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Tim Olive

Tim Olive has been writing about himself in the third person since the beginning of this century, when he left his minimal-prog-noise-rock band Nimrod, rejecting periodic rhythms and tempered pitch in favor of improvisation and open forms, exploring the full sonic possibilities of steel strings, magnetic pickups and simple analog electronics. Extensive live action in North America, Asia, Europe and Australia has provided opportunities to play with a wide range of musicians in event-specific one-off contexts, as well as ongoing live and/or recording collaborations with Katsura Mouri (ex-Busratch), Alfredo Costa Monteiro, Kelly Churko, Takuji Naka (ex- Culpis), Jeffrey Allport, Francisco Meirino, Yukinori Kikuchi, Kazuya Ishigami, Cal Lyall and others

Two Sunrise

By Tim Olive

Label: 845 Audio
Released: 2014
Track listing: Four untitled tracks: 10’ 28”; 6’ 40”; 7’ 20”; 10’ 23”.

Jason Kahn & Tim Olive: Two Sunrise

by John Eyles
July 3, 2014

For those familiar with the two previous releases on Tim Olive's own 845 Audio imprint, the release of Two Sunrise will hold few surprises. As before, its brown chipboard sleeve is adorned with basic graphics and information, giving it a “cottage industry" feel--no bad thing as it follows a noble tradition created by such musician-run labels ...

Katsura Mouri & Tim Olive: Various Histories

by John Eyles
September 17, 2013

For the second release on his own 845 Audio label--following his impressive 33 Bays pairing with Alfredo Costa Monteiro--Tim Olive debuts his established duo with turntablist Katsura Mouri, whose history includes being a member of the experimental improvising turntable unit BusRatch with Takahiro Yamamoto. Various Histories was recorded near Kyoto (where Mouri is the manager of ...

33 bays

By Tim Olive

Label: 845 Audio
Released: 2012
Track listing: Two untitled tracks.

Tim Olive & Alfredo Costa Monteira: 33 bays

by John Eyles
October 18, 2012

33 bays is the second release from the duo of Canadian guitarist Tim Olive and Portuguese electro-acoustic artist Alfredo Costa Monteiro, following their previous A Theory of Possible Utterance (Zeromoon, 2011). On 33 bays, Olive plays one-string electric guitar plus electronics, while Monteiro uses electro-acoustic devices. The album was recorded live in the studio with no ...

Tim Olive / Nisikawa Buhnsho

By Tim Olive

Label: Farol
Released: 2004