Sunday, January 16, 2011

Cervix High And Soft A Week Before Period

2005/Ultralyd/"Chromosome Gun"

The album here Norwegians present Ultralyd latitudes travels very different from what was seen in its latest release. While in Inertiadrome demonstrated their stiffness and obsession with repetitive rhythms, Chromosome Gun is much more open to improvisations unlimited. The amplified and hard bass sound is a feature that prevails in the two albums, but here the sax has a stronger impact and to remind themselves insane Zorn bolder in its early stages. The battery at all times is like a tank bombs, attacking adding to the atrocities of the other instruments. The aggressiveness and motility
reaching this record is much higher than in the past, and in fact here are not due to elements of kraut or psychedelic rock, I listen as an electric free jazz improvisatory selected sectors and few breaks. I think we can even compare this music with that of groups like Full Blast , Last Exit and
Lean Left and thick!

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Track List

Bea Pink Mood
Zooblast
Ejaculatorium
Brown Degree
Glottality


Last Resort Line-up
Bass - Kjetil D Brandsdal
Clarinet, Saxophone - Frode Gjerstad
Drums - Morten J. Olsen
Guitar - Anders Hana

Cm On Clomid Before Af



Lucia Coghetto





Grammar Exercise

You whom travel
winds

lip of the horizon,
and a strange cloud cover and the sheet
am bitter
:
give me your hands, now your name

delay is in the ears of the earth or runs

underground river that empties into the depths

of mirrors, where
no voice calling.

You, the more abstract
pronouns, dressed
deaf
fire the last vowel, as if a shadow
silences between

dances by murmurs and memories: no parties
birth day,
the vague dream of a wish, or light
ephemeral
with
you looked.

Stay in the ink of my fingers,
rest of a verse, faceless
secret, or take me with you, clean
reflexes and pronouns,
source while a rumor
teaches me to find you.




  • Júdice Nuno Poem, from his book You, whom I call love (Anthology).
  • translation of Jesus Munarriz.
  • Bilingual Edition. Madrid, Hyperion, 2008.

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Sportscraft Basketball Game Manuel

1981/Sakata Orchestra/"4 O'Clock"

A side project or sub- Wha-ha-ha is Sakata Orchestra, whose information on the web is very scarce, and few data are known. But the interesting thing is that these Nipponese lanes are cleaned electronic Wha-ha-ha and strange humor to create a monstrous specimen of free-jazz. Discovering are here heavy saxophone improvisations, piano, to collect the best jazz of the West to throw fast movements and rapid rhythms, always changing.
I think that this album should be in every collection of free-jazz, improvisation, Japanese cluster. Do not miss it because this is a real pleasure.

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Track List Side A
What Time is It? 4 O'Clock
Side B
E? E!! E? Trapper