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14/10/2012 Ed Pinsent

A Round Cube

Plaistow Patricia Lacrimosa (INSUBORDINATIONS NETLABEL INSUB.DLT01) has some fine instrumental music from the Swiss trio Plaistow, comprising Johann Bourquenez on

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02/09/2012 Ed Pinsent

Transpontine Secrets

Modern Mall-aise Let’s delve into another from the January bag of Unfathomless field recordings. Here’s the English phonography guy Simon

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10/07/2012 Ed Pinsent

Erosive Karung

Our graves must send those that we bury, back From Bloomington we received a copy of this excellent limited CD

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08/07/2012 Ed Pinsent

Dynamo Queens and Kings

Illusions in Zurich Four side-long pieces of excellent instrumental work from the trio Tetras on their double album Pareidolia (FLINGCO

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01/07/2012 Ed Pinsent

Kosmic Blues

Orpheus in the Underworld Christof Kurzmann attempts grand things on El Infierno Musical (MIKROTON RECORDINGS CD 20). He composed all

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07/06/2012 nausika

Out of the Coma: Comus returns from long hiatus with new smoky jazz edge

Comus, Out of the Coma, Coptic Cat, NIFE 014CD (2012) Out of the coma? – more like out of the

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07/05/2012 Ed Pinsent

Jazz is the new WWF

Arrived 20 December 2011, another envelope from the Helsinki jazz label TUM that impressed us quite favourably in January. Juhani

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11/04/2012 nausika

The Very Best of Ethiopiques: double set captures brief period of artistic freedom in Ethiopia

Various Artists, The Very Best of Ethiopiques, UK, Union Square Music Ltd, 2 x CD MantCD245 (2007) For many years

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07/04/2012 nausika

Song 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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22/03/2012 nausika

For Flowers, Cars and Merry Wars: being a little cheeky, eager to please and well-mannered isn’t enough

Huntsville, For Flowers, Cars and Merry Wars, Norway, Hubro, HubroCD2505 (2011) Jazz improvisers Huntsville opt for a straightforward rhythmic approach

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