Tu-Ner – Rendezvous Rodeo
Tu-Ner’s second live album: seventy-seven minutes recorded in a single night in Vermont. Of the eleven pieces, three are King Crimson’s and only four are the trio’s own.
Tu-Ner’s second live album: seventy-seven minutes recorded in a single night in Vermont. Of the eleven pieces, three are King Crimson’s and only four are the trio’s own.
The trio’s first studio album in ten years is dedicated to King Crimson’s “THRAK” and comes in two complete mixes: same material, two different running orders.
The fourth instalment of the series Thelen began in 2015, cut across eight cities from Bucharest to Krefeld, with Eivind Aarset on all eight tracks.
Twenty-seven years of Markus Reuter’s archived improvisations, rewritten in Brescia by Stefano Castagna, and the first vocals either has recorded, run through a vocoder: eleven tracks of sonic magical realism.
Two and a half hours, twenty-four tracks and more than twenty guests (Torn, Bowness, Travis, Jakszyk, Edwin) on a double album where Panunzi keeps his own keyboards out of the light.
Twenty-three May releases in brief: Candlemass, The Flower Kings, Kadavar, Ghost Bath and more.
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