Cedrik Fermont – Es könnte der Anfang sein

Cedrik Fermont is a composer whose work I greatly admire. He has done remarkable work in documenting experimental music from underrepresented areas and is also an accomplished composer in his own right. This new album features two tracks: one recorded this year and the other in 2023. Both tracks utilize Continue Reading

Luciano Margorani – Dario D’Alessandro – Chris Cutler – Triangolazioni

Our friends at áMARXE have released a wonderful collaboration between Luciano Margorani, Dario D’Alessandro and the legendary Chris Cutler.  From the label’s Bandcamp site: “This project started in April 2012 when I asked Chris to record six rhythmic parts on his own, suggesting he play six different drum parts as Continue Reading

Mykel Boyd – The Secret Gateway

From Mykel Boyd’s Bandcamp site: “The Secret Gateway was recorded in May and June of 2025. It is intended as a meditative tool, a prompt to settle your mind and to seek transformation. It was started on May 8th also known as White Lotus Day, the anniversary of the death Continue Reading

The Dave Brubeck Quartet – Time OutTakes

From the Brubeck Editions Bandcamp site: “Brubeck Editions is a new label run by Dave Brubeck’s family. The goal of Brubeck Editions is to create new, officially authorized releases of great music featuring Dave Brubeck and his many musical collaborators.” “Previously Unreleased Takes from the Original 1959 Sessions – Time OutTakes, the Continue Reading

Aleksandar Ordev (Александар Ордев) – Шут

Stotrojka, an independent label run by Kanal 103 radio, delivers a fantastic EP by Aleksandar Ordev. It features tight grooves that are eminently danceable, making it perfect for both dancing and getting lost in the music. Check it out on the label’s Bandcamp site. “Art teacher by day and musician Continue Reading

Holger Czukay – Der Osten ist Rot

Holger Czukay’s album Der Osten ist Rot was originally released on Virgin Records in 1984, but Grönland Records has brought this hidden gem back into the spotlight. The title track serves as an amusing Krautrock-style reinterpretation of the old Chinese national anthem. While it may not be as iconic as Jimi Hendrix’s rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” it has Continue Reading

Manop Nakornchai – นวล อัลบั้ม (Naul)

I was listening to the Swiss industrial music band The Young Gods perform their interpretation of Terry Riley’s “In C” when I decided to put on this album. Since it comes from Australia’s most interesting guitar improvisation label, Ramble Records, I expected it to be good, but I didn’t anticipate Continue Reading

Various Artists – Daily Reckless: Diary Of A Nobody feat. Ivor Cutler

In a country known for its eccentric musicians, Scotland’s Ivor Cutler truly stands out for his unique creativity, and I say this with the utmost affection. This album is reportedly the soundtrack to a long-forgotten film by director Ken Russell, featuring music composed by Ivor and narrated by Bryan Pringle. Continue Reading