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Keith Rowe, Taku Sugimoto, Guenter Mueller – THE WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN

Keith Rowe, Taku Sugimoto, Guenter Mueller – THE WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN (Erstwhile, 1999?) Keith Rowe / Gnter Mller / Taku Sugimoto: The World Turned Upside Down Erstwhile 005 Total time: 56:55 1. phase two (34:44) 2. phase one (22:11) The world: Keith Rowe tabletop guitar, electronics Gnter Mller electronics, selected drums Taku Sugimoto guitar [...]

30 October 2006 at 11:52 - Comments

Taku Sugimoto and Kevin Drumm – Den

Taku Sugimoto and Kevin Drumm – Den (Sonoris, SON-13) (CD) 2000 Taku Sugimoto: guitar Kevin Drumm: guitar, electronics An album that documents the concert by two guitarists (of which one also plays electronics) held on April 5th, 2000 in Japan. Sugimoto is known for his improv style in which silence plays an extensive role. He [...]

30 October 2006 at 11:51 - Comments

Taku Sugimoto – OPPOSITE

Taku Sugimoto – OPPOSITE (HatArt: HatNoir, 1998) Mirrors (1:08) Bells of … (4:05) Flagments of Happiness (1:35) Spoon River 1 (3:57) Spring (3:22) Midnoon (1:44) Opposite (0:46) Subtle (1:37) Birds of Afternoon (1:32) Stained Glass Windows (1:21) A Narrow Path (1:32) Transylvania (2:34) Paris (1:31) Spoon River II (3:17) Monad (8:49) Treading (2:22) Pale Light [...]

30 October 2006 at 11:51 - Comments

John Cage – Ryoanji

John Cage – Ryoanji Download (members) A beautiful, if chilling album of eerily atonal woodwind phrases and sparse percussive punctuation, the closest to traditional Japanese music I have heard of Cage recordings. an hour long track of indeterminate No Theater, like the proverbial moon lit night in Asian ghost stories where the borders between this [...]

12 October 2006 at 18:46 - Comments

Luigi Nono: Il Prometeo

Luigi Nono: IlPrometeo The late-period Luigi Nono. I’ve chosen Ensemble Modern’s (out-of-print) performance of Prometeo, a 1984 opera and one of Nono’s most famous works. I leave the commentary to people who know what they’re talking about (like Stefan Beyst), but I will say this is one my favorite 20th century operas. Encoded in 320kbps [...]

8 October 2006 at 10:31 - Comments

La Monte Young – Just Stompin’: Live at the Kitchen]

La Monte Young – Just Stompin’: Live at the Kitchen Credited to La Monte Young and the Forever Bad Blues Band, Just Stompin’ is a 1993, 2-CD composition of Young’s epic minimalism, this time drawing from the blues. It is performed live by a quartet: guitar, bass, drums and synthesizer. The album is out of [...]

7 October 2006 at 02:54 - Comments