Crucial Listening #149: Mark Sanders
Driving in fury, letting the endings be real, slow and lonely. The free improvisation percussionist discusses three important albums.
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Review: Rachel Musson – Ashes and Dust, Earth and Sky, LLudw a Llwch, Daear a Nef
Portals between the city and West Wales for saxophone, flutes, field recordings and other materials.
Crucial Listening #148: Rosa Anschütz
Caught by howling, three people at the 2pm concert, vivid colour changes. The Berlin-based singer and artist discusses three important albums.
Review: A-Sun Amissa – Ruins Era
We are, unequivocally, within a world too burned and broken to indulge any residual hopes of repair.
Crucial Listening #147: francisco lópez
Post-apocalyptic industrial environments, pseudo-music, twisted proto-typicalities. The sound artist and experimental musician discusses three important albums.
Crucial Listening #146: Dhangsha
The dirt aesthetic, non-relinquishable frequencies, opening up that filter. The London-based sound artist and "mutant dancehall" practitioner discusses three important albums.
Review: Asha Sheshadri – Whiplash
Transit, industrial music, ceaseless updates to understanding.