Internal Fusion – Conte de la pensée dernière

Our dear friends at Mahorka Records bestow us a fine album of frighteningly good electroacoustic music, brutal in its tenor.  From the label’s Bandcamp site: “Eric Latteux aka Internal Fusion is a dark ambient artist, born in 1964, based in Britany (France). He has been active since the early ’90s Continue Reading

Denis Frajerman, Marc Sarrazy, Loïc Schild – Paysages du Temps

Composer Denis Frajerman was once part of one of France’s most experimental troupes, Palo Alto.  I wondered for years what happened to them, and today I see that Denis is active, making long-form music that combines Neu!, Klaus Schulze, Pink Floyd, and his own aesthetic.

Federico Durand – Té De Flores Silvestres

From Federico Durand’s Bandcamp site” “Federico Durand’s music is a weave of sound searching introspection and delight through simple melodies, made in the heart of Argentina. Federico likes music, gardens, John Keats’ poetry, collecting stamps and Earl Grey tea. Since 2010 he has been released on some labels such as Continue Reading

Philippe Petit – The Acoustic Cornet, an hommage to Leonora Carrington

From our friends at Mahorka Records via their Bandcamp site: “Philippe Petit approaches (Leonora) Carrington’s text as one would approach a signal coming from another frequency. Fragments. Resonances. Distorted transmissions. The acoustic cornet becomes a metaphor for listening itself: an instrument that amplifies what society prefers to keep inaudible.”

Various Artists – Arborescence: Bouquet Sauvage

This compilation, curated by the composer Aborescence, includes several of the leading lights of ambient music, including Robert Rich, Rudy Adrian, Alio Die as well as newer names (at least to me) like Robert Davies and Roy Mattson.  From Arborescence’s Bandcamp site: “Bouquet Sauvage is a curated compilation comprised of Continue Reading

HJ Ayala – Wesserling En Direct

It’s wonderful to welcome back an old friend of the blog, Hector Javier Ayala, a guitarist hailing from Mexico and living in France. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that this is a very song-focused album, featuring a couple of genuinely Mexican guitar tunes and the beautiful jazz classic, Days Continue Reading