Kategorie: Album Review
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THE BLACK CAT’S EYE – The Empty Space Between A Seamount And Shock-Headed Julia
THAT’S FRICKIN‘ AWESOME! Look at the artwork. Just look at it. That’s crazy shit, dude! Craaaazy! This capella is a new one from Germany, and this record with the somewhat bulky title „The Empty Space Between A Seamount And Shock-Headed Julia“ is their first release. Their opening track „Kill The Sun And The Moon And…
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CAN – Ege Bamyasi – 1972
Die in meinen Augen beste deutsche Band sind CAN aus Köln. Es mag Menschen geben dieser Aussage skeptisch bis ablehnend gegenüber stehen … das ist mir aber egal, denn ich habe meine Gründe … warum also diese Festlegung bezüglich CAN meinerseits? Einen ersten Hinweis liefert dieses Album. Mein erstes Album von CAN ist eine, 1989…
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Kali Malone (featuring Stephen O’Malley & Lucy Railton) – Does Spring Hide Its Joy (Ideologic Organ, Jan 20, 2023)
On her latest release Kali Malone is setting focus on playing tuned sine wave oscillators and is getting support from Stephen O’Malley on guitar and Lucy Railton on Cello. The composition took place during Covid lockdown in Berlin, Germany, -and the we can observe and experience several versions of the only track “Does Spring Hide…
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Kali Malone – Velocity of Sleep (XKatedral, 2017)
While still waiting for her new release it is time to remember Kali Malone’s 2017 record “Velocity of Sleep“, which was released on vinyl in a limited number of only 100 copies, but it seems that XKatedral did a reissue lately. The first and only track on Side A is “Velocity of Sleep” – a…
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Richard H. Kirk – Sandoz – #9294
First of all … the output of music that late Richard H. Kirk (who most of you may know as co-founder of Industrial music legend Cabaret Voltaire from Sheffield) produced as Sandoz is much larger than I thought … I was misguided by some article or advertisement I read years ago shortly before buying his…
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Reflections on Kali Malone’s „Living Torch“ – 2022
Vibrant, floating, yet relying on an endless drone somewhere below 100 Hz played by Kali Malone that’s what I can tell while listening to „Living Torch I“ for the first time … then other sounds – played by Mats Äleklint on this Trombone and Isak Hedtjärn’s Bass Clarinet – that slowly build up like waves…
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Emeka Ogboh – 6°30’33.372”N 3°22’0.66”E (Danfotronics, 2022)
The coordinates of this record are pointing at some spot right in the center of Lagos, Nigeria. A sprawling intersection, a bus station near a red light district. And that’s it.And that is really what I mean. This record sounds like just a spot in the center of Lagos, Nigeria. A sprawling intersection, a bus…








