Just a quick update on the Exhibition compilation project. We've had some superb entries so far, including tracks from Noise Cluster, Ian Haygreen, Cousin Silas, Alan Morse Davis, Merge, James Hoehl, Lucidbeaming, Nurse Predator, Spartan Jet-Plex, Earthborn Visions, Rauppwar, Manga Brothers, Autonomaton and Zumaia. What is particularly pleasing is that 10 of these artists have never appeared …
Sergio Guglielmi – Sinkop Artz
I was shocked and deeply saddened to hear this morning of the premature death of Sergio Guglielmi, who contributed on Post:Soc Post:Script under his performing name Sinkop Artz. While I never had the opportunity to meet Sergio face-to-face, he was always kind, generous and enthusiastic in our on-line communications. Musically he was an unusually gifted …
Monolith Cocktail review: Post:Soc
Monolith Cocktail’s detailed review of Post:Soc. Definitely +1hp for use of “moiety”.
NEW MUSIC REVIEW ROUNDUP
WORDS: DOMINIC VALVONA
A somewhat shorter selection but just as much quality and eclecticism, my final roundup of the year includes the cinematic pop and harrowing void explorations of Alpine Those Myriads; the latest compilations from Edinburgh label of alternative and post rock mavericks and sonic explorers, Bearsuit Records’ The Invisible & Divided Sea, and the altruistic, charity driven Submarine Broadcasting Company’s latest sprawling collection, Post:Soc; the fourth edition of Knitting Factory’s curated Fela Kuti box sets, with albums chosen by that rebel soul songstress and polymath Erykah Badu; and for the first time ever the entire – admittedly small – 1970s recorded oeuvre of one of Cameroon’s leading Gandjal rhythm providers, Hamad Kalkaba and his Golden Sounds band.
Alpine Those Myriads ‘Visions & Disorders’
See Hear Feel Smell, out now.
Set adrift out into the void, though…
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Review: Dream Topography
Rob from SBC and Beltism reviews Argali Records' new experimental compilation, Dream Topography: In the interests of full disclosure, I should point out I was delighted to have a Beltism track included on this compilation. But let's pretend I'm impartial and concentrate on the other tracks. Argali Records is the brainchild of John Lithium (aka …
News from the conning tower
Crikey O'Riley. There's a lot going on. So, in no particular order, the Exhibition compilations: you know about those, yeah? Well, they're ticking over nicely, we've already had some really strong tracks submitted and some very encouraging expressions of interest from several artists. Closing date is end of March, but you knew that. We are …
New compilation news
We called for submissions (see Call for submissions) and submissions were ...um... submitted! We've already received tracks from Manga Brothers, Autonomaton and Zumaia, plus many more expressions of interest. The closing date is not until end of March 2018, so you have either loads of time or barely any time at all, depending on how …
Call for submissions
We are pleased to announce the launch of not one, not two, but three new compilations! The project, which for now we are calling Exhibition, will comprise three volumes: Experimental - this will contain the experimental (gasp!), atmo, 0bpm and possibly the dark ambient. Ambient - the intention that this will be for regular ambient/instrumental …
Now available from all good record shops…
Well, Bandcamp anyway. So, yes, the Post:Script CDs have arrived and all the pre-orders have now been fulfilled so if you have placed an order, keep an eye on your doormat as the goods will be with you soon. If you haven't placed an order, well, do it now and we'll say no more about …
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The drumming of fingers…
Not too much to report right now, which is frustrating as we have some big news to unleash once Post:Soc Post:Script (P:S P:S? P:S²?) has been fully released. We're expecting the CDs back tomorrow (Tuesday), upon which we commence The Ritual of the Envelope Stuffing. The digital distribution is underway - you'll see P:S² (as all …
Post:Soc Post:Script – out now
It's done. It has been somewhat more complex than we hoped, but we got there in the end. The three-disc double album, the 1.5 volume triple album, we're not quite sure what it is, but it is done. Finished. The last track arrived at the tail end of last week, and so the Bandcamp listing …
Submarine Broadcasting Company 