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Jack Chuter

Jack Chuter

Crucial Listening #40: Helm

Fish stock concrète, groovebox epiphanies, Kerrang cover-mounts. The London-based experimental musician discusses three important records. Luke’s picks: Pet Shop Boys – Discography: The Complete Singles Collection Napalm Death – Scum Adam Bohman – Music And Words The magnificent new Helm record, titled Chemical Flowers, is out now on PAN. Check it out

Ongoing: Dalot – ΛΗΤΩ (Leto)

Ongoing: Dalot – ΛΗΤΩ (Leto)

TIME RELEASED SOUND. INDEX 1: 30 May 2019 2: 06 June 2019 3: 11 June 2019 4: 26 June 2019 1: 30 May 2019 /content/images/wordpress/2019/05/ZOOM0276.mp3 2: 06 June 2019 The past is irretrievable. If I revisit a place that was important to me during

Ongoing: NUM – False Awakening

Ongoing: NUM – False Awakening

PAST INSIDE THE PRESENT. INDEX: 1: 23 May 2019 2: 29 May 2019 3: 06 June 2019 4: 26 June 2019 1:23 May 2019 We begin with the voice spilling out from the throat. As a mere wisp to begin with, like a candle flame. Gradually it fans outward,

Ongoing: Manja Ristić – The Black Isle

Ongoing: Manja Ristić – The Black Isle

FLAG DAY RECORDINGS. INDEX: 1: 12 June 2019 2: 15 June 2019 1: 12 June 2019 Initially I am drawn to four presences. The first, and most prominent, is the landscape. The waves collapsing into the rock. Birdsong forming archways overhead. The clink and chatter of a restaurant. Children playing.

Crucial Listening #39: Faith Coloccia

Brilliant tabernacles, drugs without drugs, teenaged gurus. The artist, composer and graphic designer discusses three important albums. Faith’s picks: Swans – Soundtracks For The Blind Einstürzende Neubauten – Zeichnungen Des Patienten O.T. Earth – Hibernaculum Head over the Faith’s blog for updates on her work, along with links to her

Ongoing: dTHEd – Hyperbeatz vol. 1

Ongoing: dTHEd – Hyperbeatz vol. 1

BORING MACHINES. INDEX: 1: 08 May 2019 2: 15 May 2019 3: 22 May 2019 4: 09 June 2019 1: 08 May 2019 This music resonates with me, but not on the level of conscious comprehension. The rhythms abide by a stuttering logic that transcends my own computational prowess, adherent

Crucial Listening #38: Graham Dunning

Vinyl destruction, phony voices, dancing in the attic. The musician, artist and mechanical techno assembler discusses three important albums. Graham’s picks: Milan Knizak – Broken Music A Guy Called Gerald – Attic Attack [1986 – 1988] Helena Celle – If I Can’t Handle Me At My Best, Then You Don’t Deserve