Music Banter - Albums You're Digging II

Strictly speaking, I am currently enjoying your rec, Marie Monday: another of your off-beat gems. Thanks. :thumb:

Before that, I was revisiting an old classic that I haven't played for years: JuJu Music by King Sunny Ade still sounds great to me:-

Tubeileh

01-28-2022 12:43 PM

Incredible, grew on me in the last week or so.

Exo	01-30-2022 10:13 AM

Friends of mine made a pretty tight record during Covid. Fans of post rock or jazz fusion would dig. I did.

Marie Monday

02-17-2022 01:31 PM

Maurice Horsthuis and Judith Herzberg - Leedvermaak
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Terrific music for a Dutch play about a Jewish marriage by poet Judith Herzberg and composer Maurice Horsthuis, who's part of the Dutch improv jazz scene. One of my favourites lately, but may not be as fun if you don't know Dutch

ando here

02-17-2022 01:37 PM

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Alterazione LF58 (2020, Astral Industries)

rostasi

03-05-2022 11:48 AM

Trans Feminist Symphonic Music
by Gavilán Rayna Russom

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Electronic musician Gavilán Rayna Russom’s Trans Feminist Symphonic Music could be her magnum opus. An entry in the ever-fascinating Longform Editions series, this 71-minute piece travels a globe-sized path of sounds, sights, and emotions. Through what the label terms “a meditation in five movements on synthesis and gender,” Russom explores minimalism, drone, and ambience, all in service of an abstract narrative that compels at every turn. The first 20 minutes alone, a pulsing space-bound synth pattern is masterful in its own right. But Russom only goes deeper from there, evoking everything from the vastness of an orchestra to the isolation of a single note. Trans Feminist Symphonic Music is the kind of work that takes many listens to absorb but only one to appreciate.

rostasi

03-21-2022 12:54 PM

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Newly-remastered footage of pioneering British psych outfit Soft Machine is headed for release as Facelift France and Holland. The three-CD/DVD set will arrive on March 25th via Cuneiform Records and showcases the earliest known footage of the 1960s Canterbury group.

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