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Tag: field recordings

13/02/2024 nausika

Tago Mago: a classic of joyful, jazz-inspired improvisation embracing trance, funk, psychedelia and experimentation

Can, Tago Mago, United Artists Records, UAS 29 211/12 X, 2 x vinyl LP (1971) The news of Damo Suzuki’s

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23/01/2024 nausika

Kvad: an epic minimalist dronescape work, heavenly and powerful, mysterious and inscrutable

Erik Levander, Kvad, Germany, Supple 9, SUP008 CD (2023) A chance visit to a cathedral more than twenty years ago,

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20/01/2024 nausika

The Clear Distance: a contemplative work of quiet minimal improvisation

Bill Seaman & Stephen Vitiello, The Clear Distance, Australia, Room40, RM 4201 CD (2023) As a media artist, academic and

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18/01/2024 nausika

Tropic of Capricorn: notions of what is natural and what is not shown to be based on assumption and stereotyping

Lawrence English / Werner Dafeldecker, Tropic of Capricorn, Switzerland, Hallow Ground, HG2301 limited edition vinyl LP (2023) Both prolific artists

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10/01/2024 nausika

DAIKAN: reissue of a dronescape work beautiful and serene, dark and forbidding, blissful and hypnotic

Thomas Köner, DAIKAN, Germany, Mille Plateaux, MP49 CD digipak / double vinyl LP (2022) Twenty years after its original release

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04/01/2024 Ed Pinsent

The Colours of the Morning

Excellent field recording release from The London Sound Survey, i.e. Ian M. Rawes. Rawes died in 2021, just two years

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08/12/2023 nausika

Two Forests / Oceanic: intended as therapeutic tools, soundscapes turn out expansive, stimulating and hypnotic

Sam Dunscombe, Two Forests / Oceanic, Australia, Black Truffle Records, BT111 vinyl LP (2023) TSP readers may recall that the

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26/11/2023 Ed Pinsent

Long Sleeved Tendril Mesh

Another fine work of long-form and testing improvisation is Miroir (AK004) on the French Akousis label. Cyprian Busolini and Bertrand

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21/11/2023 nausika

Stanze: nine short yet intimate and immersive free-form pop music soundscapes

Aperture, Stanze, Germany, Stray Signals, STRAY008 vinyl LP (2023) Admit it, sometimes when you’ve had a bad day, whether at

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09/11/2023 Paul Khimasia Morgan

Reconstruction of the Fables

Sergio Amaroli Mahler (in/a) Cage GERMANY GRUENREKORDER Gruen 203 CD (2021) In the Lockdown periods, I turned to recorded audio

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