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	Eubanks, Bryan / Xavier Lopez: Natural Realms Label: Sacred Realism Product Code: 30289 Catalog Code: SR013 Country: Germany		Price: $13.95 In Stock
These 2016 recording between Bryan Eubanks and Xavier Lopez demonstrate the analog networked sytem they developed, based on the harmonics of random feedback, using this information in real time to shape generative rhythms and other juxtapositions from soprano saxophone and percussion, in four recordings improvised live at Studio 8 bar in Berlin.
	Mighty Cloud, The (Dave Quam / Joe Foster): Especially Songs Label: Sacred Realism Product Code: 30288 Catalog Code: SR012 Country: Germany		Price: $13.95 In Stock
An unusual journey in abstract sonic narrative and environments from Portland's Dave Quam (FKA Massacooramaan, Modern Melodies) and Seoul's Joe Foster (English, Don Brown and Dan Reynolds), their four pieces using concrete & acousmatic sources, field recordings, enigmatic errata and instrumental elements presented as sentences in sound that imply and defy intention; gripping.
	Lamb, Catherine / Harmonic Space Orchestra: Prisma Interius VII 7 VIII Label: Sacred Realism Product Code: 29784 Catalog Code: sr011 Country: Germany		Price: $13.95 In Stock
Two hauntingly beautiful works in microtonal composer and violist Catherine Lamb's "Prisma Interius" series, the first a duo with violinist Johnny Change and Xavier Lopez on the "secondary rainbow synthesizer", which channels the sound outside of the performance space as a generator of ambient sound; then a sextet of strings and winds with two secondary rainbow synthesizers.
	Sabat, Marc / Harmonic Space Orchestra: Gioseffo Zarlino (2015/2019) Label: Sacred Realism Product Code: 29783 Catalog Code: sr010 Country: Germany		Price: $13.95 In Stock
The third in a series of pieces inspired by ideas in the history of music theory, from composer Marc Sabat and inspired by Renaissance Italian Composer/Theorist Gioseffo Zarlino, performed in a 9-piece ensemble that cycles through voices, strings, harp, and flute, with instruments entering cycles at midpoints of prior loops to create weaving and graceful intersections.
	Oceans Roar 1000 Drums: [VINYL] Label: Sacred Realism Product Code: 29782 Catalog Code: sr009 Country: Germany		Price: $19.95 In Stock
Their first proper vinyl release since forming in 2008, this studio album recorded in Berlin finds Berlin saxophonist and electronic artist Bryan Eubanks, double bassist Andrew Lafkas, and NY drummer & cymbal player Tod Capp in an extended and dark improvisation, with Catherine Lamb's "secondary rainbow synthesizer" interacting and filtering their work as a 4th member.
	Brown, Don / Dan Reynolds: D=D [HARDCOVER BOOK w/ CD] Label: Sacred Realism Product Code: 29781 Catalog Code: sr008 Country: Germany		Price: $29.95 In Stock
The culmination of 15 years of work is this ambitious installment of Bryan Eubanks with Joe Foster, Dan Brown, and Dan Reynolds' sound project, in a CD of diverse compositions merging concrete, acousmatic sources and field recordings, with an accompanying 391 page book of letters, notes, aphorisms, scores, images, and commentary from the artists & contributors.
	Lafkas, Andrew: Two Paths with Active Shadows Under Three Moons and Surveillance Label: Sacred Realism Product Code: 29740 Catalog Code: sr007 Country: Germany		Price: $13.95 Out of Stock
Composer Andrew Lafkas' large ensemble piece with performers including C. Spencer Yah, Ron Stabinsky, Barry Weisblat, Sean Meehan, Ben Owen, &c. is a meditative work intended for live performance, this album the 2nd of 3 performances, a brooding and resonant rendering of rich and subtle detail that evolves over 70 minutes, carrying its listeners in a profound revery.
	Ablinger, Peter: Augmented Study (2012) Label: Sacred Realism Product Code: 29739 Catalog Code: sr006 Country: Germany		Price: $13.95 In Stock
Austrian composer Peter Ablinger wrote this study, which is not intended for live performance, using a violin performing a slow glissando over one octave, here performed by violinist Johnny Chang, the recording then composed in the studio as a proportion canon, virtually layering 16 violins in a study displaying the harmonic interactions of that single glissando.