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The House Organ Nottingham, UK
The House Organ is a DIY label for audio and other artefacts sounding across a spectrum of improvisation and noise, it takes a critical stance to digital-self-publishing whilst providing alternatives to dominant streaming and sharing models. For deep-thinkers who don't take themselves too seriously. ... more
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Nuncio Ref!
by Sophie Sleigh-Johnson
Saw this live recently and easily the best thing I've seen this year. Spoken words (what wonderful words) and noise collage that play off of each other (rather than like a backing track). Heady mix.
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Keep coming back to this. On principle I think I'd usually hate the hard panned guitars but it totally works here. Plus Melvin Gibbs on bass, what more do you need!
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Many Glorious Petals
by Food People
I've been slow on Food People but crossed my path since moving back to Notts and glad they did. Entire back catalog is massively worth your time but this is the new record so grip it if you can.
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Radioactive Desire
by Bob Bellerue
Recorded on the hottest days in the longest year, "Radioactive Desire" is an avant-garde piece with an almost visceral impact.
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MAROMAS
by Cecilia Lopez & Ingrid Laubrock
A brave experimental record from the Cecilia Lopez & Ingrid Laubrock running darting sax lines through dense electronics & processing.
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First Live (featuring Kenny Wollesen, Erland Dahlen & Berke Can Özcan)
by Big Beats Big Times
Recorded live in Istanbul in 2013, this drum-forward collaboration features three sharp players at their improvisatory best.
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