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Rempis / Karayorgis / Heinemann / Harris:
Truss (Driff Records)

Three label leaders come together for this extraordinary 2023 concert at Elastic Arts in Chicago--Aerophonic's Dave Rempis on alto, tenor & baritone saxophones; Driff Records' Pandelis Karayorgis on piano; Amalgam Records' Bill Harris on drums--along with bassist Jakob Heinmann, this exceptional free jazz performance cementing the bond between Boston and Chicago with a hope for more! ... Click to View


Ensemble SuperMusique :
Musiques Emeraude (Ambiances Magnetiques)

An overview of Montreal's Ensemble Supermusique celebrating their 40th anniversary, drawing on works from founders Joane Hétu, Diane Labrosse, and Danielle Palardy Roger and their projects including Wondeur Brass, Les Poules, Justine, &c., realized by 40 instrumentalists in 8 groups of 3 to 8 players; masterful sophistication with a sense of humor and wonder — exceptionnelle! ... Click to View


Paul Paccione:
Distant Musics (Another Timbre)

Influenced by the New York School of composers (Cage, Feldman, &c.), composer Paul Paccione revisits and revises five of his compositions written 40 years prior, performed by a 10-piece configuration of London's Apartment House; beautifully contemplative pieces linked together through common threads, the momentum of individual moments absorbed by the presence of the larger work. ... Click to View


Birgit Ulher / Carol Genetti / Eric Leonardson:
Horizontal Shift (Amalgam)

An international electroacoustic improvising trio of German trumpet player Birgit Ulher, also on radio, speaker & objects, and two Chicago outside improvisers--Carol Genetti on voice & objects, and Eric Leonardson on his unique self-built instrument the springboard, objects & electronics-- heard in a live performance at Elastic Arts, in Chicago, Illinois in 2018. ... Click to View


Peter Evans Being & Becoming (Evans / Ross / Jozwiak / Ode):
Ars Memoria (More Is More)

The second album from New York trumpeter Peter Evan's band Being and Becoming stretches out his concepts in five extended works that dovetails superb contemporary jazz — integrating extended techniques and solid vibraphone work — with beautifully rich and explorative passages, masterfully performed with Joel Ross (vibes), Nick Jozwiak (bass) and Michael Shekwoaga (drums). ... Click to View


Peter Evans Being & Becoming (Evans / Ross / Jozwiak / Ode):
Ars Memoria [VINYL 180gm + DOWNLOAD] (More Is More)

The second album from New York trumpeter Peter Evan's band Being and Becoming stretches out his concepts in five extended works that dovetails superb contemporary jazz — integrating extended techniques and solid vibraphone work — with beautifully rich and explorative passages, masterfully performed with Joel Ross (vibes), Nick Jozwiak (bass) and Michael Shekwoaga (drums). ... Click to View


Ivo Perelman (Fowler / Workman / Cyrille):
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Recording with the legendary rhythm section of bassist Reggie Workman and drummer Andrew Cyrille, tenor saxophonist Ivo Perelman and stritch & saxello player Chad Fowler perfectly complement each other as they play off and complete each other's lines and phrases under the support of astute foundational support, an exemplary album of collective, cross-generational free improvisation. ... Click to View


Gregorio / Smith / Bryerton:
The Cold Arrow (Balance Point Acoustics)

The second trio release from clarinetist Guillermo Gregorio, double bassist Damon Smith and Jerome Bryerton on gongs, selected metal & cymbals (but no drums), in a sophisticated album of eight collective improvisations numbered as "The Planar Effect" and two Gregorio compositions, an absolutely impressive set that obscures the line between "spontaneous" and "composition". ... Click to View


Andre Duchesne:
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Montreal composer, guitarist and arranger Andre Duchesne developed the pieces on this solo album as a tribute to his sister Carole, "the one who dreamed of horses," who passed in 2010, his pieces incorporating elements of rock, improvisation and compositional forms, a sincere tribute developed by recording daily over a month as a virtual rock band of guitar, bass and drum programming. ... Click to View


