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The Number 6 (1975)
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Charlie Morrow Barton, Vermont
AUDIOGRAPHICS was a New Wilderness Foundation project of the 1970s. AUDIOGRAPHICS offered a number of sound artists the opportunity to record a variety of works - experimental and traditional music, poetry, storytelling and other sound and language art - in a professional recording studio. Now, you can stream these AUDIOGRAPHICS releases, here. ... more
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Sounds like lines. Conducive to bringing out the unknown forms that lurk in our minds.
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Piece for Cello and Saxophone
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Absolutely love this recording. I listen to it at work. I listen to it in the car on the way home from work. I listen to it while falling asleep. Curtis’ cello is so amazing. Just got the vinyl in the mail from Discogs the other day! Can’t wait to play on my hi-fi system!
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Things That Grow
by Cara Stacey
Stacey teams up with members of Polar Bear to create enchanting and hypnotic music from southern African bows.
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Same Place, Another Time
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Constellation Tatsu’s winter batch features this gorgeous record from Soshi Takeda, with gentle songs that conjure sparkling dreamworlds.
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Medicine Singers
by Medicine Singers
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The Anxiety of Symmetry
by Bill Orcutt
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Number 6”
My favorite albums of 2023, #5. Totally different than Orcutt's tortured blues guitar, this is an exploration of phased loops in the style of Steve Reich's old tape experiments. It achieves a hypnotic rhythm in the first few minutes and never lets go as it twists and mutates.
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