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02/01/2020 Ed Pinsent

Lullay Mine Lichen

Fine duo team-up from two Italian masters of all that is dark and occluded in sound-art…Simon Balestrazzi and Nicola Quiriconi

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01/01/2020 Ed Pinsent

Strong Measures

Latest cassette release from Urbsounds, our favourite Slovakian label of lively electronic racket and hummage, is a split item (URB044)

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31/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

Canonical Paradise

From Slovenia, a new record by Jaka Berger which it’s a pleasure to receive. We first heard from this prolific

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19/12/2019 nausika

Sand Enigma: an ambitious foray into a multi-universe of many possibilities but not plumbing very deeply

Land of Kush, Sand Enigma, Constellation Records, CST146 CD / vinyl double LP (2019) As long as I’ve been writing

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19/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Speckled Band

Here is the second album from The Cray Twins, their follow-up to the 2016 item The Pier. In The Company

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18/12/2019 nausika

Acéphale and Arkhé Tenebre: in the midst of sheer horror, despair and catastrophe, beauty and mystery can be found

S.E.K.H., Acéphale & Arkhé Tenebre, United States, Sentient Ruin Laboratories, SRUIN103 limited edition cassette (2019) At the time of writing,

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15/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

All About The Moon

Very taken with Genera, Live at AB Salon Brussels (TOUCH TONE 71) by Bana Haffar, new CD on Touch and

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14/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Global Consciousness Project

A New World (ANNIHAYA RECORDS END 15) was sent to us by Lebanese composer Marc Codsi from a Paris address,

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10/12/2019 nausika

Homenagem: an old style of fusion Afro-European music has a new lease of life with electronics experimentation

Leonardo V Boccia, Homenagem, Brazil, Lugar Alto, LA001 vinyl LP (2019) Appropriately for a reissue of an album first released

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04/12/2019 nausika

Something veiled: the sonic universe of caves as heard through a veil of field recordings

Leo Okagawa, Something veiled, Belgium, Unfathomless, U60 CD (2019) Some artists go to quite extraordinary lengths to create soundscape art.

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