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16 September, 2008

I really dig the Bay Area. Though, I have to admit I have never been there. I have no clue what it looks like. It's just an adolescent dream of mine. Listening to The Doors, Airplane and The Holding Company too much when I was a teenager, growing my hair, dressing up like a hippy. Ten years later not much has changed. People still think I dress like a hippy, and I still dance to psychedelic rock when nobody watches me. I picture something similar for at least half of the Wooden Shjips crew. When I discovered their Shrinking Moon for You 10" and Dance California 7" two years ago, for at least some weeks a third summer of love took place in my living room. That's how I fell in love with this brain-melting combo. Enough reasons to send Ripley Johnson an e-mail to confess my hippy love and ask him out about the band... feature :: by Steve Marreyt
27 February, 2007

In the late 1960s, guitarist Peter Walker released two magnificent albums of raga-inflected folk music: “Rainy Day Raga” (1967) and “Second Poem to Karmela, or Gypsies are Important (1969). He made a living as a guitar dealer, lived in Mexico for a time, studied Indian raga with both Ali Akbar Khan and Ravi Shankar. In the 1970’s Walker settled in Woodstock, New York and due to a lack of commercial interest in his music, disappeared from the music scene... feature :: by Cory Card
8 August, 2005

When i read the editorial of the latest issue of legendary magazine Ptolemaic Terrascope, I thought that this would be the perfect timing to interview the no less legendary Phil McMullen, the man behind one of the most fascinating and influential music adventures of the last fifteen years. It would be a great opportunity to look back at a way of living and writing about music that nobody else seemed to care about. I’m not the only person touched by the genius of both Phil and Nick Saloman (a.k.a Bevis Frond)…their courage and vision influenced a whole community of musicians and writers that found in the Ptolemaic Terrascope a chance to share their musical and personal experiences. This is part 1 of 2... feature :: by Nuno Robles
12 June, 2005

Pumice is Stefan Neville, an unassuming figure in the mind-expanding Kiwi underground. Over the years, Neville has had his hand in a great number of projects, working with his New Zealand peers like Antony Milton, Clayton Noone, Sugar Jon, and others. Over the course of numerous lathe-cut and CD-R releases, Pumice sonic shape began to take form. However, last year saw Neville put his best foot forward on the stunning "Raft" album, co-released by his own Stabbies label and Last Visible Dog. The album was a melancholic journey through the ocean, searching out lost island civilizations. It was the best album to come out of New Zealand in 2004 and remains in regular rotation in our apartment... feature :: by Brad Rose

