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16/01/2023 Ed Pinsent

Strict…But Fair

Another impressive album from Torsten Papenheim, that Berlin-based genius whose recorded output is very hard to classify. He’s here today

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16/12/2022 Ed Pinsent

The Ineffable Presence

Ilia Belorukov here with Someone Has Always Come (SR008), for the Polish label Sublime Retreat. This Russian composer, improviser, performer

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01/12/2022 Ed Pinsent

Tropical Ice

Polar Force (ROOM 40 RM4154) is an unusual item documenting what happened when Australian field-recording guy Philip Samartzis went out

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28/11/2022 Ed Pinsent

How to do the Jazz Layout

“For once it’s not a live recording”, writes Geoff Cheesemaster as he sends me Laurie’s Revenge (SPIRIT OF GRAVITY GRAV144),

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23/11/2022 nausika

Life in Life: deep beauty and spellbinding emotion in minimal piano melodies and extreme singing

Randi Pontoppidan & Povl Kristian, Life in Life, United States, Chant Records, CR2205RA CD (2022) A beautiful and very emotional

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18/11/2022 nausika

Albat Alawi Op.99: 20th-century Arab classical orchestral music meets DIY invention

El Khat, Albat Alawi Op.99, Germany, Glitterbeat Records, GBCD 121 (2022) Led by Eyal el Wahab, a self-taught Israeli musician

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13/11/2022 Ed Pinsent

An Intergalactic Year Passes

Latest release from Austrian violinist and composer Mia Zabelka is The Quantum Violin (FMR RECORDS FMRCD622-0721), a collaboration with the

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14/09/2022 nausika

Fake: dynamic duo leading the way into a retro space jazz dystopian underworld

Lorenzo Feliciati & Dominique Vantomme, Fake, India, Subcontinental Records, SCR049 CD digipak (2022) Two veteran musicians (and long-time friends) in

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12/09/2022 nausika

The Gleam: a stark and minimal presentation on human responses to and interactions with light

Park Jiha, The Gleam, tak:til / Glitterbeat, GB119 CD / vinyl ( 2022) As its title suggests, “The Gleam” revolves

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04/08/2022 Ed Pinsent

Throwing a Perfect Fit

Yes, it’s the fine bassist Werner Dafeldecker here as part of a new duo Paroxysm, releasing a cassette tape of

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