What are you listening to right now? (Covid-19th Nervous Breakdown)

Lowlife · October 2020

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Brighternow · October 2020

History lesson: In 1983 Chrome released an album called No Humans Allowed that was one side of very strange, experimental music and one side of that classic Chrome art punk that had been blowing minds since the mid 70's. Immediately after it's release Helios Creed went solo for 15 years and upon his return to the Chrome name he released Tidal Forces (No Humans Allowed pt II). Another strange mix of experimental instrumental songs and classic Chrome rockers. The album was only released on CD and has never been reissued. Secret Records is proud to be the first to get this lost Chrome album out on limited edition, color vinyl. While remastering it we also tweaked the track list a little making it flow more like the original No Humans. Enjoy side A when in a psychedelic mood and side B when you need that Helios deranged, buzz-saw, space punk.

confused · October 2020

Thanks to @Germanprof for the heads up.
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Landscape In Obscurity (20th Anniversary Edition) Memories Compiled 2

greg · October 2020

Playing in memory of John Lennon who would have been 80 yesterday! Last night BBC4 ran a series of programmes commemorating this event. One we watched was Hard Day's Night - fifty plus years on it seems so simplistic, in a way that I never noticed when I saw it at a cinema when I was 13-14 years old!!

Lowlife · October 2020

Funkadelic - Maggot Brain

Doofy · October 2020

Horace Tapscott & Michael Session Live in Avignon, France 1989

rostasi · October 2020

Nice label out of Denmark at a good price.

The work of Piercing Blake is interested in creation through 'non-means', combining no-input mixing and the processing of digital artefacts to create subtle pieces without grand narrative.

'If These Two Things Should Meet' marks Blake's first release for Åde Åde - a determinedly unbalanced affair which plays two poles against each other and skirts equilibrium before finally dipping behind the horizon.

For quiet activity.

released October 6, 2020

rostasi · October 2020

recorded at The Practice Pad in Glasgow on 3rd March 2001

released October 7, 2020

Lol Coxhill soprano saxophone

Lindsay L Cooper bass, tuba

samples by Bill Wells

tracks 1, 3, 4, & 6 by Cooper / Coxhill / Wells

tracks 2 & 5 by Cooper / Coxhill

Brighternow · October 2020

Brighternow said: October 8

- A brilliant composer / musician . . . also on Emusic

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Andrey Vinogradov plays modern hurdy-gurdy (Viola) crafted by Wolfgang Weichselbaumer, Vienna. With this perfect instrument he presents a peculiar mix of ethnic tunes (Russian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian,Greek, Austrian, etc.), contemporary classical music, jazz improvisations and authentic Russian sacred chants. Andrey’s virtuoso playing technique and elaborate multidimensional compositions create a unique musical atmosphere.

jonahpwll · October 2020

Just wrapping up:

Marike van Dijk - "The Stereography Project" (the second release by that name)

The second disc with Katell Keineg just keeps growing on me, to where sometimes I crave it.

On BC: https://marikevandijk.bandcamp.com/album/the-stereography-project-feat-jeff-taylor-and-katell-keineg

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Tiny Reviews Frank Hewitt Martin Hoper Jeremy Pelt Bird is the Worm

Martin Hoper - "The Bride"

One of my favorite releases from 2012. With all the music I have to listen to and all the music I listen to for enjoyment, it's not uncommon for me to forget about certain favorite albums. I stumbled upon this while looking for something else, and immediately hit the play button. What a lovely album. Just one gorgeous melody after the next, and each burning with their own unique flame.

It's a Hoob Jazz release, which astounds me to each time to discover the label isn't yet on Bandcamp.