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Tag: minimal

31/07/2013 nausika

Moëvöt (Best of): barmy Satanic ritual horror with equal parts experimentation and kitsch

Moëvöt, Best of, Sanity Muffin, cassette s/m#40 (2013) As far as I know, this tape collects everything that was done

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29/07/2013 Ed Pinsent

A Fitful Impasse

Monica Brooks & Laura Altman As Is AUSTRALIA IT’LL BE AWESOME 002 CDR (2012) Curious CD from Sydney. Very spartanly

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28/07/2013 nausika

Corollaries: beautiful and shifting soundscapes of continuous piano / violin music

Lubomyr Melnik, Corollaries, Erased Tapes Records Ltd, ertp048cd (2013) Pianist Lubomyr Melnik plays continuous minimalist piano music in a way

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27/07/2013 Ed Pinsent

Sacra Nemesis

Some quite nice processed guitar work from Alex Durlak. His Seconds (KOMINO RECORDS K0M1N0-001) release is just 20 minutes long

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09/07/2013 nausika

Somatic Soundtracks: modest set of abstract experimental minimalism with a dub touch

Ulrich Troyer meets Georg Blaschke, Somatic Soundtracks, 4Bit Productions, CD 4Bit-P001 (2012) I’ve already passed quite a few pleasant afternoons

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05/07/2013 Ed Pinsent

Octavluv – a puzzle to be unpicked

Caroline Park Octavluv Visceralmedia Records VMR008 Following digital releases, and limited cassettes on Private Chronology and Bathetic, Octavluv is Caroline

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02/07/2013 nausika

Elegant and Detached: a beautiful and serene work that’s perhaps too remote and unemotional

Pinkcourtesyphone, Elegant and Detached, Room40, CD RM451 (2012?) Elegant and detached this second album from the solo act Pinkcourtesyphone certainly

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03/06/2013 nausika

Ordine ’91 – ’96: a varied palette ranging from post-punk / garage to severe minimal abstraction

Starfuckers, Ordine ’91 – ’96, Sometimes Records, CD SR_02 (2010) Here’s an interesting compilation of songs by Italian band Starfuckers

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26/05/2013 Ed Pinsent

Vinyl Venisons Part 1

Ressuage Semelles De Fondation FRANCE BLOC THYRISTORS VINYLE 0090 / BIMBO TOWER RECORDS 017 LP (2011) Another nice French vinyl

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30/04/2013 nausika

Vaporware / Scanops: quiet electronic wonderworld shyly waits for visitors

Bee Mask, Vaporware / Scanops, Australia, Room 40, RM450 (2012) Deceptively innocent and cheerful, this spacey and spaced-out recording by Bee

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