Alga Marghen

Profile:	Italian label specialising in experimental historical obscurites, obscure outsiders, and twentieth-century composition. These highly acclaimed releases are often released in limited editions. The label series are divided in six parts: - NMN series: Radicalization of sound and music languages - Tes series: Non-codificable researches of spontaneous improvisation and manipulation of sound sources - Vocson series: Sound Poetry - Akt series: Musik des Aktionismus (Music of Actionists) - EEs'T series: Maurizio Bianchi re-releases - Book series: Exclusive printed documents from the masters of the avantgarde.
Sublabels:	EEs'T Records, Formalibera, Marquis Records, Planam, The Golden Research
Contact Info:	Alga Marghen c/o Emanuele Carcano, Via Frapoli 40, 20133 Milano, Italy e-mail: [email protected]
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	Artist – Title(Format)		Catalog Number		Year

samwisegamwise Feb 20, 2025
Really cool label if you like pretentious catalog numbers and innersleeves that eats the vinyl. Thirty Helens agree.
Cutpastesarah Jan 6, 2025
How can one label be so bad!. Avoid buying anything vinyl on this label
KrillGrill Oct 20, 2022
Edited 2 years ago
There are vinyl represses of some Eliane Radigue recordings coming on Alga Marghen. Soundohm describes (inter alia) Opus 17 as "Remastered, improved sound quality." I wonder whether this is meant as a reference to the Remaster or whether Alga Marghen (I have three records pressed by them and every single one is marred by clicks and pops – even after professionally cleaning the discs) have finally made up their minds and changed the pressing plant… I am sceptical. But maybe some of you could share their experiences with the October/November 2022 releases?
sunset123 Apr 13, 2021
AT LAST! I've found an LP on this label with less than 500 clicks and pops
primecut3 Oct 22, 2020
This label is horrendous. The pressing quality of their otherwise interesting re-issues catalogue is dismal. Stick to digital format. Avoid.