Leap of Faith:
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Joining the Boston duo Leap of Faith, the core duet of David Peck on reeds, percussion, the kitchen sink and everything in between, and Glynis Lomon on cello, aquasonic & voice, is bassist Scott Samenfeld from Turbulence Orchestra, drummer Jared Seabrook, and brass player John Fugarino, with Joel Simches capturing the recording and manipulating the stream in real time. ... Click to View


Neurodivergent:
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A new ensemble emerging out of the Boston collective band Expanse with David Peck on reeds, percussion and innumerable instruments, Count Robot on voice & tapes, DNA Girl on guitars & mandolin, Tim Mungenast on guitar, and Michael Caglianone on reeds & winds, all adding percussion and electronics from the Evil Clown arsenal, exploring aspects of group improvisation. ... Click to View


Bill Harris:
MACRODOSE (Amalgam)

Combining acoustic drums, percussion and electronics, the third solo album from Chicago drummer Bill Harris delves deeper into the sonic aspects of his improvisations while providing them in discrete segments through eleven succinct recordings, a diverse set demonstrating unique approaches to rhythm and sound, enhanced on some pieces through studio techniques. ... Click to View


Dante Boon (Beuger / Boon / Elina / Holtkamp / Schuppe / Van der Ster):
Duos (Edition Wandelweiser Records)

A collection of works from pianist & composer Dante Boon in diverse duos and virtual duo compositions that reflect on John Cage's "inner clock" concept from "Two2", each of Boon's compositions directing the players through systems of notation and counting unique to each player, varying the rules of how the two players eventually synchronize their performances. ... Click to View


Joane Hetu / Ensemble SuperMusique:
Monnomest (Ambiances Jazz)

A fascinating work dedicated to improvising cellist Remy Belanger de Beauport written by Montreal composer Joane Hétu and performed by the large Ensemble SuperMusique with Jean Derome, Lori Freedman, Scott Thomson, Diane Labrosse, Danielle Palardy Roger, Pierre Tanguay, &c., commissioned and performed for the Ensemble's 40th anniversary and expanded for this studio edition. ... Click to View


Joelle Leandre / Pascal Contet:
Miniatures (Trost Records)

A collaboration that goes back 30 years, French improvising bassist Joëlle Léandre and avant accordionist Pascal Contet in their fifth album together, turning from their more typically extended conversations to a series of 10 "Miniatures", shorter and diverse dialogs recorded live in 2022 at the beautiful Arsenal Concert Hall in Metz, France. ... Click to View


Chad Fowler / Shanyse Strickland / Sana Nagano / Melanie Dyer / Ken Filiano / Anders Griffen:
Birdsong (Mahakala Music)

Highlighting the parallel to changes in birdsong in urban areas because of anthropogenic ambient noise, this diverse ensemble demonstrates the evolution of improv approaches through unique origins and backgrounds; with Chad Fowler (stritch, flute), Shanyse Strickland (French Horn), Sana Nagano (violin), Melanie Dyer (viola), Ken Filiano (bass) and Anders Griffen (drums). ... Click to View


Hal Russell NRG Ensemble:
The Hal Russell Story (ECM Records)

This 1996 recording of the Hal Russell NRG Ensemble of Mars Williams (reeds), Brian Sandstrom (bass, guitars, trumpets), Kent Kessler (bass, trombone) and Steve Hunt (drums & percussion) was recorded five week before Russell's passing, a wild parting gift of twenty succinct improvisations covering an incredible amount of territory with power, humor and amazing musical skill. ... Click to View


Ernesto Rodrigues / Dirk Serries / Joao Madeira / Jose Oliveira :
Dripping (Creative Sources)

One of the core Creative Sources trios of Ernesto Rodrigues on viola & crackle box, João Madeira on double bass and Jose Oliveira on percussion, is extended to a quartet with Netherland's New Wave of Jazz/Vidna Obmama archtop guitarist Dirk Serries, presenting the 9-part "Dripping" series of free chamber-oriented lowercase improvisation. ... Click to View


Friedl / Siewert:
Lichtung (KARLRECORDS)

