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23.03.2003
Alva
Noto
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Ryuichi
Sakamoto
Vrioon
(Raster Noton,
2002)
The
piano
of
Sakamto
with
the
micro
electronics
of
Alva
Noto
is unbelievably
beautiful. Ambient
atmospherics
reflection
from
two
of
the
greatest
musicians
of
our
time. related
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David
Toop
Black
Chamber
(Sub
Rosa,
2003)
Abstract
improvisation
of
electronics
and
field
recordings
backed
by
sonic
contribution
from
guest
artists
such
as
Lol
Coxhill,
this
is an
experimental
master
piece
of
David Toop.
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site
Keiji
Haino
To
Start
With,
Let's
Remove
The
Colour (PSF,
2002)
Peaceful
and
meditative,
this
latest
solo
work
from
Haino
is
filled
with tranquility
of zen-like
spirit.
Probably
the
most
peaceful
Haino
you
have
ever
listened
to. related
site
Spring
Heel
Jack
AMaSSED (Thirsty
Ear,
2002)
Extending
the
concept
of DJ
Spooky's
Optometry,
Spring
Heel
Jack
completely
deconstructed
our
notion
of
electronics,
jazz
and
noise
art.
Extremely
abstract
and
noisy
but
jazz
at
heart. related
site
Keith
Fullerton
Whitman
Playthroughs
(Kranky,
2002)
Abstract
experimental
drone
extracted
from
guitar
sounds
through
heavy
computer
processing,
this
is a
more
experimental
side
of Hrvatski.
Something
closer
to
Terry
Riley's
minimalism
than
the
post-modern
club
culture.
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site
Susanne
Brokesch
So
Easy
Hard
To
Practice
(Disko
B,
2002)
Long
awaited
solo
work
since
her
last
solo
CD
Sharing
The
Sun
Hat.
Personal
and idiosyncratic
interpretation
of
techno,
ambient
and
the
DJ
culture.
Electronic
and
experimental
but
at
the
same
time
poetic. related
site
Various
Artists
Replay
Debussy
(Universal
Classics
Germany,
2003)
Debussy
has
been
one
of
the
most
important
influences
on
the
post-modern
electronic
culture.
This
is
the
Debussy
as
re-imagined
by
Terre Thaemlitz,
Ryuichi
Sakamoto,
Pierre
Henry,
Porter Ricks,
Panasonic...etc. related
site
¥|¤èªG
¹L¥V
(POO,
2003)
Cold
winter
impression
created
out
of
one
man's
lonely
introspection
and
reflection.
This
3rd
solo
work
of
Square
Fruit
is
more
acoustic
oriented,
and
more
mature
to an
extend
that
it
feels
like
a
forever
deepening
aging
process. related
site
Various
Artists
Japanese Avant-Garde:
Agitation/Stillness
-
Noise/Silence
(Sub
Rosa,
2002)
From
extreme
noise
to
meditative
sonic
construction,
this
compilation
documented
the
new
wave
of
the Japanese
avant-garde.
Included
works
of Merzbow,
Otomo Yoshihide, Viewmasters,
Koji
Asano,
Aki Onda,
Yoshio Machida, Bisk,
Sachiko
M,
Multiphonic
Ensemble, HACO,
Ground
Zero
and
So
Takahashi. related
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Wilson
Tsang
Stuck
In
Traffic
(Montor
Records,
2003)
A
complex
composite
of
sampling,
electronics
and
multi-instrumentalism
shaped
by
deep
influence
of
multi-media
and
performing
arts.
Brilliant
while
hard
to
describe. related
site
The
Tea
Party
The
Interzone
Mantras
(EMI
Music
Canada,
2001)
Tangents
(EMI
Music
Canada,
2000)
Still
my favorite
Canadian
rock
band. related
site
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