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30/03/2023 Ed Pinsent

How to Become Omniscient

Astonishing record by Kate Soper here called The Understanding Of All Things (NEW FOCUS RECORDINGS FCR322), realised with the help

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24/03/2023 nausika

Deep City Wanderings / Experimental Tape 1987-2022: a remarkable micro-universe of sound stored on a cassette for 35 years

Quartz Locked, Deep City Wanderings / Experimental Tape 1987-2022, Netherlands, Staalplaat, limited edition cassette (2022) Recorded and kept on a

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22/03/2023 Ed Pinsent

Hostile Architecture

Got a nice package of tapes from Michal Lichy sent from his Bratislava address. Two of them are on his

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17/03/2023 nausika

Triangular Progressions: heavenly computer music filled with magic potential

Mattias Petersson, Triangular Progressions, Switzerland, Hallow Ground, vinyl LP (2023) Originally from a classical piano background, Stockholm-based Mattias Petersson has

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09/03/2023 Ed Pinsent

One Bass Hit

Nifty percussion record by the young Polish player Milosz Pekala. This gifted fellow won his spurs at the Warsaw music

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09/03/2023 nausika

Early Electronic Works – Caustic / Composite: abstract electronic drone soundscapes with a sense of wonder and adventure

NIMH, Early Electronic Works – Caustic/Composite, Poland, Zoharum, ZOHAR263-2 2xCD (2022) NIMH / Giuseppe Verticchio is probably best known for

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02/03/2023 nausika

Anthology Of Contemporary Music From South Africa: a collection of mostly minimalist ambient sound pieces

Various Artists, Anthology Of Contemporary Music From South Africa, Italy, Unexplained Sounds Group, USG081 CD (2022) In his quest to

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05/02/2023 Ed Pinsent

Living Rock

Swiss composer Luigi Archetti is unheard in these pages, yet he’s been active since the 1990s and released many intriguing

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31/01/2023 nausika

Transmission Errors: a bleak, savage and terrifying soundscape of experimental black metal, industrial, noise and drone

Crown of Ascension, Transmission Errors, Italy, Xenoglossy Productions, XP056 limited edition cassette (2022) Formed in Oxfordshire in 2020, Crown of

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30/01/2023 Paul Khimasia Morgan

Modular Dry Playground

Mario Verandi Eight pieces for the Buchla 100 series GERMANY PLAY LOUD! PRODUCTIONS pl-122 CD (2021) Mario Verandi is an

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