Hal McGee Gainesville, Florida
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supported by 17 fans who also own “DictaCon Side A”
Another delve into the cassauna catalogue...interested to find this late Schnitzler; a towering and prolific figure, this is all you would want it to be...edgy and expansive but also capable of intimately observed minutiae...insistent foregrounding as well as nebulous depth of field...and somewhat ominous and eery...perfect!
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Domestic Jungle
by Derek Bailey
supported by 14 fans who also own “DictaCon Side A”
what should have been originally released. the lo-fi nature works wonderfully in the record's favor... feels very natural. bailey plays off of the backing quite nicely!
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supported by 13 fans who also own “DictaCon Side A”
It's Schnitzler, that's why! These are unreleased (as far as I know) recordings from 1972, and they show his typical style of rhythmic synth music (some ambient, too). One drawback: No liner notes. Still, a great album.
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The Summer Passed in Monotone
by Thom Nguyên
Thom Nguyên's textural drones don't sit static and heavy—instead, they unfurl and come alive over the course of this energizing new LP.
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A Strange Garbed Figure to the Right of Clearing (Islands Series V)
by UNK
Inspired by late-night paranormal radio shows in Hong Kong, Cornwall producer UNK creates surreal soundscapes that tell an eerie story.
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The Reluctant Astronaut
by Max Devereaux & Hiroo Chubachi
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 7, 2022
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Strain Crack & Break: Music From The Nurse With Wound List Volume One (France)
by Various Artists
supported by 10 fans who also own “DictaCon Side A”
Amazing from start to finish. Sort of like encountering Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music for the first time, it's like stepping off a spiral staircase into the deep end of a whole 'nother universe of mysteries. "Triptik 2", the closer, is one of the most jaw-droppingly strange/hypnotic collisions of jazz, electronica, psychedelia and WTF I've ever heard - and yet it somehow works. Bought both volumes just on the strength of the first one & hoping there are many more to be issued.
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