Zeitkratzer director and pianist Reinhold Friedl meets with Martin Siewert (Radian, Fake the Facts, Dry Thrust) for three improvised explorations on piano, guitar and electronics, through the course of powerful transitions building from deep introspection into prickly, bellicose interaction, yielding to a brooding finale of subtle electronics and punctuation; profound. ... Click to View


Niels Lokkegaard Lyhne / Quatuor Bozzini:
Colliding Bubbles (Important Records)

Copenhagen composer Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard's long form work refers to units of compositional structure in systems of instruments, each a "bubble" that interacts and collides creating fluctuations, ruptures and tension release in an hypnotic sonic tapestry, performed by Montreal's Quatuor Bozzini on violins, viola, cellos and harmonica; mesmerizing. ... Click to View


Merzbow:
Cafe OTO [2 CDs] (Cold Spring Records)

A live and extended performance of brutal but shifting sonic assault performed before an appreciative audience at London's Cafe OTO in 2016, a solo performance from Japanese noise legend Masami Akita, AKA Merzbow, each of the 2 CDs in this set more than 50 minutes of tightly controlled electronic mayhem from the unremitting determination of one of the globe's masters of noise. ... Click to View


Charles Mingus:
Presents Charles Mingus To Pre Bird, Revisited (ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd)

Three sides of Charles Mingus in this remastered reissue set: the 1961 Candid album Mingus Presents Mingus with the classic quartet of Eric Dolphy, Ted Curson and Dannie Richmond; then the Mercury release Pre-Bird from the same year, in ensembles performing the music of or influenced by Duke Ellington, along with the ambitious and brilliant through-composed work, "Half Mast Inhibition". ... Click to View


Franz Koglmann:
Near Blue - A Taste of Melancholy (ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd)

Presented in two versions--a stereo mix and a binaural mix for headphones--flugelhorn improviser and composer Franz Koglmann leads his septet of exceptional players through 10 original Koglmann compositions, sophisticated works that show influences from Ellington to Franz Joseph Haydn or Johann Strauss, in pieces influenced by or tipping the hat to modern artists, musicians and writers. ... Click to View


Nikolaus Gerszewski :
3 Works For Strings, Giusto Chamber Orchestra (ezz-thetics by Hat Hut Records Ltd)

Giusto Chamber Orchestra performs three works for twelve strings by German composer and visual artist Nikolaus Gerszewski, whose music of shifting pitches, vibrations and volumes--compared with experimental sound & noise work--is influenced by composers Radulescu and Dumitrescu's spectral music, James Tenney's "swell form" and Cornelius Cardew's graphic scores. ... Click to View


Void Patrol (Sharp / Stetson / Martin / MacDonald):
Live @ Victo (Victo)

A wild and adventurous concert and one of the highlights of the 39th Festival International de Musique Actuelle de Victoriaville from the electric improvising quartet of Elliott Sharp on electric guitar & electronics, Colin Stetson on bass, alto & tenor saxophones, Billy Martin on drums & percussion and Payton Macdonald on marimba, vibraphone & African xylophone. ... Click to View


Federico Ughi (w / Leo Genovese / Brandon Lopez):
Infinite Cosmos Calling You You You, Vol. 1 (577 Records)

The first album under 577 label leader and drummer Federico Ughi's name in five years brings together the incredible bass skills of Brandon Lopez and expansive Argentinean keyboard sonics of Leo Genovese, the first of two planned volumes recorded in the studio for a boundary-less album of acoustic and electric improv influenced by the music and philosophy of Sun Ra. ... Click to View


Federico Ughi (w / Leo Genovese / Brandon Lopez):
Infinite Cosmos Calling You You You, Vol. 1 [VINYL] (577 Records)

The first album under 577 label leader and drummer Federico Ughi's name in five years brings together the incredible bass skills of Brandon Lopez and expansive Argentinean keyboard sonics of Leo Genovese, the first of two planned volumes recorded in the studio for a boundary-less album of acoustic and electric improv influenced by the music and philosophy of Sun Ra. ... Click to View


Sven-Ake Johansson / Alexander Von Schlippenbach:
uber Ursache und Wirkung der Meinungsverschiedenheiten beim Turmbau zu Babel [VINYL 2 LPs & PAL DVD] (Trost Records)

