Daby Balde – Introducing Daby Balde (World Music Network)
Whilst Senegalese singer/ songwriter Daby Balde shares some instrumentation with his better known countryman, Baaba…
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Ion Petre Stoican – Sounds From a Bygone Age Vol.1 (Asphalt Tango/MGM)
Why does world music have such colourful back-stories? In 1965 Romanian wedding violinist Ion Petre…
Urdog – Garden of Bones (Secret Eye/Sensory Projects)
Garden of Bones feels like it fell from the sky. It’s only when you listen…
Arek Gulbenkoglu – Points Alone (Impermanent Recordings)
Like many sound artists Arek Gulbenkoglu views silence as a potent sonic tool, meaning that…
Mike Cooper – Metal Box (Rossbin Production)
Mike Cooper dedicates this record to the memory of John Fahey, and his “metal box’…
Hammock – Stranded Under Endless Sky EP (Hammock Music)
If ever a title summed up the feel of the music this is it. This…
Camilla Hannan – More Songs About Factories (Cajid)
The debut release by sound designer, performer and installation artist Camilla Hannan, More Songs about…
Various Artists – It’s Over, We Don’ Care (Spanish Magic)
This is a great taste of what’s lying under the surface, of some of the…
Samartzis/Muller/Voicecrack – Wireless_Within (For4Ears)
Voicecrack are a duo renowned for their incredible work with cracked electronics. Back in 2002…
Natasha Anderson – Latex Screens/Pulse/Glance (Independent)
Melbourne based contrabass recorder performer Natasha Anderson is known for her work on Anthony Pateras’…
Jesus With Me – self-titled (Psych-o-path)
I don’ know much about Jesus With Me, but I know they love Crazy Horse.…
Department – Shape Decay (Laboratory Records)
This is Department’s second album on their own Laboratory label. A duo from Lalor in…
Green Velvet – Walk In Love (Relief/Stomp)
Green Velvet doesn’ make much sense away from the 12 inch. Although second album Whatever…
Belong – October Language (Carpark)
The world of computer-processed instrumentation has been forever changed by Christian Fennesz and for that…
Leighton Craig – 11 Easy Pieces (Kindling)
While the Casio might have been used as a tool of evil for many of…