"Timely outing from two grand masters of exploratory electronics. Kassel Jaeger is the moniker of French musician François Bonnet who works at the GRM and has released a number of books including the highly regarded The Order Of Sounds: A Sonorous Archipelago, published by Urbanomic in 2016. Jim O'Rourke is known to most through his explorations of the song and shapes, the high and low, the east and south. Wakes On Cerulean is a joint adventure where process folds upon process and the operation of...

Vinyl version in very groovy gimmick sleeve!

"When the biggest stars in our universe begin to burn up and collapse they release neon gas. When electricity is passed through neon gas it glows. When it's captured within glass we can use it...

Janel and Anthony burst upon most folk's consciousness with the release in 2012 of "Where Is Home" on Cuneiform. But they have been working as a duo for a very long time, and this reissues their 1st album, recorded in 2006 and released by the group...

"Superb and super-rare South African jazz featuring Hugh Masekela and Dollar Brand. 500 only pressed for the world. The Jazz Epistles were not only South Africa's first bebop band, but were also, rumor has it, the first black South African group to...

"Jono el Grande is a self-taught composer, musician, conductor, painter, and prankster and remains an outsider on the far margins of the Norwegian experimental music scene. He released his debut mini-album Utopian Dances in 1999, a collection of absurdist instrumentals recorded at home using not much more than a workstation synth. 2003 saw the release of Fevergreens, an album that drew upon classic progressive rock, film music, easy listening, and a variety of pop idioms and featured a nine-piece...

"Their second album "Schmetterlinge" (Butterfly) was an odd album for the Pilz label, originally released in 1971, a complex and ambitious conceptual rock ballet suite performed by a larger much more multi-instrumental ensemble. It ran a wide gamut of...

"Issued in 1972, Jumbo�s debut album � at the time it was a pseudonym used by songwriter Alvaro Fella � saw the light on an important record label, Philips, following the release of two 45rpm�s by Lucio Battisti�s Numero Uno.

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