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The Voice of Unreason

Univrs. (RASTER NOTON R-N 133) by Alva Noto is a record which I would like to think celebrates the joys

The Sound Projector Christmas Radio Show Friday 16th December 2011 Steeleye Span: ‘Hard Times of Old England’ ‘Gaudete’ ‘The Wife

The Tree in the Quadtych From Sheffield here’s Cameron Deas, another guitar-playing acoustic Englishman worthy to hold his head alongside

Twenty of Another Kind A lengthy triple-CD box set of microtonal minimalism is Twenty Ten (12K1066) by the New York

Pilesar Please Me Radio Friendly (PUBLIC EYESORE PE112) is an energetic set of crazy songs delivered roughly in the lo-fi,

One hour of dank and clammy Swedish drone from Keränen, who spends the entire disc describing the lurid lighting effects

On Edges (+3DB 010), the improvising double-bass player Michael Francis Duch steps up to the manly task of performing compositions

Leaves From Off The Tree (BO’WEAVIL RECORDINGS WEAVIL16CD) is another shining example of contemporary folk music from the very fine

American crusader of loon-boon cut-up mayhem Ros Bobos returns with his release for this year, Mandatory Astral Projections (NO NUMBER

Richard and Linda Thompson, ‘When I Get to the Border’ (1974) From I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight