Good to hear this Jacques Bekaert album again.
Some really good avant-garde/Fluxus-based performers on here.
David Behrman, George Lewis, "Blue" Gene Tyranny, Ryo Koike,
Takehisa Kosugi, Maggi Payne, Shigeko Kubota, David Rosenboom ...

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I use tinyimg.io. It might be the "io" part that gets blocked at your work.
They're easy enough to upload to my own website,
but I shudder to think how far back I may have to go to re-upload.
It's just at your work right?

I see your images just fine if that helps

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then

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both great albums!

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Features Françoise Barrière's - Cordes-Ci, Cordes-Ça for harpsichord, violin, and
what the cover states incorrectly as a "vielle." It's actually a vielle à roue which is
a different instrument by quite a bit. Back in 1982, yours truly was commissioned
to write the first piece of modern music specifically for the vielle à roue (generally
referred to as the "hurdy-gurdy"). After publication, it was performed worldwide -
as far away as Ouagadougou. Premier moment of Cordes-Ci, Cordes-Ça is below.

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Roman a Clef - Abandonware (2015)

Great sophisti-pop / New Romantic throwback, with some shoegaze influences that occasionally cross paths with more contemporary touches in the songwriting. Pretty sublime for what it is.

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Thank You Scientist - Stranger Heads Prevail (2016)

Curious blend of stuff. Early 00's alternative rock, math rock, some post-hardcore elements and a funky horn section fronted by a guy who sounds a lot like the dude from Coheed & Cambria. Not for everyone, but legitimately progressive foh sho.