Live At The Hacienda. '83 / '86; 11.08.83 / 19.02.86. Ps. Just a note - this is the absolute worst recording of a live album, ever! I keep forgetting just how bad it is and yet I still keep it. Disc 2 is slightly better than disc 1.
Perhaps my favourite from Cabaret Voltaire. I love field recordings. They remind me how much I enjoy being outside or in the garden. Chris Watson 1996 1998 2003 2005 w/ K.K. Null & Z'EV Just to be clear, I don't usually hear too many cheetahs, elephants, spider monkeys or water buffalos in the backyard.
David Ross Lawn is releasing his debut EP, Songs of the Sun. He is one of our most emerging composers and following in the footsteps of Nils Frahm, but still with his own unique style.
By defying traditions and exploring the boundaries of what Modern/Classical/21century music is David creates sonic landscapes and explores architectures of the moment. His music brings the listener on a contemplative journey where the sound reaches deeper into ones own cradle.
The start of the sonic journey is initiated by the beautiful piano composition Rising, it opens the door to the following tender track Flying, Floating, Falling deepening it's path into Sanctuary and finally ends up with A Conversation Between Lovers. A more beautiful set of piano compositions are yet to be found.
Released by: Kning Disk EP release date: 26 January 2018
I'm on the look-out for more Hamid Drake if anyone has recommendations; I mainly just have the stuff he's done with William Parker. This one moves from serene through the blues and on to skronk pretty effortlessly. (A good thing!)
@djh Here are a couple featuring Hamid with the late great Fred Anderson, mentor to a generation on the Chicago scene. "From the River to the Ocean" is a special favorite. Also a duo with Kidd Jordan that I recently discovered. There are more where this came from, if you're interested...
@djh Here are a couple featuring Hamid with the late great Fred Anderson, mentor to a generation on the Chicago scene. "From the River to the Ocean" is a special favorite. Also a duo with Kidd Jordan that I recently discovered. There are more where this came from, if you're interested...
Thanks for the reply @Doofy I've realised for quite some time that I should have some Fred Anderson and Kidd Jordan in my life. Not sure how helpful Emusic will be in this but I'll scoop up what I can. In the meantime I dug around an old external drive and found this choice little number.. That's the late great Peter Kowald on bass.
(From a different external drive; let's hope they all keep working long enough to sort them out and back them up properly!) another Anderson / Drake colab.B)
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Live At The Hacienda. '83 / '86; 11.08.83 / 19.02.86.
Ps. Just a note - this is the absolute worst recording of a live album, ever! I keep forgetting just how bad it is and yet I still keep it. Disc 2 is slightly better than disc 1.
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1994. The Conversation
Bjorn Rohde - Landscape of Souls
Chris Watson
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2003 2005 w/ K.K. Null & Z'EV
Just to be clear, I don't usually hear too many cheetahs, elephants, spider monkeys or water buffalos in the backyard.
2005 TouchRadio 5 2006 TouchRadio 18
2006 w/ BJ Nilsen 2007 TouchRadio 25
Holomorphic Metacrystal by Supersentient Intelligence Construct
According to the blurb the artist is a non-corporeal 12th dimensional being of consciousness.
2008 2010 TouchRadio 49
2010 w/ Z'EV 2011
Halo - Late Winter Tales
David Ross Lawn is releasing his debut EP, Songs of the Sun. He is one of our most emerging composers and following in the footsteps of Nils Frahm, but still with his own unique style.
By defying traditions and exploring the boundaries of what Modern/Classical/21century music is David creates sonic landscapes and explores architectures of the moment. His music brings the listener on a contemplative journey where the sound reaches deeper into ones own cradle.
The start of the sonic journey is initiated by the beautiful piano composition Rising, it opens the door to the following tender track Flying, Floating, Falling deepening it's path into Sanctuary and finally ends up with A Conversation Between Lovers. A more beautiful set of piano compositions are yet to be found.
EP release date: 26 January 2018
2013 2002 Sleeve notes: "The artists were
commissioned to use the wildlife recordings
of Chris Watson published on "Stepping Into The Dark"
and "Outside The Circle Of Fire" as source material."
includes Mika Vainio, Philip Jeck, Hazard, Fennesz,
AER, Biosphere & Chris Watson
2016 - Dawn Chorus from Bowers & Wilkins 2016 Giacinto Scelsi (performed by
Binaural recordings to be listened to on Lucy Railton & Aisha Orazbayeva),
I'm on the look-out for more Hamid Drake if anyone has recommendations; I mainly just have the stuff he's done with William Parker. This one moves from serene through the blues and on to skronk pretty effortlessly. (A good thing!)
There's a useful discography here:
http://www.restructures.net/Drake/Hamid_disco_home.htm
but I'm not seeing much / anything from the last couple of years.
Honorary Heath Bro Stanley Cowell playing those mellow R&B keyboards
1983 archive.org 1986 archive.org
2012 Bandcamp nyop 2013 Bandcamp
2017 Unreleased Early Recordings: 1994 You Must Be Crazy -
Shuffle & Boogie 1960 Bandcamp Emusic The Official Live Album Discogs
2006 Wareika Vibes Emusic 2017 The Aggrovators Present Rico
(From a different external drive; let's hope they all keep working
long enough to sort them out and back them up properly!)
another Anderson / Drake colab.B)
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2007
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