Alan Licht New York, New York
Guitarist from Love Child, the Blue Humans, Run On, Text of Light, Lee Ranaldo & the Dust
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The dream is still departing (isn't it always...) but the wonderful music is still present; total control of sound and space...thought and execution absolutely symbiotic. Where's Volume IV by the way?
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The Departing of a Dream, Vol. VII
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Liminal spaces indeed. So alluring and engrossing.
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Body
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Listen closely. There is way more to observe than you might think.
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The first release on Cacophonous Revival, from experimentalist Samuel Goff, uses avant-garde approaches to get at personal narratives.
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Blues: The "Dark Paintings" of Mark Rothko
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Firstly,it is wonderful that some of Connors' earlier pieces are being made available again and,hopefully,to a wider audience. He has always stubbornly ploughed his own furrow with truly idiosyncratic results. A bit like Derek Bailey,he seems to treat the guitar as a 'found object',discovering new approaches to its sound-making function. I think these pieces are exquisite,but judge for yourself. I think Blind Willie McTell would have understood the impulses behind these pieces and I will look at Rothko's dark paintings with a fresh perspective.
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