"An overview of Shamelessly Exciting begins with "Walls Of The City Shake", a fist-pumping anthem of maximum intensity featuring David Grubbs on piano. Forrest refines his conceptual cut-and-paste aesthetics in "My 36 Favorite Punk Songs" on which you can literally hear ...
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"Jason Forrest aka Donnasummer has been a celebrity among electronic artists every since. Featured by magazines all around the world, he releases one 7", split 12" and full 12" and what have you after the other - and now he presents us with his new longplayer on sonig ...
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The artist formerly known as Donna Summer. "Donna Summer makes breakcore from hell at the tempo of a g-spot tornado, chopping up everything from from prog to disco - from ELO to EWF and back - along the way." (label info)
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"Steve Fors offers deeply physical music on his Hallow Ground debut »it's nothing, but still.« Having already established himself as a composer of visceral drone and noise pieces in various Chicago- and New York-based underground projects, Fors's first release under ...
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Occasionally, there are musical visionaries who suggest new ways to approach performance and composition. Drummer Paul Motian was one of these visionaries. Though he has been gone for nearly 14 years, Motian's freeing of the drums and folk-like melodies influence the ...
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The After Dinner Opera Company presents a comic opera based on the story by Mark Twain
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English group consisting of Robert Haigh, Trevor Reidy, and Deborah Harding. They were previously known as Truth Club, but changed their name when bass player Trefor Goronwy left.
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"... 53 minutes of music broken up into 14 cuts with a clean, crisp, and precise production. It's really compelling music, inspired by the original avant-garde and industrial bands but F.P.B. avoids the trap of trendy techno and instead carve out their own niche." - R. ...
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"Fourcolor is the solo project of Keiichi Sugimoto (Minamo, Filfla) and should be well known to the 12k audience with his two previous releases, Air Curtain (2004) and Letter of Sounds (2006) both highly regarded and now out of print, which established him as one of the ...
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"Founded in 1971, Matumbi was among the earliest and best British reggae bands. They did, however, also record under different guises, including The 4th Street Orchestra. In their acclaimed Rough Guide to Reggae, Steve Barrow and Peter Dalton rate this album (and its ...
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