Discordian Records Barcelona, Spain
Independent label that promotes Barcelona's free improvisation, avantgarde, free jazz and experimental music.
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"...the vast halls of silence illustrated by a single harmonic, the groaning bari-ous vistas, the flocks of cymbals across a distant sky, the brutal (dis)storms…" Full review: http://bit.ly/TalvegArb
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Turquoise Dream
by Marta Warelis, Carlos "Zíngaro", Helena Espvall, Marcelo dos Reis
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The textures! It's like a string quartet, only better. Such an achievement to get the percussive guitar & piano to engage with the strings.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “No One Sings With Such Purity As Those Who Are In The Deepest Realms Of Hell; Their Song Is That Which We Believe Is The Song Of Angels”
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Improviser and composer Lara Alarcón has created an experimental opus rife with moments of wildly free jazz and lovely melodic passages.
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From Buenos Aires, the duo of Formica & Schenone craft rich, improvisational jazz full of shade and color.
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The Shenanigans-to-Tomfoolery Continuum
by Bridges of Königsberg
This experimental release from Bridges of Königsberg is electroacoustic noise at its most playful and expansive.
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Common Ground
by José Lencastre / Carlos Zingaro / Clara Lai / Gonçalo Almeida / João Sousa
supported by 5 fans who also own “No One Sings With Such Purity As Those Who Are In The Deepest Realms Of Hell; Their Song Is That Which We Believe Is The Song Of Angels”
The eponymous title is introduced by an expressive dialogue of strings between the violinist and the double bass player. What comes next has a spectral beauty, the five bandmates improvising spontaneously a moving sound mass which rises in power very slowly like a tide. This is a perfect piece to illustrate the inexorable movement of the Solaris protoplasmic ocean. In the end, though, the triumph of this music is to charge off in the direction of something entirely new.
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