Documenting the 1994 avant music drama composed by pianist Alexander von Schlippenbach and accordionist Sven-Ake Johansson, uber Ursache und Wirkung der Meinungsverschiedenheiten beim Turmbau zu Babel (on the cause and effect of the disagreements over the building of the Tower of Babel) through a double LP, DVD, libretto and 16-page booklet in a solid box set. ... Click to View


Musicworks:
#147 Winter 2024 [MAGAZINE + CD] (Musicworks)

Winter 2024 issue of Canada's premiere new music magazine, with Saxophonist Andrew MacKelvie on the cover; plus features on Indonesia's Music Subculture; Sonny-Ray Day Ride; Solidaridad Tango; A History of the Canadian Electronic Ensemble; plus album reviews, essays and a CD of tracks from artists covered in the magazine. ... Click to View


Witches & Devils (Williams / Vandermark / Lonberg-Holm):
At the Empty Bottle (Knitting Factory Works)

Before his ecstatic Xmas series, An Ayler Xmas, Chicago saxophonist Mars Williams led the Witches & Devils quintet of Mars Williams on reeds, Ken Vandermark on reeds, Jim Baker on keyboards, Fred Lonberg-Holm on cello and Kent Kessler on bass, an incredible and passionate free jazz group paying tribute to the music of Albert Ayler, heard live at The Empty Bottle in 1997. ... Click to View



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  Shaking the Squid - April 11 2015  


By philz 2015-04-11
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This week in Wilmington we're celebrating the annual Azalea Festival, a colorful parade and street fair with more than a 60 year history. The town is ablaze with colorful azaleas, the dogwoods are blooming, and people are happy to put winter behind them and enjoy the day. With festivals in mind, we're getting ready for next week's Record Store Day. This year we're opening at noon with our own festivities planned, including live experimental music, viideo presentations from our own history, and viewings of great DVD releases we've carried. Colorful music will fill the air, and ears will be ablaze with the fiery sounds of great experimental musicians from the region. Of course we'll have specials in-store and online, but if you can make it to our store for the day we'll be happy to meet and entertain you.


Our local alternative newspaper, Encore Magazine, asked us a few questions about our Record Store Day activities, and the importance of the day to us. Here's the Q&A:

1) What does Squidco have planned for RSD 2015?

We are open at noon on Saturday, we'll have experimental music performances, music videos, snacks and give-aways during the day. We'll also have a selection of used LPs that are reserved for record shows available for sale. If you can make it to our physical store that day you'll also find hundreds of items that aren't available online, and we'll offer

2) Any releases you're most looking forward to and why?

Brian Eno: My Squelchy Life LP -A great record that's finally issued on vinyl.

Sun Ra: Planets of Life or Death: Amiens '73 LP -What Record Store Day would be complete without a Sun Ra issue?

Arto Lindsay: Encyclopedia of Arto (Northern Spy) - A great collection from Arto's discography, including both his Brazilian-influenced songs and his Downtown NY improvised work.

Kullrusk "Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring" (Moserobie) red 180g vinyl - We'll probably be the only store in the US carrying this reissue of Sweden's Kullrusk's 2006 jazz album borrowing elements from pop and rock.

3) For folks unfamiliar with RSD, how does it work at Squidco? When do you know what you'll get in?

We don't carry the full lineup of RSD releases, we select items that fit with our catalog. The RSD pledge won't allow us to take pre-orders on any RSD items, and we arent't guaranteed to receive stock on the items we've requested. We will know early this week which titles are going to arrive, and we'll have them on our website on RSD.

4) Tell me why this day is important to Squidco?

It's important that record stores around the world are highlighted, and that people recognize the value that record stores bring to their communities. Squidco uses its store not just to sell music, but also to organize people for concert performances, presenting both local musicians and intrepid improvisers touring on the coast. We work hard to inform our customers on new music they might not be familiar with. With so many streaming services people have become very passive about listening to music, and we hope that Record Store Day will help bring people back to more active listening, choosing music for themselves instead of having it programmed for them.

