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Adam Rudolph – Invisible Threads (Omni Sound) (opens the original)
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Adam Rudolph is a New York based percussionist who has performed and recorded with the likes of Don Cherry, Jon Hassell, Sam Rivers, Pharaoh Sanders, L. Shankar, Bill Laswell, Herbie Hancock, Wadada Leo Smith, and Omar Sosa amongst numerous others. He has also recorded 15 albums with Yusef Lateef. He has lived and studied in West Africa, resided at Don Cherry’s house in Sweden and co-founded The Mandingo Griot Society in 1978 with Gambian Kora player Jali Foday Musa Suso. Invisible Threads was c
Listen to the first of two albums from UK artist Petrels (opens the original)
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Petrels is the solo project of Somerset UK musician and artist, Oliver Barrett. He’s just announced two new albums, some 7 years after his previous album, 2019’s The Dusk Loom. The first of these releases, Infangthief, was originally written and recorded in 2022, before being reworked in light of the subsequent album, Outfangthief, which is due to be released later this year. The two albums are inextricably linked, and as you can hear from ‘Fishes’, the piece above, Barrett crafts an incredibly
Listen to Robbie Avenaim’s forward thinking robot percussion (opens the original)
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Shine Caught Blue is the third solo album from Australian musician, drummer, sound/installation artist and curator Robbie Avenaim. Over the years he has moved from improvisation to extended techniques and into creating automated and robotic approaches to the kit. You can check out our review of his 2008 album Rhythmic Movement Disorder here. We also interviewed him the same year here. His creation of S.A.R.P.S. (Semi Automated Percussion System) allows him to create randomised elements in his mu
Listening to the banging weirdness of Tyondai Braxton’s new music (opens the original)
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We’ve been enjoying the latest Tyondai Braxton album quite a lot ahead of its release on the 21st of August. Entitled Splayed Werks, Braxton utilises electronics, synths, samplers, guitar and piano to recontextualise rhythmic electronic music into something quite special. To be honest we’re still coming to grips with what’s going on, but this piece ‘UnFS’ is relentless rhythmic chaos. You might know Braxton from his stint in the rock group Battles, though also via his Hive1 project that we were
Lagoss – Música para Plátanos (Discrepant) (opens the original)
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The evolution of Lagoss has been fascinating to watch. Beginning with 2020’s Imaginary Island Music Vol.1: Canary Islands, a series of short musical ideas, to what we see here, elongated fleshed out tunes. What began as exploration has morphed into a clear understanding of identity. Lagoss are Discrepant label boss Gonçalo F. Cardoso (Gonzo, Visions Congo, Papillon, Prophetas) and Tenerife electronic stalwarts Tupperwear (Mladen Kurajica and Dani Tupper). You can see our review of 2023’s Imagina
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