Experimental / All styles

On Echo - Variations, Arp opens the atmospheric world of Drifts to an international circle of sonic explorers. Glitch, electro-acoustic detail and club pressure reshape its suspended textures, while new tracks and alternate mixes reveal further possibilities within the originals. Less a remix appendix than a study in productive transformation.

Still sealed copy of the sole edition of the 1978 album on Music Gallery Editions with original experimental music for glass instruments performed by John Kuipers, Marvin Green, Miguel Frasconi, Paul Hodge and V. Eric Cadesky. Never re-issued on either CD or LP.

Very rare sole edition of the superb 1973 split-LP on Alpha with fantastic electro-abcoustic compositions realized at Ghent's Institute for Psychoacoustics and Electronic Music by two Dutch experimental music composers. Never re-issued on either vinyl or CD.

The score of the 1974 minimalist process music composition for solo clarinet by the American avant-garde composer, pubished by Theodore Presser Co.

Rare original edition on Shandar of the breathtakingly beautiful and evocative 1977 electro-acoustic / musique concrète piece by the Swedish composer recorded at Luc Ferrari's studio.

Fantastic 1994 CD on BIS re-issuing the very beautiful and evocative electronic album from 1981 plus two superb earlier electro-acoustic pieces culled from his 1977 collection of Electronic Compositions.

Rare 1983 album on Edipan's "Musicisti Contemporanei" series with four electronic pieces by the Italian computer music pioneer backed with computerized reworkings of compositions by Satie and Joplin. With original innersleeve.

Rare 1992 program published by Istituto della Voce / Comune di Roma / RAI with biographies and lyrics by the two Nuova Consonanza-relaated avant-garde composers.

1987 first CD re-issue on Philips of two landmark musique concrète works works from the 60's.

Still sealed copy of the brilliant 1980 album on Caprice with two long text-sound and electro-acoustic pieces from the 1970's by the Swdish avant-garde artist and sound-poet.

Still sealed copy of the sole edition of the excellent 1979 album on Hungaroton with a superb long minimalist electro-acoustic piece from 1977 in addition to other unusual compositions from the 1970's for ancient metal plates, small ensemble, and solo piano by the Hungarian experimental composer.

Very rare first edition of the wonderful 1978 album self-released by the Belgian composer on his own Editions Walrus label with his very personal piano music here incorporating tape loops, field recordings, synthesizers, organ, percussion, and early electronic drones. Except for a 1979 second edition, never re-issued on either CD or LP.

Odd 1964 composition for 154 typewriters by the eclectic Swiss composer released on 7" in occaion of Lausanne's Expo 1964, backed with a jazz version featuring George Gruntz, Daniel Humair and Pierre Favre.

Rare mid-1980's re-issue of the amazing 5LP box set on Wergo with a selection of the composer's many masterpieces spanning from 1953 to 1972, including electronic music and compositions for organ, string quartet, various ensembles, choir and orchestra. Absoutely essential. With booklet.

A 2LP "Introduction to New Music with Selected Sound Examples" with analysis of and excerpts from works by Varèse, Schönberg, Webern, Stockhausen, Schaeffer, Nono, etc., released on Wergo's great "Studio Reihe Neuer Musik" experimental music series in the 1970's.

Giuni Russo's 1981 CGD album, produced with Franco Battiato and Alberto Radius and arranged by Battiato and Giusto Pio: electronics, experimental pop and avant-garde singing, remastered on 180g yellow vinyl.

Unofficial 1995 7" release in a limited edition of 200 copies on Dolor Del Estamago / Stomach Ache with a recording of the 1975 percussion piece performed by William Winant.

Rare excellent 1987 compilation of great electro-acoustic music by Greek composers released by Music-Box and never re-issued on either LP or CD.

2004 CD re-issue on RCA/BMG of the 1970 album presenting music composed for Osaka's Expo '70 including a powerful electro-acoustic piece by the Greek composer and pieces for ensemble and orchestra by the two Japanese composers. With obi.

Very hard-to-find 1997 bi-lingual book with CD published by the Académie internationale de musique électroacoustique de Bourges / Éditions Mnémosyne, a collection of academic papers, methodological discussions and case studies exploring how to analyze fixed-media, mixed, and electroacoustic music written by the composers whose samples are included in the CD.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. This rare issue is fully dedicated to John Cage and the CD includes recordings unavailable elsewhere.Paul Dutton, improvisation, sephardic music, Stan Brakhage, etc..

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Paul Dutton, improvisation, sephardic music, Stan Brakhage, etc..

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: sound ecology, sonic weaponry, pre-Columbian winds, photosonic synthesis, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Iva Bittová, R.I.P. Hayman, Stan Brakhage, interactive video, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Hugh Davies, Udo Kasemets, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: René Lussier, Joëlle Léandre, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc. Sainkho Namtchylak, Ben Neill, etnomusicology, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Felix Hess, Peter Cusack, Douglas Quin, Paul Panhuysen, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: plunderphonics, Tibor Szemző, Louis Andriessen, Chris Cutler, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Alcides Lanza, women's music in Kenya, Tim Brady, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Gordon Monahan, Greg Curnoe, Pēteris Vasks, Stan Brakhage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: James Tenney, Paul Dolden, Henry Brant, Malcolm Goldstein, Stan Brakhage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: improvisation, Tim Hodgkinson, Glenn Branca, Kazue Sawai, Stan Brakhage, etc.Sainkho Namtchylak, Ben Neill, etnomusicology, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Sainkho Namtchylak, Ben Neill, etnomusicology, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: David Tudor, Martin Bartlett, Antartic soundscapes, Het Apollohuis, Stan Brakhage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Pauline Oliveros / David Tudor, R. Murray Schafer, John Luther Adams, Stan Brakhage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: David Tudor, Ann Southam, Ana-Maria Avram, Iancu Dumitrescu, new music for traditional Asian instruments, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: R. Murray Schafer, Hildegard Westerkamp, Yusef Lateef, etc.

Vilhelm Bromander returns to Warm Winters Ltd. with his second album written for an extended woodwind ensemble. For those uninitiated, 2022's 'Aurora' was a collection of pieces Bromander wrote for an ensemble of friends, most of whom were playing on instruments unfamiliar to them. 'Aurora II' builds on the last album, but the ensemble of friends grew, and so did the sound, which has evolved into a deeper, more expansive one. Each of the compositions has it’s own attunement space which invites t…

*150 copies limited edition* With Ritual and Radio Waves on the Plains of Elysium, his second album for Unexplained Sounds Group, Rapoon conjures the vast, open spaces of the American deserts and plains, translating the experience of crossing those landscapes into sound. The music captures the hypnotic rhythm of endless travel, where time loses its grip and the scenery becomes a continuous, shifting presence: brief flashes of towns, gas stations, roadside stops, night skies, and distant radio fr…

Faitiche presents the release of a new album by Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek (faitiche13). Since their debut (Bird, Lake, Objects, faitiche03, 2010) they have played improvised concerts around the world. Japanese vibraphonist Masayoshi Fujita prepares his instrument with various percussion elements as well as metal objects and toys, while Jan Jelinek layers loops made using small-scale electronic devices. Schaum (German for froth, foam) is the duo's second album. "The river, forcing its way th…