The Parisian cellist gathers some of Japan’s most notorious musicians (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Keiji Haino, Otomo Yoshihide, Sachiko M and many more) for session in a Tokyo studio.
Review: Minneapolis Guitar Quartet – Thrum
Four composers put the quartet in a variety of different guises, in a collection that showcases their technical talent and malleability.
Review: Nicolas Wiese – Living Theory Without Anecdotes
New sounds on Corvo, teasing the vibrations of found sounds, chimes, strings and more into unnatural harmonies and decays.
Review: Philippe Lamy – Drop Diary
Philippe Lamy becomes the next artist to enter Mystery Sea’s liquid thematic.
Review: Florent Colautti – NanoM+ / Untitled#ºº
Solo CD-R from a Parisian composer and architect graduate, consisting of two extended pieces of drone and mishap.
Review: Rangda + Dead C – Split
Fluid improvisation meets ugly sheets of noise, in a coming together of two well-versed names in experimental music.
Review: Svarte Greiner – Black Tie
Two long pieces by Erik K. Skodvin take ATTN through sansaric transition and weightlessness.
Review: Bad Suburban Nightmare + Left Hand Cuts Off The Right – Split
Uncompromising solitude and social saturation meet head on, in a new split on Armed Within Movement.
Review: Matthew Collings – Splintered Instruments
An Edinburgh-based composer channels primal energy through the powers of nature in his debut solo release.
Review: Jeremiah Cymerman – Sky Burial
An “amplified quartet” of Nate Wooley, Peter Evans, Matt Bauder and Jeremiah Cymerman.
