Sub Rosa's 7th and final volume of the highly-acclaimed "Anthology Of Noise & Electronic Music" series, with works from 1921-2012 including Novi_sad, John Oswald, Henry Cow, Don Preston, etc.

Japanese noise artist Merzbow (Masami Akita) once again collaborates with Swedish noise artist Henrik Nordvargr Bjorkk to construct the third and final album of the Partikel series.

Acid Mothers Temple in a hard and fast album with heavy, rock-oriented riffs and a vibe somewhere between Led Zeppelin and Captain Beefheart.

The sextet of Jorrit Dijkstra (sax), Pandelis Karayorgis (piano), Jeb Bishop (trombone), Mary Oliver (violin), Nate McBride (bass) and Han Bennink (drums) once again take on the music of Steve Lacy in this second volume.

The trio of Guillermo Gregorio (clarinet), Steve Swell (trombone) and Pandelis Karayorgis (piano) use their unique selection of instruments to play an original set of composition and improv.

Acid Mothers Temple in a hard and fast album with heavy, rock-oriented riffs and a vibe somewhere between Led Zeppelin and Captain Beefheart.

Originally the rhythm section for Chicago's Horse's Ha, Stirrup brings Fred Lonberg-Holm, Nick Macri, and Charles Rumback together for collective works exploring deep grooves, moody harmonies, and extended structures.

The Ex join with European and Chicago jazz artists Mats Gustafsson (saxophone), Ken Vandermark (sax), Wolter Wierbos (trombone) and Roy Paci (trumpet) for a hard-hitting album that fuses rock, improvisation, and African rhythms.

The Ex join with European and Chicago jazz artists Mats Gustafsson (saxophone), Ken Vandermark (sax), Wolter Wierbos (trombone) and Roy Paci (trumpet) for a hard-hitting album that fuses rock, improvisation, and African rhythms.

Konkurrent's 9th release of the "In The Fishtank" series pairs Sonic Youth (less Kim Gordon) with ICP (Instant Composers Pool) and Luc & Terrie of The Ex, recording in the studio while Sonic Youth was in Amsterdam for the 2001 Holland Festival.

Ex-Sleepytime percussionist Moe! Staino's post-punk project Surplus 1980 in a 10" release of new material plus a copy of Fred Frith's "Cap The Knife" and one piece based on Mute Socialite's song, "Samba Outlaw".

Five years after their debut release, Ceramic Dog, the power trio featuring Marc Ribot (guitar), Shahzad Ismaily (bass/electronics) and Ches Smith (drums), returns with this exceptional album merging rock and improv Downtown NY style.

Tenor saxophonist Sam Hillmer (The Diamond Terrifier) takes NYC's Zs into a new direction as a trio with guitarist Patrick Higgins and percussionist Greg Fox, presenting the two part "Grain", a massive work of reorganized sound.

Drummer Gerald Cleaver leads this New York quintet through eight original compositions that fuse improvisation with modern jazz, post-punk, and electrified noise.

An amazing display mixing composition with free improvisation, using circular breathing and remarkably forceful playing to express an internal logic that captivates the listener with intensity and passion.

Summer 2013 issue with 8 track CD. On the cover and featured: Colin Stetson. Profile on Buffalo new music. Articles on SlowPitch's Emoralis, soft-circuit sound sculpture. Plus reviews, events, words, &c.

Six "Rex", 2 "Wrecks" and 1 "XXX" from the duo of British reedist Evan Parker and NY pianist Matthew Shipp in a double CD release, one in the studio and one live at Vortex in London, exceptional interplay from two masters.

French artists Michel Edelin (flute), Jacques Di Donato (reeds), Jean-Jacques Avenel (bass) and Simon Goubert (drums) in a melodic and creative jazz album that surprises in beautiful and unusual compositional structures.

The trio of Mats Gustafsson (saxophones), John Russell (guitar), and Raymond Strid (drums) play an outstanding live set of improvisation with timbrical richness at Hagen Festen 2011

Two live recordings taken from performances by avant-rock, guitar legends Thurston Moore and Loren Connors; limited release as part of Record Store Day 2013.

Elements of tape collage and field recordings blend with death metal and drone in ways both minimalistic and extreme in Gravetemple's debut album, a group that started as a side project of the band Sunn O))).

Vocalist Junko Hiroshige from the Japanese group Hijokaidan goes head-to-head with noise artist Kylie Minoise in this blistering studio album that was recorded live in studio with no overdubs.

Paul Giallorenzo's touring band with Jeb Bishop (trombone), Mars Williams (sax), Anton Hatwich (bass) and Marc Riordan (drums), exceptional bop-based modern music from an excellent Chicago composer and pianist.

Chicago pianist Paul Giallorenzo's hard swinging band with Davis Rempis (sax), Josh Berman (cornet), Anton Hatwich (bass) and Frank Rosaly (drums) recalls 60's bop alongside modern free approaches and incredible enthusiasm for the leader's compositions.

Columbus, Ohio artist Ben Bennett (Wrest Trio, What Trio) creates an exquisite racket armed with a mutant kit of recycled and modified acoustic instruments and found objects.

Guitarist Marc Ducret's sextet performs comments on the music previously played in the other albums of the Tower series, either as rewritten fragments or developments of excerpts or patterns.

Multi-reedist Peter Brotzmann and drummer/percussionist Hamid Drake met in the studio in New York City, April 2010, to record this double album of fiercely intense and beautiful improvised music.

A collection of guitar, electronic and voice works pieces from Anne-James Chaton and Andy Moor, originally released as a series of four seven inch singles here combined into a single CD with 3 bonus tracks.

The 20th volume of the Book of Angels series is led by virtuoso guitarist Pet Metheny as he creatively plays John Zorn's compositions with a large assortment of instruments.

On their second release for Tzadik, the emerging trio from the Washington, DC area plays a more traditional set for the classic format of guitar that is powerful and on-point.