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Interview with Robert Lippok Robert Lippok has sworn a personal oath not to talk about his new solo album anymore. Having already spent four ...

LP Feature/ Andrew Liles & Fovea Hex: "Gone Every Evening" Everything is bigger: Incomprehensible loops outside one’s own control.

15 Questions to N Strahl N Noise is often regarded as a primitive genre and with its primary focus on immediacy and energy, it often is. ...

Fractured Recordings: "Recovery" offers breathtaking Vinyl Charm Fractured Recordings are just days away from making an impressive start. Specialising in “one-off editions and artists’ projects”, the label’s ...

CD Feature/ Thelmo Cristovam: "Paisagens Sonoras em Õstrõ Hyija" His most important album to date: Morphs complex acoustic phenomena into seemingly homogenuous pastures.

CD Feature/ Lars Akerlund: "Ur/Volt" Nonmusical associations: Dance as the physical equivalent of poetry.

Jim O'Rourke: Long Night, Long Wait Experimental Guitarist Jim O’Rourke has shed a little light on the current state of his new album, which he has ...

CD Feature/ Flintglass: "Circumsounds"; disHARMONY: "Cloned" Highly personal: Two Remix compilations with some surprising intersections.

15 Questions to Yann Novak The story of Yann Novak proves that reincarnation is a reality. At the end of the 80s, Paul Novak founds ...

Cathedral Improvisations Not a classical ensemble in the strict sense: Mico Nonet combine chamber music and electronics.

CD Feature/ Giuseppe Ielasi: "Stunt" Shifts the balance: Fans of Ielasi’s early oeuvre should brace themselves.

CD Feature/ Jed Speare: "Sound Works 1982-1987" Music and pure sound: Speare asks questions about our acoustic environment.

CD Feature/ V.A.: "Signal to Noise Vol. 6" Human encounters: A bewildering and extremely entertaining eclecticism.

CD Feature/ Aidan Baker & Jakob Thiesen: "A Bout de Souffle" Tiring, grandiose and captivating: Improvisational prowess marked by a cool Jazz touch.

15 Questions to Murmer There is a quote by Guam-born Sound Artist Jeph Jerman, which Patrick McGinley (aka Murmer) has repeated for years in ...