5) What labels are you guys working with specifically for anything, including any non-sanctioned releases? What are the goodies involved here?

We're not really about goodies or non-sanctioned releases, we sell independent improvised music from artists, labels, and small distributors around the world. Our catalog has 7,000 items currently, and we're proud of the relationships we've built up with the music community and our customers over 12 years in business.

6) Any other surprises?

I think people who haven't been to North 4th St [of Wilmington, NC] recently will be surprised at the changes on the street! But that's not answering your question. People will have to come in to see what we have planned for the day, but expect unusual and exciting music that will no doubt surprise and entertain.


Live In-Store @ Squidco:

Last Saturday, Jacob Wick's show here showed the trumpeter to be increasingly a master of his unique style of performance. Sitting quietly, occasionally speaking with the audience, Wick never sounds like a trumpeter from the traditional school of playing, but instead plays the hell out of tangential aspects of the horn. He methodically and meditatively removes valves and tubes from the trumpet, while using circular breathing to create a constant flow of unusual ideas. From hisses to squeals, his array of sounds has expanded since his last visit here 5 years ago, and his confidence in spinning a story using these tools has increased. I was struck with the idea that he could play this way for hours and still captivate; in fact, when I told him the length of the show even he was surprised. The communication with the audience was complete, and the silence and awe in the room was palpable. He gave the room an excercise to use the extraneous sounds bleeding from the outside while listening to his playing, and we all sat with our eyes closed listening intently. This was a small tour, as Wick is now located in Mexico City and involved with what he describes as a very active free improvisation scene little known outside of Mexico. If Wick comes to your town for a concert (you wouldn't want to hear him in a loud room) make sure to check him out. Meanwhile, look for a new cassette release of Wick and guitarist Shane Perlowin titled Objet a arriving in the next week.


New Releases this week:

Leading this week's are 3 new reissues from the great UK free improvising label Emanem:

Mattos, Marcio- SOL[os]
Solo double bass, cello and electronics form 1990.

Russell, John / Phil Durrant / John Butcher - Conceits (1987/1992)
A great set of studio recordings and one live track from 1987 from three superb UK innovators.

Fine, Milo Free Jazz Ensemble - Earlier Outbreaks of Iconoclasm (1976 (8) [2 CDs]
1976 & 1978 studio and live recordings, this duo pushes the idea of an "ensemble" but still make a huge sound on keys, drums, guitar, and clarinet.

Also Evan Parker's label psi, which is pressed and distributed by Emanem, reissued the amazing Evan Parker album Monoceros, recorded in 1978 and showing a very young Evan Parker on the cover, playing with ferocity and style.

Tim Berne's Snakeoil continues its amazing journey with You've Been Watching Me on the ECM label with a great lineup of Downtown NY players: Tim Berne (alto saxophone, composer), Oscar Noriega (clarinet, bass clarinet), Ryan Ferreira (electric guitar, acoustic guitar), Matt Mitchell (piano, electronics), Ches Smith (drums, vibes, percussion, timpani). Berne's arrangements are both sophisticated, requiring dexterity from his players, and his ambitions are ably met with the band - you won't want to skip this album!

We also added 4 remastered/reissues from Alga Marghen:

Charlemagne Palestine - Bells Studies [VINYL])
Charlemagne Palestine - Four Manifestations On Six Elements (Golden 5) [CD]
Robert Ashley - The Wolfman
David Behrman - Wave Train

We also added two titles on John Zorn's Tzadik label:

Zorn's Simulacrum, an intense organ trio performed by Kenny Grohowski (drums), Matt Hollenberg (guitar) and John Medeski (organ).

Per Bloland also presents a Chamber Industrial, a set of acoustic and electroacoustic compositions.

