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German Explaining Station Chicago, Illinois
This is the Bandcamp repository for stuff by Neil Jendon. Notably, there are 7 volumes of Cornelius Cardew's Treatise, page by page. Also some improvised/noise and electronic stuff. Also, some solidly rock and pop stuff. Also, stuff.
If you like live pages, you may also like:
Electronic Music from the Seventies and Eighties
by Carl Stone
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All the fun throwing-it-against-the-wall-seeing-what-sticks experiments. Dong Il Jang tries 15 ideas and 3 of them work, Shibucho (ultimate brain tickler) tries 15 ideas and 12 work, and Shing Kee just works forever into the infinite annals of your memory
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Recalls a little La Monte Young, that frozen endless raga you never want to end. Exactly the kind of drone music that I lust for more of - linear but not static, monochrome but not colorless, buzz and hum instead of shriek and whine. Electrical, not electronic. Simple and deep, a musical cenote.
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Wonderful piece Dave! Love that you share the Csound .csd source file too! Awesome. Thanks. Dr.B.
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Julius Vernus Imperator
by Ophtalmologist
Pulsing drones give way to disarming melodies on the new one from Ophtalmologist, with all the deep-sea spookiness the title implies.
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Recorded after overcoming serious physical issues, joy and und radiate from every note of trumpeter Steph Richard's incredible new LP.
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Age of Execution
by Brian Wenner
Brian Wenner unleashes another batch of sizzling experimental electronic music, alternately dissonant and tuneful.
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Interstitial
by Oh No Noh + Jenny Berger Myhre + F.S.Blumm
Free-flowing, loosely structured songs that borrow lightly from jazz and ambient but expand in directions all their own.
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