89 in stock
“Folk-jazz for the indifferent listener.”
Six strings, infinite moods: David Dellacroce's Economical Solo Guitar delivers folk-jazz acoustic vignettes of "modal melodies, drowsy drones, and arbitrary alliteration" for the indifferent listener, while Quiet Guitar for Loud Parties goes atmospheric — "like a household appliance achieving enlightenment." Sébastien Lasserre's The Ghost Of Pong offers a nostalgic two-track tribute to the creators of Pong, and Draisine's R.R.A.T.S. — freshly mastered on its 10th birthday — takes a bold improvised voyage through guitar, synth, and binaural noise inspired by Johnny Cash and rotating radio transients.
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84 in stock
“Folk-jazz for the indifferent listener.”
25 in stock
“Four instrumental pieces using synthesized guitar sounds, in a classical-neoclassical-jazz fusion vein.”
29 in stock
“This nostalgic two-track single is a tribute to the creators of Pong, Ralph Baer, Nolan Bushnell and Alan Alcorn, but it also evokes my childhood, enjoy!”
60 in stock
“Atmospheric guitar, creating a mixture of modal melodies, drowsy drones, chordal consonance, and arbitrary alliteration.”
39 in stock
“a flimsy, but decidedly bold voyage into shallow waters of guitar and synth noise, on loop. Use heaphones for binaural !”
8 in stock
“Keiko Tsuda deliver an angular, fiery blend of guitar and electronic drums — a raw, cinematic soundscape where improvisation meets experimental groove.”
21 in stock
“This is a processing of personal and collective grief.”
18 in stock
“Hatred is a blanket smothering the soul and blocking out the light...”
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