Other releases of note: two releases from Jamie Newton, thick slabs of sophisticated soundscape; Umlaut reissues the trio of Nordstrom / Johansson / Schlippenbach, Stockholm Connection on 3 CDs; Michel Banabila & Oene Van Geel release their second Music For Viola And Electronics II, and Banabila releases a solo Float and a retrospective Precious Images - Data Files 1999-2008 on 2 CDs; a great Italian quart, No Pair (Chiapperini / Elia / Trapani / Fusco) releases a great album titled Chaos and Order which blends jazz, rock and other forms in lyrical and exciting ways. We've caught up with The Wire magazine, one issue of which includes a Wire Tapper various artists CD well worth the listen; we've added some back catalog from Nuscope Records; guitarist James Blackshaw's new release on Important Records, on both CD & LP, with Blackshaw contributing vocals for the first time; and we've restocked a number of cassettes on AMK's Banned Production label.


Squid Tech

You'll see the first glimpse of our new audio sample players, which showed up in our "New In" sections (ie "New In Improv"). These players no longer require Adobe Flash, and should work on mobile and tablet devices. With our new audio server and expanded bandwidth we hope you'll take the time to listen to releases you're not familiar with, and that it will prompt you to order some new music you might never have considered before. Expect the players to show up on all category listings over the next few weeks, and to see a new audio player on our detailed product pages giving you access to all samples for any release.

If you had trouble calling us this week, our phone number is the same, but we've switched to a service that's far cheaper than the Time Warner business phone we previously used. Everything should be working correctly now, but for a short while we held the same number as a (presumably closed) beauty salon, making for a few interesting conversations during the week. It's sad that Time Warner, with all their resources, charges 5 times what they ought to for basic phone service, but I guess that's why they're one of the most hated companies in the country.


Upcoming Soon

We've placed order for the following titles, which should arrive over the next couple of weeks or so:



Unsounds (The Netherlands):

Yannis Kyriakides + Andy Moor: A Life Is A Billion Heartbeats (unsounds)

Butcher, John / Andy Moor: Experiments With A Leaf (unsounds)

Alessandro Bosetti & Chris Abrahams: A Heart That Responds From Schooling (unsounds)



Libra (Japan):

Satoko Fujii Orchestra Berlin: Ichigo Ichie

Satoko Fujii Tobira: Yamiyo Ni Karasu

KAZE: Uminari (Circum-Libra)



Another Timbre (UK):

Common Objects: Butcher / Davies / Davies / Patterson: Whitewashed with Lines

Frank Denyer: Whispers

Fraufraulein (Billy Gomberg & Anne Guthrie): Extinguishment

Magnus Granberg: Would Fall from the Sky, would Wither and Die






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Ensemble SuperMusique :
Musiques Emeraude
(Ambiances Magnetiques)



Rempis /
Karayorgis /
Heinemann /
Harris:
Truss
(Driff Records)



Paul Paccione:
Distant Musics
(Another Timbre)



Peter Evans
Being & Becoming (
Evans /
Ross /
Jozwiak /
Ode):
Ars Memoria
(More Is More)



Gregorio /
Smith /
Bryerton:
The Cold Arrow
(Balance Point Acoustics)



Michel Banabila /
Stijn Huwels /
Cok Van Vuuren :
One Moment
In Time
[CASSETTE]
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Chad Fowler /
Shanyse Strickland /
Sana Nagano /
Melanie Dyer /
Ken Filiano /
Anders Griffen:
Birdsong
(Mahakala Music)



Joane Hetu /
Ensemble SuperMusique:
Monnomest
(Ambiances Jazz)



Niels Lokkegaard Lyhne /
Quatuor Bozzini:
Colliding Bubbles
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Friedl /
Siewert:
Lichtung
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Joelle Leandre /
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Federico Ughi (
w /
Leo Genovese /
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Infinite Cosmos Calling
You You You,
Vol. 1
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Sven-Ake Johansson /
Alexander Von Schlippenbach:
uber Ursache und
Wirkung der
Meinungsverschiedenheiten
beim Turmbau zu Babel
[VINYL 2 LPs & PAL DVD]
(Trost Records)



Charles Mingus:
Presents Charles Mingus
To
Pre Bird,
Revisited
(ezz-thetics by
Hat Hut Records
Ltd)



Franz Koglmann:
Near Blue -
A Taste of Melancholy
(ezz-thetics by
Hat Hut Records
Ltd)



Void Patrol (
Sharp /
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Martin /
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Live @ Victo
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Peter Brotzmann /
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Jean Derome:
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