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Paavoharju Everyone has heard of the great things happening in Finland by now, but not many have heard of Paavoharju yet. This will all change with the release of their first CD on Fonal... feature :: by Brad Rose (15 June, 2005)
Painting Petals On Planet Ghost The trio of Painting Petals On Planet Ghost brings together the special talents of brothers Maurizio and Roberto Opalio & their long-time friend and collaborator Ramona Ponzini... feature :: by Francois Hubert (5 May, 2008)
Palimpsest Festival Now in its third year and billed as an “all day event of new music and outsider folk sounds” the Palimpsest Festival took place in a beautiful old church in Cambridge and is something very special indeed... feature :: by Keith Wallace (4 September, 2007)
Paul Labrecque Paul Labrecque really should be a household name to those who delve into various types of experimental music. But for some unexplained reason, he's not. Over the next year or so, that is going to change. .. feature :: by Brad Rose (30 June, 2005)
Paul LaBrecque Paul LaBrecque is most well known as a member of Sunburned Hand Of The Man but besides that, he also makes psych solo records (check out the beautiful banjo LP ‘Mortagne’ that came out on Ecstatic Yod last year) using the moniker Head Of Wantastiquet. .. feature :: by Joeri Bruyninckx (7 April, 2009)
Paul Metzger Paul Metzger may just be one of the finest American instrumentalists alive today... feature :: by Jon Pitt (24 October, 2007)
Paul Wirkus Hidden beneath a slew of new music through all kinds of formats and channels, one sometimes discovers artists that might not have gotten the same kind of attention as some of their peers, but who make even more exciting music... feature :: by Stephan Bauer (11 September, 2006)
Pauze Festival: Arp Arp is the most recent project of Alexis Georgopoulos... feature :: by Bert Dhondt (14 October, 2008)
Pauze Festival: Choi Joonyong For the last couple of years, Seoul has had a small but flowering EAI scene. .. feature :: by Steve Marreyt (21 October, 2008)
Pauze Festival: Ghédalia Tazartès French composer Ghédalia Tazartès makes fascinating, multi-layered cut and paste compositions... feature :: by Jan Opdebeeck (23 September, 2008)
Pauze Festival: Köhn Part 1 of our Pauze Festival series... feature :: by Joeri Bruyninckx (16 September, 2008)
Pauze Festival: Reinhold Friedl Reinhold Friedl’s honor roll includes his position as artistic director of the internationally renowned ensemble Zeitkratzer... feature :: by Martijn Buser (23 September, 2008)
Pauze Festival: Sword Heaven Ohio seems to be fertile experimental ground these days. .. feature :: by Joris Heemskerk (29 October, 2008)
Pefkin Gayle Brogan is known by so many people as the founder and purveyor of the stellar Boa Melody Bar mailorder. In all honesty, many of us would be lost without her impressive catalog of obscure releases from all over the world. Brogan is also an excellent artist on her own as Pefkin. .. feature :: by Eden Hemming Rose (12 June, 2005)
Penny Ante Started in 2006, LA’s Penny-Ante has become one of the largest independent, underground art/poetry “mag/books” around. .. feature :: by Jon Lorenz (1 September, 2009)
Perispirit As Perispirit, Ricardo Donoso and Luke Moldof craft fantastically dense compositions. .. feature :: by Howard Martin (11 August, 2009)
Peter Walker Guitarist Peter Walker came up in the Cambridge MA and Greenwich Village folk scenes of the Sixties. He recorded two albums for the Vanguard label in the late Sixties in a style best described as American folk-raga... feature :: by Peter Taylor (20 May, 2009)
Peter Wright .. feature :: by Brad Rose (28 June, 2005)
Peter Wright Peter Wright is an aural plains drifter. Open strung guitar molester. .. feature :: by Dave Miller (8 September, 2009)
Pfeifer Sam .. feature :: by Brad Rose (25 June, 2005)
PG Six PG Six.. feature :: by Bart de Paepe (2 July, 2006)
Phase! Phase! started in 2002 as a CD-R / tape label and fanzine by Panagiotis Spoulos. .. feature :: by Dave Miller (28 July, 2010)
Phil McMullen When i read the editorial of the latest issue of legendary magazine Ptolemaic Terrascope, I thought that this would be the perfect timing to interview the no less legendary Phil McMullen, the man behind one of the most fascinating and influential music adventures of the last fifteen years... feature :: by Nuno Robles (16 June, 2005)
Phosphene Once one-half of Electroscope, the 21st century finds John Cavanagh making music under the moniker Phosphene... feature :: by Jani Hellén (25 September, 2006)
Pink Priest Pink Priest is creating some truly unique introspective drone music that floats somewhere between melody and pure texture... feature :: by Charles Franklin (6 October, 2009)
Plastic Crimewave Plastic Crimewave may have been born Steve Krakow, but one look through his amazing Galactic Zoo Dossier, or one listen to Plastic Crimewave Sound, and you know his alter-ego is his real identity... feature :: by Brad Rose (7 August, 2006)
Potlatch Festival Potlatch Festival.. feature :: by Hannu Haahti (2 July, 2006)
Potlatch Festival: Helsinki .. feature :: by Hannu Haahti (25 June, 2005)
PRMNT Vibes PRMNT Vibes (Permanent Vibes for the vowel lovers out there) is a Newcastle upon Tyne, UK based live music promotion headed up by Richard McFarlane. .. feature :: by Scott McKeating (8 December, 2009)
 
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28 April, 2010
De Stijl on the radio
Free Form Freakout, a weekly radio show on KMSU in Mankato, recently aired a one-hour feature on De Stijl Records from Minneapolis... blogpost :: by fffreakout@hotmail.com (Free Form Freakout)

4 April, 2010
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032010 message _ end of hibernation new synth age / new rural / new sabbat SYNTH012 INNERCITY "Visions from dream state" limited 70 An animated semiotic d... blogpost :: by Synth / Ruralfaune

3 April, 2010
NEW TAPE: Mortuus Auris & The Black Hand - Freiheit ist immer Freiheit der Andersdenkenden
v> v> v> v> v> v> v> v> v> Foxy contributor and Digitalis Ltd artist Peter Taylor releases his third full length effort under the Mortuus Auris guise... blogpost :: by Peter Taylor

