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20/04/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Cusp of Disruption

Quite nice short electronica-dub thing from INRA, the duo of Adam Ben-Nun and Philipp Rhensius. The Content Consuming Its Form

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11/04/2019 nausika

Made in Japan: occasional bursts of guitar and vocal fire not enough to warm up a tepid album

Flower Travellin’ Band, Made in Japan, Atlantic Records, vinyl P-8187A (1972) Pedantic TSP readers may say the album should really

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09/04/2019 nausika

New Japanese Noise: noisy improv jazz meets flippy electronics but the result is surprisingly minimalist

Paal Nilssen-Love, New Japanese Noise, Norway, PNL Records, CD / digital PNL042 (2019) Celebrating US Independence Day at the Roskilde

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25/03/2019 nausika

Anywhere: legendary ronin samurai rockers starting down the highway with four cover songs

The Flower Travellin’ Band, Anywhere, The Netherlands, Philips, LP FX-8507 (1970) While these guys’ first original album “Satori” is the

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18/03/2019 nausika

Kirikyogen: early doom metal collaboration with a surprising amount of variety and flexibility

Kuni Kawachi & Flower Travellin’ Band, Kirikyogen, United Kingdom, London Records, vinyl LP SKK(L) 3003 (1970) For a band that

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13/03/2019 nausika

Parachute: disillusionment results from city flight to the country

The Pretty Things, Parachute, United Kingdom, Harvest, vinyl LP SHVL 774 (1970) After the commercial failure of “S.F. Sorrow” and

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05/03/2019 Ed Pinsent

Magick Memos from Japan

Got a snootful of items from Michel Henritzi, the French improviser who still holds a torch for Japanese improvisation in

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03/03/2019 nausika

A Gathering of Promises: considerable musical and songwriting talent gathered here

Bubble Puppy, A Gathering of Promises, International Artists, SNAM953CD (reissued 2011) Awww – how could you not love a band

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08/01/2019 Ed Pinsent

Where Poetry Meets Jazz

Three new jazz related releases from Martin Archer’s Discus label herewith. All the below from 14 May 2018. Metamorphic is

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27/11/2018 nausika

Daqa’iq Tudaiq: lush blend of classical Arabic tradition and Western experimental methods

Jerusalem In My Heart, Daqa’iq Tudaiq, Canada, Constellation Records, CD CST137 (2018) Here is a very bewitching and hypnotic blend

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