Name: Antony and the Johnsons - Live at Motel Mozaïque (2005) by Hype Not Hype
Duration: 59 min 53 s
Description: Amazing live performance from Antony And The Johnsons at the Motel Mozaïque music festival of 2005, in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Setlist: 01 Afraid (Nico), 02 Cripple And The Starfish, 03 You Are My Sister, 04 Man Is The Baby, 05 The Guests (Leonard Cohen), 06 River Of Sorrow, 07 Be My Husband (Nina Simone), 08 Soft Black Stars (Current 93), 09 For Today I Am A Boy, 10 I Fell In Love With A Dead Boy, 11 All Is Loneliness (Moondog), 12 Bird Girl, 13 Candy Says (Lou Reed)

This cover of Nina Simone's Be My Husband is amazing…

Amazing live performance from Antony And The Johnsons at the Motel Mozaïque music festival of 2005, in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Antony and the Johnsons - Live at Motel Mozaïque (2005)

Third Coast Percussion's second full-length album, "Unknown Symmetry," describes a very personal history of the Chicago-based ensemble from their founding in 2005 to today. The album includes the first recording of the percussion quartet arrangement of Arvo Pärt's iconic work, "Fratres;" beautiful, rarely-heard works by Peter Garland and Christopher Deane, and new music from Third Coast Percussion's own David Skidmore and former member of TCP, Owen Clayton Condon.

Skidmore's multi-movement work, "Common Patterns in Uncommon Time," was commissioned for the celebration of the 100th anniversary of Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's home and architectural studio in rural Wisconsin.

Fratres - by Arvo Pärt

(THE NATIONAL FANFARE OF) KADEBOSTANY - LA SAETA

Elizabeth Bay

From the upcoming album 'instrument' out 21 July 2014 on City Slang
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to rococo rot - Many descriptions (featuring Arto Lindsay)

Out on Morr Music 2016-11-11
With his latest record, Notwist singer & guitar player, film soundtracker and label boss Markus Acher, aka Rayon, offers up a sparse, intoxicating LP of instrumentals.
As the name suggests, the spaces between notes here are treated with as much gravity as the notes themselves – arpeggios spiralling upwards, conflicting yet interlocking in a dizzying overlap of time signatures.
An obvious reference point is Javanese gamelan, with its ensemble of hand-beaten metallophones and bamboo flutes, pulling in all directions at once and yet, like a starling murmuration, maintaining shape as one, rippling whole.
Eschewing electronic equipment, the title track sees marimbaphone, piano and vibraphone appearing to mimic a delay pedal, giving the effect of rain falling with odd regiment into a singing bowl.
This melancholy but weirdly uplifting arrangement surfaces throughout the record, punctuated by mossy synth hums and subterranean rustling. Like much of Rayon’s work, “A Beat of Silence” beams across like a soundtrack for some forgotten documentary: dusty archive footage of cities being built and eroded in time-lapse seeming to flicker across the screen.

Closing tracks “To the Quiet”, a tentative, almost impossibly fragile ballad, and “Kona”, a stretched and mangled wash of orchestral drone akin to Plinth or Edmund Finnis, leave the listener fully enveloped, as this incredibly sensitive work draws to a close.

Richard Greenan (Kit Records, Devon Loch)

A Beat of Silence

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Rayon: Dots

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Antony and The Johnsons - "Rise"


Two countries, two cities, one river. The Oder River not only separates the German city of Frankfurt from Slubice in Poland, it separates two different worlds from each other. Whether rich or poor, people try to seek their fortune there – but often only find their limits.

Hans-Christian-Schmid („Nach fünf im Urwald“, „23“, Crazy“), one of the most successful and exciting young German directors, made a moving film with an impressive ensemble, telling emotional, deeply human stories, subtle and moving, tough and yet full of poetry.

Notwist composed the music for this film, based on a pianoloop and minimal electronics, and recorded it with participation of Sebastian Hess (cello) and Saam Schlamminger (zarb). For the twelve-inch release the piece was remixed by Martin Gretschmann aka Console.





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