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The Second Original Silence

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Label: Smalltown Supersound
Released: 2009
Track listing: Argument Left Hanging - Rubber Cement; A Sweeping Parade of Optimism - Blood Streak; High Trees & A Few Birds - A Doll's Reflection; Crepuscular Reflections - Mystery Eye.

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Original Silence: The Second Original Silence

Read "The Second Original Silence" reviewed by A. Henkin

by A. Henkin

There a certain amount of irony in calling a group Original Silence that brings together members of The Thing, Sonic Youth, ZU and The Ex. Mats Gustafsson (baritone sax, live electronics), Thurston Moore (guitar), Jim O'Rourke (electronica), Terrie X (guitar), Massimo Pupillo (electric bass) and Paal Nilssen-Love (drums) threaten the sound barrier just by being in ...

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The Second Original Silence

By Original Silence

Label: Big Pink
Released: 2008

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The Second Original Silence

By Thurston Moore

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Released: 2008
Track listing: 01. Argument Left Hanging - Rubber Cement; 02. A Sweeping Parade of Optimism - Blood Streak; 03. High Trees & A Few Birds - The Doll's Reflection; 04. Crepescular Refractions - Mystery Eye

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Original Silence: The Second Original Silence

Read "The Second Original Silence" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Secondo disco per Original Silence, supergruppo nel quale Mats Gustafsson ha radunato alcune colonne onnipresenti dell'impro/noise come Thurston Moore, Jim O'Rourke, Terry Ex, il bassista degli Zu Massimo Pupillo e lo sfolgorante batterista Paal Nilssen-Love che gli fa compagnia nel trio The Thing. Quattro tracce, registrate dal vivo in Italia: per descrivere il progetto si è ...


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