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A shared LP with work from 2011. Zaradny's "OctΦpus" is a powerful, throbbing work, electronic, initiated with staggered rhythms that almost replicate an LP skip, but a shade too slow. It's dark and brooding, multiple layers washing over one another,... See full review

These pieces by Australian avant garde percussionist, Sean Baxter, exemplify a long-standing preoccupation with extended technique and acoustically generated noise applied to the conventional drumkit in a freely improvised context. Alongside... See full review

"Say you never heard of Mekanik Kommando, but you've read Vital Weekly 728, and you bought that great, great re-issue of their first LP. And then you browse the website and see another CD by them, 'Shadow Of A Rose'. I can imagine that if you aren't... See full review

"emd.pl/records released a coupla scorchers last year which are detailed in issue 15. One of 'em (Rurokura and the Final Warn) still brings me out in a cold sweat just thinking about it, as I mentally relive its apocalyptic nightmare which was barked... See full review

"This is a wonderfully strange little release, three all-too-brief pieces, each based (one assumes) on archive recordings of folk music, as their titles would seem to indicate: "Greek Catholic Stork Boy Choir Of Ozerki Village (Soldiers' Meeting,... See full review

This material should come as a surprise even for those who closely watch Anna and Robert and their work as a most important polish free improvisators who are also very close to free noise music. This music is far more quiet than what was usually... See full review