2 April, 2010
digitalis tapes for spring
hey everyone, spring weather here is fucking ruling... blogpost :: by Brad Rose

21 March, 2010
New Emeralds Video by Raglani/Kannapell
Emeralds "Geode" by Raglani/Kannapell m joseph raglani Vimeo... blogpost :: by Eden Hemming Rose

11 March, 2010
Friends of Digitalis on the Radio
Some friends of Digitalis will be on the radio... blogpost :: by Eden Hemming Rose
15 July, 2010
LAFMS Podcast #1 A selection of tracks from the might Los Angeles Free Music Society.. podcast :: by Andrew Murdock Livingston

3 July, 2010
ALPHACAST A collection of songs from the mighty Colin Ward AKA Alphabets in celebration of the ALPHABOX release... podcast :: by Brad Rose

26 June, 2010
Early Electronics A collection of various electronics from the last half-century... podcast :: by Brad Rose

22 June, 2010
Do Synths Dream of Multicoloured Sheeps? Delicious classic synth excursions from the man behind Throuroof... podcast :: by Antonio Blissland

17 June, 2010
Discriminate Cast #1 First in a series of podcasts from the purveyor of the excellent Discriminate Music... podcast :: by Matt Howe
 
 
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28 July, 2010
Metal Rouge "Trails" LP Metal Rouge's best yet... review :: by Dave Miller

Roedelius "The Diary Of The Unforgotten: Selbstportrait VI" Another great Bureau B reissue... review :: by Travis Bird

Daniel Higgs "Say God" Easily one of the year's best... review :: by Frédérick Galbrun

Wooden Veil New music from a Berlin collective... review :: by Tim Gentles

Ashley Paul "To Much Togethers" Essential listening... review :: by Travis Bird

Celer "Pockets of Wheat" Another stunner from Will & Dani Long... review :: by Eric Braden

Dirac "Phon" Make it big and bring it down... review :: by Zach Zinn

thenumber46 "Bleach and Ammonia" tape Flute vs. electronics in the best way possible... review :: by Mike Pursley

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A Vibrant Struggle Between the Woods and Frozen Lake CD-r
Aluk Todolo Finsternis
Jack Callahan Music From Airports LP
Mireille Capelle Anello / Naga / Sunyata
Castles Castles CD-r
Christy & Emily No Rest
Steve Cropper & Felix Cavaliere Midnight Flyer
Hector Cuvelier & Emile De Potter/Bob Bellerue split 3'' cd-r
D/S/Miller / Hunted Creatures split tape
Ennis Tola Seed
The Family Elan Bow Low Bright Glow
Fear Falls Burning Woes Of The Desolate Mourner
Gape Attack Burn this City 7''
Goatsnake Flower of Disease
Hammock Chasing After Shadows...Living With The Ghosts
Harvey Girls I’ve Been Watching a Lot of Horror Movies Lately
Hotel Gromada Amazonian Rovers
ibreatheFUR Phosphenes
Ignatz Mort Aux Vaches
Jesus Is My Son Je Suis Dieu CD-r
Anna Kashfi A Lonely Place
Killah Priest 3 Day Theory
Kommissar Hjuler & Mama Baer Amerikanische Poesie Und Alkoholismus LP
Kryptonics Rejectionville
Liminal Planes Mineral Rights CD-r
Little Women Throat
Alvin Lucier / Nick Hennies Still and Moving Lines of Silence in Families of Hyperbolas
Mona De Bo Nekavējies, šīs Ir Spēles ar Tevi
Moth Cock Ronnie James Geode tape
M. Mucci Time Lost LP
Narshe / Marlo Eggplant split tape
Opponents I Swarm With a Thousand Bees CD-r
The Owl Service The View From a Hill"
Phantom Band Phantom Band
Pocahaunted Make it Real
Rose, Jack with D. Charles Speer & the Helix Ragged and Right
Jonas Ruchenhever / Peter Stenberg Traumphantasie / Plateau
Irmin Schmidt & The Inner Space Kamasutra: Vollendung der Liebe
Sheldon Siegel Aandacht En Ambiance CD-r
Silvester Anfang II Silvester Anfang
Sparkling Wide Pressure Facing the Nothing World CD-r
Spreaders Friends tape
Starving Weirdos B/P/M Series 1 LP
Swahili Blonde Man Meat
The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt I Love you! I Love you! I Love you and I’m in Love with you! Have an Awesome Day! Have the Best Day of your Life!
Trike Trike and the Vikings
Various Artists Beyond Berkeley Guitar
Various Artists Regolith Vol. 1
Zero Centigrade I'm Not Like You CD-r