"Jazz in Silhouette, by Sun Ra and His Arkestra was recorded on March 6, 1959 and released in May of the same year. The album is considered to be one of Ra's best from his Chicago period before veering off into 'their full-fledged explorations into the avant-garde' that ...
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Christopher Varner - trombone, sampler, bird whistles, voice; Georg Janker - bass, modulenzfrequentator; Fredi Pröll - drums
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Matthias Kaiser - violin, Reinhold Friedl - piano "Mit OLOLUGE veröffentlichen der Violinist Mathias Kaiser (Köln) und der Pianist Reinhold Friedl (Berlin) ihr erstes gemeinsames Album. Abgeleitet von "ululo" beschreibt OLOLUGE einen trillernden, schwankenden hohen ...
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curated by Stefan Fricke w/ Hans W. Koch, Franz Martin Olbrisch, Andreas Wagner, Alper Maral, Stefan Fricke, Wolfgang Liebhart, Johannes S. Sistermanns, Harald Muenz. "In Beethovens Musik sei noch zu viel drin, als dass alles heraus wäre, konstatierte der ...
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"Love's Song (Limbo) is a collaborative LP from artists Reece Cox and Liza Lacroix. This 10 track LP is a release version of a 90 minute soundtrack composed by Cox for the occasion of two solo exhibitions by Lacroix in 2024 - the first at Neue Galerie Gladbeck, Germany ...
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"Tsunaki Kadowaki, a staff member at Kyoto's record store Meditations, the supervisor of "New Age Music Disc Guide", and the founder of Sad Disco, curates the fourth installment of "Midnight in Tokyo" themed around Ambient Kayo. The Midnight in Tokyo series by Studio ...
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"With Radical Landscape, the exclusive artist's label edition niehler werft is presenting the first release of 4bad3rds, the unique collaboration between the experimental composer-performer-producer duo Christopher Dell and Luka Höfler (aka Elfish Echo aka Lu Katavist ...
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#290 with plastic bag "press 500 only"
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""Starring Rosi" is the 5th Album by Ash Ra Tempel. Although originally released in 1973, the same year as its predecessor "Join Inn", it is by far the most accessible Ash Ra Tempel album. Beside the drums(played by Harald Grosskopf), Manuel Göttsching played all the ...
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"Fan Club Orchestra (FCO) has its roots in collaborative performances and recordings that began taking place in the late nineties in Brussels. These continued into the second decade of the new millennium around Belgium and neighbouring countries. At a time when large ...
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