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Erik Friedlander throws a glass of absinthe, and more new releases
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And, of course, more new releases!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)"
- Reinier Baas "Off the Sauce" from Mostly Improvised Instrumental Indie Music on (Mainland) 0:05
- Host talk 4:52
- Sly & Robbie, Nils Petter Molvaer, Eivind Aarset & Vladislav Delay "Rock-Stone Noah Bingie" from Nordub on (Okeh) 6:48
- David Ake "Groundwork" from Humanities on (Posi-Tone) 12:17
- Host talk 20:22
- Maciej Obara Quartet "Echoes" from Unloved on (ECM) 21:29
- Django Bates Beloved "Little Petherick" from The Study of Touch on (ECM) 30:29
- Alban Darche & L'OrphiCube "Rhythm Song" from The Atomic Flonflons on (Yolk) 36:46
- Host talk 42:47
- Jean Christope Cholet, Alban Darche, Mathias Ruegg and Grand Ensemble "Le Tombeau de Poulenc 1" Le Tombeau de Poulenc on (Yolk) 44:14
- Jozef Dumoulin & Orca Noise Unit "Little Lemon" from A Beginner's Guide to Diving and Flying on (Yolk) 53:29
- Erik Friedlander's Throw a Glass "The Great Revelation" from Artemisia on (Skipstone) 57:57
- Host talk 1:05:05
- Interview with Erik Friedlander, Part 1 1:07:29
- Erik Friedlander's Throw a Glass "Blush" from Artemisia on (Skipstone) 1:09:45
- Host talk 1:17:40
- Interview with Erik Friedlander, Part 2 box set 1:18:32
- Erik Friedlander's Throw a Glass "As They Are" from Artemisia on (Skipstone) 1:20:11
- Host talk 1:26:38
- Interview with Erik Friedlander, Part 3 1:27:07
- Erik Friedlander's Throw a Glass "Sparkotropic" from Artemisia on (Skipstone) 1:28:38
- Evan Parker & Ned Rothenberg "On Core En Cours (Live)" from Live at Roulette on (Animul Records) 1:36:30
- Sara Serpa "Pássaros" from Close Up on (Clean Feed) 1:42:08
- Christian Lillinger's Grund "Dralau" from COR on (Plaist Music) 1:50:42
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