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Tag: quiet

17/05/2022 nausika

W: a work of calm and serenity through deep, immersive soundscapes

Boris, W, United States, Sacred Bones Records, SBR287 CD / vinyl LP (2022) Into their 30th year together as Boris,

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12/03/2022 Ed Pinsent

Room to Breathe

Here we have a very refined and restrained piece of minimal improvisation from the team of Samuel Rodgers and Richard

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17/02/2022 nausika

tres fronteras: sound art in the Amazon rainforest at the borders of three countries

Stéphane Marin, tres fronteras, Belgium, Unfathomless, U73 CD (2022) Active since 2003 as a soundscape artist seeking atypical sonic spaces

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10/10/2021 Ed Pinsent

Motion Industries / Junk Bonds / Cold Front

Fine set of modern compositions played on the clarinet by Richard Haynes on his Ghosts Of Motion (CUBUS RECORDS CR374)

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09/10/2021 Ed Pinsent

An Intellectual Curveball

Double-disc set of restrained, subdued, quiet and slow acoustic music from Bertrand Gauguet and John Tilbury, on their Contre-Courbes (AKOUSIS

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03/10/2021 Ed Pinsent

The Way Out of the Labyrinth

Subdued, minimal, long-form saxophone improvisations from Christian Kobi on Hidden Place Of Return (CUBUS RECORDS CR 375). He serves up

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28/08/2021 nausika

Music for Acoustic Instruments and Feedback: a graceful and enchanting album of heavenly ambience

Vanessa Amara, Music for Acoustic Instruments and Feedback, Denmark, Posh Isolation, PI 249 vinyl LP (2021) In case we need

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19/08/2021 nausika

Fiori Chiari, Fiori Oscuri: a mix of sunny worlds of children’s dreams and an introspective solo piano melody

Alvin Curran, Fiori Chiari, Fiori Oscuri, Australia, Black Truffle, BT078 vinyl LP (reissue) (2021) First issued in 1978 on the

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23/07/2021 nausika

Dog Mountain: a sparse, minimalist album commenting on borders, boundaries and divisions

Laurin Huber, Dog Mountain, Switzerland, Hallow Ground, vinyl LP (2021) With a name like “Dog Mountain” and a photo of

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15/07/2021 nausika

A Necessary Softness: paying respect to places, experiences and memories in a low-key way that generates surprise results

Alexandra Spence, A Necessary Softness, Australia, Room40, RM4133 cassette / CDR (2021) Inspired by her travels, performances and residencies in

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