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Listening to the work of Alessandro Bosetti reminds me of a friend I have who suffered a lengthy bout with sleeplessness. It wasn't so much the insomnia that tormented him but a pop song (specifically Engelbert Humperdinck's version of Quando, Quando, Quando") that was stuck in his head. Playing on an endless loop, he feared psychosis. ...
read more Sven-Åke Johansson
Blue for a Moment
NI VU NI CONNU
2017
In conjunction with the film of the same name, the LP boxset Blue for a Moment was prepared as a limited release (250 signed copies) of Swedish musician Sven-Åke Johansson's music. It is in no way a complete retrospective. ...
Do you agree with Alessandro Bosetti, that there is art everywhere? A buena vista is a painting waiting to happen, the music of the wind through a stand of conifers, and even the familiar subway stops as they come past are a sort of poetry. The conductor calls out, Montrose, Irving Park, Addison, Belmont, California, Western, ...
read more01. ANBB--Mimikry (Commons-2010).
Interessantissimo a livello sonoro e nella gestione delle dinamiche e degli spazi. Questa edizione contiene una bonus track intitolata Foligno," dedicato alla mia città adottiva dove è nato il progetto.
02. Arthur Russell--Calling Out of Context (Rough Trade-2004).
Quando l'ho sentito per la prima volta ho chiesto chi ...
Alessandro Bosetti reshuffles the distinctions between speech and song with his repeating texts. His scripts of found words, nonsense passages, or snippets of conversations, when presented as a loop, take on new and disparate meanings. With his trio Trophies, the repetitive speech loops expand as drummer Tony Buck (The Necks) and guitarist Kenta Nagai (Laura Andel ...
read moreListening to a recording by the Australian trio The Necks is akin to over- hearing a conversation between two giant sequoia trees. While humans might not perceive the growth and movement of the trees, mom and pop Sequoiadendron giganteum might comment, Little Billy sure has sprouted up these past 400 years, he's outgrown all his school ...
read moreIn July 2012, London-based saxophonist Lol Coxhill died, aged 79, after a prolonged period of illness in a hospital. A favorite with London audiences for decades, in the months following his death Coxhill was fondly celebrated and remembered by the city's extensive improvised music community. Now, Sitting on Your Stairs is the first album of Coxhill's ...
read moreJazz listeners travel some strange and beautiful paths. It might have all begun with collectors trying to find a legendary Edison cylinder that New Orleans trumpeter Buddy Bolden--some believe to be the very first jazz musician--may (or may not) have recorded in 1904. Fast forward to modern times, a quick scan of eBay and the exorbitant ...
read moreSi incontrano su un terreno innervato da straordinarie tensioni espressive Alessandro Bosetti e Chris Abrahams. Sperimentatore elettronico tra i più originali in circolazione il primo, pianista e improvvisatore dei mitici The Necks il secondo. Ironicamente nelle note di accompagnamento al progetto, evocano la pomposità del recital pianistico e del divismo vocale lirico, un mondo che sembra essere appena scomparso, polverizzato, quando appaiono ...
read moreIn consumer culture, where we are all guilty of looking for the next new thing, the emphasis is always on new releases, and what the next, best, super-improved product will be. It seems that even before this week's movie opens, we are being told about next week's blockbuster.
Before we turn our attention fully to ...