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The heart of the album’s instrumentation is Prewitt’s intriguing choice of guitar effects
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Keiji Haino and SUMAC met up in Tokyo’s Goksound recording studio to track a series of unrehearsed
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NICOLAE BRINDUS - Match / Soliloque 1&4 / Antifonia LP Postrock The heart of the album’sNicolae Brndu was a Romanian composer from Bucharest (b. 16th April 1935 d. 15th February 2023). This album originally released on Electrecords RCM (Romanian Contemporary Music) series in 1986 provides a selection of works which belong to his cycle PHTORA (1968 1972). The cycle comprises five pieces which are five degrees of structuring collective improvisation, leaning towards the spectralist tradition. Its probably the most eccentric record in the
