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Podcast episode 46 now available!
By Scott ScholzThis week’s edition of the Words on Sounds Podcast has a bunch of great new music you need to hear, including: –pensive song structures from the newest Andreas Brandal tape on Field Hymns –early industrial textures from German Armys new tape on Golden Cloud Tapes –frequently funky jams from the new La Forêt rouge tape on Small Scale Music (2nd in their…
This week’s edition of the Words on Sounds Podcast has a bunch of great new music you need to hear, including:
–pensive song structures from the newest Andreas Brandal tape on Field Hymns
–early industrial textures from German Armys new tape on Golden Cloud Tapes
–frequently funky jams from the new La Forêt rouge tape on Small Scale Music (2nd in their 2015 trilogy)
–insane rhythms from Darren Keen‘s new LP on Orange Milk Records
–incredibly fluid improv from the Chris Pitsiokos Trio’s new disc on New Atlantis Records
–hyperkinetic baroque-core from the Igorrr and Ruby My Dear collab EP onAd Noiseam
–noise walls of the great plains on the new MUSICIAN tape on The Centipede Farm
–retrofuture synth delights galore on MKM’s fantastic record on Verlag System
–brilliant early punk/industrial/no-wave collisions almost lost to time from Tools You Can Trust, lovingly brought back to life by BFE records
–and one of my favorite pieces of the year on a recent tape by cinchel
–early industrial textures from German Armys new tape on Golden Cloud Tapes
–frequently funky jams from the new La Forêt rouge tape on Small Scale Music (2nd in their 2015 trilogy)
–insane rhythms from Darren Keen‘s new LP on Orange Milk Records
–incredibly fluid improv from the Chris Pitsiokos Trio’s new disc on New Atlantis Records
–hyperkinetic baroque-core from the Igorrr and Ruby My Dear collab EP onAd Noiseam
–noise walls of the great plains on the new MUSICIAN tape on The Centipede Farm
–retrofuture synth delights galore on MKM’s fantastic record on Verlag System
–brilliant early punk/industrial/no-wave collisions almost lost to time from Tools You Can Trust, lovingly brought back to life by BFE records
–and one of my favorite pieces of the year on a recent tape by cinchel
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