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Roam the Hello Clouds: Free Electro-Jazz Textures at ABC Australia Australian Electro-Jazz trio Roam the Hello Clouds is offering the curious free admission into their cosmos. In April of this ...

Dan Friel: Ghost Town puts the Fun back in Noise Parts & Labor singer Dan Friel has gone solo for the second time. After self-releasing a full-fledged debut album in ...

Giya Kancheli: Little Imber on ECM ECM Records are honouring the work of Giya Kancheli. Regulary refered to as the greatest living Georgian composer, Kanchelli has ...

CD Feature/ Suns of Arqa: "Remixes Muslimgauze" The soundtrack to a picnic in the Sahara: An amphibic accumulation of sound, groove and texture.

No Stranger Hair Cuts for the New Mozart: A movie about Keyboard Virtuoso Bernie Worrell with a black hole in the middle.

CD Feature/ V.A.: "The Sound Vol. 2 & 3" The series has picked up pace: An unmistakable fusion of Jazz, Singer/Songwriter and classical influences.

CD Feature/ Metalycee: "12'' EP" Closer to Metal than ever before: A constantly tearing and pulling conglomerate of individual strands.

Vital Weekly 630 Frans de Waard presents the experimental releases of the week.

CD Feature/ The Submarines: "Honeysuckle Weeks" No way as melancholy as their debut: Takes up the commercial-credibility slack.

Balmorhea: Leave Austin for a tour through the West Acoustic chamber band Balmorhea have decided to hit the road again and leave Austin for a tour through the “West”.For ...

Dengue Fever: Cambodian Music hits the Real World US-based Cambodian band Dengue Fever have landed a suprising coup by signing a licensing deal for their third album “Venus ...

CD Feature/ Jonty Harrison: "Environs" A familar ring: 21st century programmatic musique concrete.

CD Feature/ Kiko C. Esseiva: "Sous Les Etoiles" Walking on the edge with a smile: Melody and harmony enter the musique concrete canvas.

Interview with Laurie Spiegel Laurie Spiegel can still vividly recall the first time she saw a Synthesizer. The year's 1969, she's on Bleeker Street ...

15 Questions to Maile Colbert Nietzsche may have had his points, but Maile Colbert is not afraid of his apocalyptic philosophies. A world without music ...