"Han Swolfs turns our senses to more classic and jazz infused pieces, improvised almost entirely on winged piano. Gazebo Compositions can be considered a resting point after Han's more energetic electronic releases and grasps back to his roots. Inspired by a video-work ...
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"The inter-disciplinary maverick John Duncan emerged in 1970s Los Angeles as a confrontational performance artist and, as the decade progressed, aligned himself with the experimental-music collective Los Angeles Free Music Society. His sound art appeared on various ...
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"Recorded at Santo Studios in Oakland California over the past 3 years with a mostly new cast of musicians, Bloom continues the trajectory of JOMF's explorations of song and sonic experimentation. The band is moving more slowly these days, with core members Tom ...
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"Improvisations between Greenberger reading texts from his massive archive of old people's testimony, Jones playing banjo and guitar, Corsano on drums. 'Despite the dark and sad feeling of some of the texts (dealing with aging, memory loss etc), there is also humor, joy ...
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"On their latest album, Standards Vol. IV, the National Jazz Trio Of Scotland continue their engagement with classic and outsider pop traditions, subtly building on their characteristic blend of beguiling melodies and spare arrangements. There is even, dare we say it, a ...
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"The twentieth century has had its share of poets exploring magic and mysticism. However, it is Kathleen Raine who has articulated the deepest spiritual vision throughout the entire body of her work. Having studied William Blake - and, in the process of doing so, ...
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"Side A: WRITING (19:59) Sound lecture, recorded in Brussels and Ostend, 2016. Side B: UN-WRITING (20:43) Sound lecture, cut to a copper master disc and corroded through exposure to saltwater." (label info)
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