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01/01/2020 Ed Pinsent

Forgetting Something…

Rinus van Alebeek is usually noted here as curator of the unique releases on his own Staaltape label, which he

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24/12/2019 nausika

Pyroclasts: companion album to “Life Metal” is a complete work in its own right

Sunn0))), Pyroclasts, United States, Southern Lord, SUNN 333 vinyl (2019) Recorded in the same sessions as the earlier 2019 release

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21/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

Five Crops from June

Sombre electronic tones, subdued half-hidden drones, and ominous beat-like pulsations from Hüma Utku on her Gnosis (KARLRECORDS KR068) record. This

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19/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Speckled Band

Here is the second album from The Cray Twins, their follow-up to the 2016 item The Pier. In The Company

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18/12/2019 nausika

Acéphale and Arkhé Tenebre: in the midst of sheer horror, despair and catastrophe, beauty and mystery can be found

S.E.K.H., Acéphale & Arkhé Tenebre, United States, Sentient Ruin Laboratories, SRUIN103 limited edition cassette (2019) At the time of writing,

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09/12/2019 nausika

Being there: a solid and intriguing expression of art in the process of creation

Grisha Shakhnes, Being there, Belgium, Unfathomless, U61 CD (2019) Israeli artist Grisha Shakhnes is blunt about this release: it’s a

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07/12/2019 Ed Pinsent

Medium Canter

New solo CDR from Ezio Piermattei, the Italian creator whose work is hard to categorise but is always for us

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28/11/2019 nausika

The way you make me feel: a private struggle reveals a sonic world of fragile and hypnotic beauty

Vanessa Rossetto, The way you make me feel, Belgium, Unfathomless, U35 CD (2016) In contrast with most other releases I’ve

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17/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

O My Own Native Thames

Here is the third release on the new UK label Persistence Of Sound run by Iain Chambers. The London Sound

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16/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Renew Your Subscription

I feel as though I haven’t heard (or own) enough records by Jason Lescalleet, an American sound artist who has

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