic dance music still as fresh and beguiling as ever
Porter Ricks, Biokinetics, Type Recordings, CD TYPE 100 (reissued 2012) Originally released by the Chain Reaction label in 1996, this
Continue readingSong of the Second Moon: space-age electronic pop blast from the Cold War past
Tom Dissevelt and Kid Baltan, Song of the Second Moon, The Omni Recording Corporation, CD OMNI 155 (2012) Ah! Here is
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