May 2015 |
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Hubsch's Primordial Soup, Carl Ludwig: Primordial Soup (Red Toucan -- Canada ) Price: $14.95 In Stock |
Schindler, Udo / Marco von Orelli : Luft.Spiele (FMR -- Great Britain ) Price: $14.95 Out of Stock A wild dialog between Swiss trumpeter Marco von Orelli and saxophonist Udo Schindler, recording live at the 58th SALON for Klang+Kunst in Krailing/Munich in 2015, using an insanely advanced set of techniques and approaches to their horns for intense and exultant effect. |
L'Ensemble Volta: Les Nuages de Magellan (Recommended Records -- Great Britain ) Price: $15.95 Out of Stock ReR's 3rd collection featuring the ondes Martenot, an early electronic musical instrument invented in 1928 by cellist Maurice Martenot; this volume, performed by the 4 piece L'Ensemble Volta + Antoine Alerinie is dedicated to Spectralist composer Tristan Murail. |
Various Artists: "...should be feared" (?) (Thirsty Leaves Music -- Greece ) Price: $17.95 In Stock A compilation attempting to cover a wide spectrum of modern electroacoustic experimentation from the Greek Thirsty Leaves label, presenting Giorgos Christianakis, Shanyio, Fastus, Xu(e), Gusev K.P., Steven Sandberg, John Daly, Moody Alien, Zenjungle, KR Seward, & James Ross. |
Battus, Pascal: Simbol / L'Unique Trait D' Pinceau (Herbal International -- Malaysia ) Price: $15.95 In Stock Pascal Battus in a series of compositions realized with recordings of cymbals, using specific techniques that enable him to sustain the sound and allow pure frequencies to emerge as he develops each piece as extended audio journeys based on improv and organized sound. |
Double-Basse (Petit / Duboc): This is Not Art (Clean Feed -- Portugal ) Price: $13.95 In Stock French free improvisers Benjamin Duboc (double bass) and Jean-Luc Petit (contrabass & clarinet) in a moody album of bass tones, deep harmonics and rich timbral interaction with beautiful pacing that rises in confrontation and then descends back to artful darkness. |
Ercklentz / Neumann : LAlienation (Herbal International -- Malaysia ) Price: $13.95 In Stock Lowercase free improvisation from the duo of Sabine Ercklentz and Andrea Neumann performing on trumpet and a specially designed amplified piano frame, recording 5 detailed and mysteriously constructed works using space and structure in intriguing sound work. |
Kwang, Goh Lee: Hands (Herbal International -- Malaysia ) Price: $13.95 In Stock A fun and unusual electronic album from Malaysian sound artist Goh Lee Kwang's, whose instrument of choice is an old Roland Jupiter analogue synth, with toy keyboards, saxophones, bass and drums also thrown into the pot and merrily melted down by Max/MSP. |
Kwang, Goh Lee : Good Vibrations (Herbal International -- Malaysia ) Price: $11.95 In Stock Aberrant experiments with a stereo DJ mixer from Herbal International label leader Goh Lee Kwang, 5 tracks of unexpected sounds, micro-drills, crackles, purrs, hums, buzzes, quirks and bleeps from the mixer itself, performed live with no overdubs or pre-programming. |
Kwang, Goh Lee / Tim Blechmann: Findars (Herbal International -- Malaysia ) Price: $13.95 In Stock A work for heavy electronic drone and glitch, Herbal International Label founder Goh Lee Kwang presents this live performance from Malaysia's Finders Art Space in Kuala Lumpur, for 36 minutes of mysterious intensity that settles and fills the listening space like a pall. |
Meelkop, Roel: Oude Koeien (Herbal International -- Malaysia ) Price: $13.95 In Stock Sound artist Roel Meelkop compiles various limited vinyl 7", 10" and lathe cut releases from Korm Plastics and related labels, along with one work made for this release, showing the variety of approaches and concepts Meelkop applies to his fascinating sound work. |
Guionnet / La Casa / Samartzis / Warburton: Parking (Collection Paris) (Swarming -- Canada ) Price: $13.95 In Stock Two improvisations by saxophonist Jean-Luc Guionnet & violinist Dan Warburton recorded in Paris & Melbourne parking garages 14 years apart, registering the behavior and characteristics of environmental and instrumental sound within these unique spaces, edited by Eric La Casa and Philip Samartzis as a 4-channel master by synchronizing two sets of independent stereo recordings. |
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