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04/06/2025 Ed Pinsent

The Wound that will not Heal

PLF ParziFoooooooooooL AUSTRIA VENTIL RECORDS V_034 LP (2023) Another strong slab of dark, aggressive avant-techno noise filth from this fave

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20/05/2025 Ed Pinsent

A Grand Mariner

From same label as Interdimensional Generated Space (see previous post) the album Ten Rooms Under The Sea (DISSIPATIO DISS017), with

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28/04/2025 Ed Pinsent

Is Calypso imprisoned on her island?

Righteous heavy drone-action for one hour on Kalypso Hypnos Drone (THANATOSIS PRODUKTION THTXX1), a slow and solemn piece which is

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27/04/2025 Ed Pinsent

The Phoenix Also Rises

Like the violin-and-cello backdrops on Sonic Mystics for Poems (of Life and Death of a Phoenix) (NO LABEL 01-ANBL), the

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24/02/2025 Steve Pescott

The Larynx: a Day in the Life

Chœur Tac-Til Blind Ecosystem FRANCE UNREC RECORDS 231 C.D. (2023) Back in 2012, French composer/vocalist Natacha Muslera formed Chœur Tac-Til,

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17/01/2025 nausika

Stellar Forest (self-titled): blast beats and break beats meet in this realm of black metal / trance techno sound

Stellar Forest, self-titled, France, Transcendance Records, EP CD digipak (2025) Billing as a cosmic atmospheric black metal duo, Stellar Forest

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11/05/2024 nausika

Marwa: a beguiling and otherworldly performance of classical Hindustani vocal music

Marianne Svašek, Marwa, Sweden, thanatosis produktion, THT21 CD (2023) Initially this recording by Dutch-Czech vocalist / musician Marianne Svašek comes

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20/04/2024 nausika

This is Zologo Beat: an energetic and powerful fusion of Upper East Ghana traditional folk and digital music magic

Various Artists, This is Zologo Beat, Netherlands, Makkum Records, MR 35, CD digipak / vinyl LP (2023) Dutch label Makkum

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16/03/2024 nausika

GOJO: a lively fusion of Ethiopian and Western instruments and elements harking back to the golden age of Ethiopian jazz

Fendika & K-Sanchis, GOJO, Switzerland, 121234.records, FBL 007 vinyl LP (2023) Released early in 2023, “GOJO” is the result of

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19/01/2024 nausika

Carry Them With Us: Scottish Gaelic folklore given new life by smallpipes and saxophone duo

Brìghde Chaimbeul, Carry Them With Us, Germany, Glitterbeat, GB 139 CD / vinyl LP (2023) Albums of instrumental music centred

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