David Bowie: Complete Album Discography

A Collection of David Bowie

There Is A Happy Land

Sell Me A Coat

Uncle Arthur

Rubber Band

Love You Till Tuesday

Larry Gus - 
I Need New Eyes 

Mixed by Alex Epton
Mastered by Heba Kadry @ Timeless Mastering 

Released Friday October 2, 2015

01 Black Veil Of Fail 
02 NP-Complete
03 A Set Of Replies
04 Taking The Personal Away
05 Belong To Love
06 All Graphs Explored
07 The Sun Describes
08 Nazgonya (Paper Spike) 

Vinyl Sequence

Side A 
01 Black Veil Of Fail 
02 NP-Complete
03 A Set Of Replies
04 Taking The Personal Away

Side B
01 Belong To Love
02 All Graphs Explored
03 Nazgonya (Paper Spike) 






I Need New Eyes

Larry Gus - A Set Of Replies

Triathlon was composed for Zach Shemon who, in addition to being a world-class saxophonist, is also a competitive triathlete.  I realized after creating a significant collection of material for this piece that it fit nicely into three sections, and that these could represent, at least loosely, the three events of a triathlon.  One of the earliest recorded triathlons occurred in Marseilles in 1921, and it featured the events in the order that I chose (bicycling, running, and swimming -- an order that seemed to make the most musical sense).  The basic material for each section felt reminiscent of the way the movements in each event feel to the body (fluid and fast; rhythmic and jaunty; fluid and slow).  Elements of the previous sections flitter through the subsequent ones, just as moments from an earlier portion of a race will flash through the competitor’s mind.  Though the first two sections reach defining climactic moments, the final section is structured more like a coda.  Having done enough long-distance cycling to know how this feels, there is certainly exhilaration upon hitting the finish line, but it is tempered by complete exhaustion.

Triathlon for solo saxophone

Words and music by David Bowie 
Produced by Frédéric Choudin and B.K. Ferris 
Mastered by Scott Taylor

Tamar Kamin: vocals
Frédéric Choudin: vocals, guitar, bass, kalimba, flute
B.K. Ferris: piano
Tom Altes: bass

Artwork by Bill Rivers, design by Nonstop Everything Productions

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David Bowie, Memory Of A Free Festival

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani - Closed Circuit

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FRKWYS Vol. 13 - Sunergy

Closed Circuit

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani - Closed Circuit

from the Dream Disk compilation vol. II

https://dreamdisklab.bandcamp.com/album/dream-disc-vol-ii

Tamar Master (dream disk comp)

The Van Allen Belt - Baby Boomer Backstroke

My guests this month are The Van Allen Belt. They’re a Pittsburgh-based electronic pop band. I’ve known them for many years, and we’ve played shows together in Pittsburgh and Ohio. I caught up with them after their recent Baltimore show. 

They break down how they came together as a band. They talk about getting invited to open for Stereolab in their early days, and how that experience led them toward retooling their live show. We discuss the art of booking a tour, and the art of enjoying yourself on tour.

The artwork this month (a tribute to Heltah Skeltah’s Nocturnal) is by I Taste Sound. This episode is hosted by Splice Today.

Episode 102 - The Van Allen Belt

Diffikast S02 - 12 by Psycho Weazel (À table - Guestmix)

PRE-ORDER: https://orangemilkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/soft-channel

LP / Digital / Cassette 9.8.2017

Music by Keith Rankin. Visual art by Ellen Thomas and Keith Rankin. Mastered by Starkey at RBOS Audio.

Contains vocals by Tamar Kamin

Soft Channel

Soft Channel 003

Overandover.m4a

LES FEMMES DE CHEZ MOI #02 - SALIMA SENSOU

"Unusual Pittsburgh pop quartet whose music runs an insanely wide path, recalling everything from Blondie to the first White Noise album at various times. Quite a nice way to remake/remodel things by shifting them around right before our ears." 
- Byron Coley, The Wire Magazine



David Bowie, Memory Of A Free Festival

The Van Allen Belt

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