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20/10/2023 Ed Pinsent

View by Territory

Drums, voices, sampling, and live electronics all fizz in a lively mix on Territory (WIDE EAR RECORDS WER059), a vaguely

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24/09/2023 Ed Pinsent

Palace of Swords Reversed

Excellent avant-percussion / tape record from the duo Valentina Magaletti and Pino Montecalvo, performing as Avvitagalli. Their None Corsa (HORN

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02/07/2023 nausika

Afar Ways: discovery of a virtuoso singer with a unique and idiosyncratic style

Yanna Momina, Afar Ways, Germany, Glitterbeat, GB131 CD (2022) In its own way, this album is very remarkable: it was

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21/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

The Stavanger Train Whistle Sings

Gaute Granli is the Norwegian madcap from Stavanger who has amazed and outraged with his previous outpourings, sometimes noisy, sometimes

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07/06/2023 Ed Pinsent

Heroes of the Revolution

Curious item from German composer Nicholas Bussmann, who has occasionally crossed the desk as part of the Telebossa duet, and

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23/05/2023 Ed Pinsent

Witness Stones

Quite unique piece of music, and research, from the composer and guitarist Benjamin Dwyer. His SacrumProfanum (FARPOINT RECORDINGS fp081) arrives

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03/05/2023 Ed Pinsent

Seasonal Jumble

We received two cassette tapes from Ross Scott-Buccleuch in Wigan released on his Steep Gloss label. We previously heard Ross

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01/04/2023 Ed Pinsent

The Mud of Anger

Italian pianist Giovanni di Domenico may be known to some audiences as a jazz / improviser, one who has found

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30/03/2023 Ed Pinsent

How to Become Omniscient

Astonishing record by Kate Soper here called The Understanding Of All Things (NEW FOCUS RECORDINGS FCR322), realised with the help

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23/03/2023 Ed Pinsent

The Child’s Brain

Three items received from Cyril Bondi. Swiss team of Cyril Bondi and D’Incise continue their composerly career with Zgodnosc (INSUB.REC.CD17),

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