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12/07/2020 nausika

“Nuova Consonanza”: illustrating the breadth and versatility of Ennio Morricone’s vision and achievements

Gruppo di Improvvisazione “Nuova Consonanza”, United Kingdom, Bella Casa / Cherry Red Records, CASA9CD (2007) I’d like to add my

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30/06/2020 Ed Pinsent

Round-up of Vinyl Vorpituns

Herewith a full seven vinyl slabs submitted over the year 2019 and earlier, which we were in danger of overlooking.

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24/06/2020 Ed Pinsent

All Cats Are Grey

The CDR Pussification: A Compilation of Experimental Cat Music (NO NUMBER) was released on the marginal label No Part Of

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17/06/2020 Ed Pinsent

He’s Content with a Vegetable Love

We’ve been receiving good records from the Irish Farpoint Recordings label for some time now. More than many labels operating

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07/06/2020 nausika

Arba, Dak Arba: a deeply mesmerising and terrifying venture into worlds beyond the material plane

Frédéric D. Oberland and Irena Z. Tomažin, Arba, Dâk Arba, Switzerland, Hallow Ground, HG 2005, vinyl LP (2020) Originally composed

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07/06/2020 nausika

Iki: a plain and homely work created with self-made pipe organ reveals an astonishing sonic world

FUJIIIIIIIIIIITA, Iki, Switzerland, Hallow Ground, HG 2003 vinyl LP (2020) In English translation, the album’s name is “Breath” but this

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01/06/2020 Ed Pinsent

Start Counting

French composer Jean-Philippe Gross was last heard from in September 2019 with the first two items on his EICH label,

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30/05/2020 Ed Pinsent

Location Finder

One has sometimes felt the “field recording” genre might be getting a bit stale, especially when dealing with releases from

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28/05/2020 nausika

Why Do Birds Suddenly Appear? – a sonic investigation of fate, control and the fragility of freedom

Ahti & Ahti, Why Do Birds Suddenly Appear?, Italy, Ouidah, O (1) vinyl LP (2020) Debut release for both the

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27/05/2020 Ed Pinsent

Caution: Men Working Overhead

Here we are with another Richard Rupenus / New Blockaders / remix-reworking project, this time a triple CD which arrived

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