Project /Low Pass/ since 2004. Eastern Orbit Society rehearsing for uptempo basement combat. Ernie Brooks, bass; Bill Ruyle, drums; Yvette Perez, keyboard and vocal; Peter Zummo, trombone and vocal

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London-based DJ and producer Jay Duncan collaborates with saxophonist Ben Vince on her debut release for Phantasy, introducing two wildly imaginative compositions alongside a simmering remix from Ricardo Villalobos.

From the first notes of brass, quickly melting into a lucid shuffle, it’s clear that ‘In Limbo’ exists on it’s own terms. Vince's virtuoso playing, a feature of former collaborations with the likes of Joy Orbison and Mica Levi, is here gradually manipulated by Duncan into a hugely ambitious trip. This meditative and mysterious approach draws listeners deeper into a liminal, minimal space somewhere between the Fourth World as imagined by Jon Hassell and four AM on a dancefloor in South London.

Duncan deftly raises the tension for the title track’s more percussive and arguably club-ready sibling ‘Anti-Purgatorio’, drawing out almost impossibly taut and inventive rhythms constructed around wormholes from which spill Vince’s instrumentation, washed downstream amid slippery modulations and a distinctive analogue atmosphere.

Ricardo Villalobos adds to his own superlative history of remixes with a characteristically trippy take on ‘In Limbo’. Spanning nearly fifteen-minutes, the legendary Chilean-German innovator subtly reimaginines this ambitious record in form true to both his own musical heritage as well as Duncan’s futurism.

In Limbo

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You Can Hide In My Basement - IRMA GEDDON

filtered sounds of intermission between two sets by Mitra Sumara at Barbes, Brooklyn, 10 May 2014

Intermission At Barbes, Processed

Composer/trombonist Peter Zummo in remembrances of longtime collaborator composer/cellist Arthur Russell (1951-92) illustrated with excerpts from a musically ethereal and emotionally charged 1985 concert at Roulette. Produced by Beck Zegans, this special edition is a major contribution to the legacy of the unpredictable, calculated, and disciplined work of a treasured artist and the complex, emergent scene that both misunderstood and nurtured the work. Listen to the full, unedited performance at roulette.org/event/arthur-russell. Photo: Tom Lee.

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Arthur Russell: The Peter Zummo Reflections

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DADA STRAIN with Piotr Orlov @ The Lot Radio 03-29-2024

Despite having known each other for many years, and having a long-held affinity for each other's work, this recording documents the first time Rie Nakajima and Phill Niblock had collaborated together. Recorded in September 2014, the work includes Niblock’s sound collage piece “Crick” and Nakajima performing in response to Niblock’s early seventies film "T H I R”.

Also included in Niblock’s piece ‘Bag’ which was presented on the same night and features David Watson performing on bagpipes.  This recording is from Niblock’s original files.

Photo: Fabio Lugaro

Phill Niblock 'BAG' (DS009 Excerpt)

City of Vorticity (with soloists): Al Margolis – violin; Alan Zimmerman - percussion, prepared hammer dulcimer; Peter Zummo - trombone, didgeridoo; Tom Hamilton – electronic sound environment. This dynamically changing “aural score” can also serve as the foundation for a group of improvising performers. In the first track, we hear one version of this with soloists Al Margolis, Alan Zimmerman, and Peter Zummo.

City of Vorticity

City of Vorticiy

City of Vorticity (with soloists) - Tom hamilton

changing the words to your song

Lost an unknown titled track composed by Rob Mallard..recorded by Gold Sparkle Band. 
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Charles Waters - alto saxophone
Rob Mallard - tenor saxophone 
Roger Ruzow - trumpet
Andrew Burnes - bass
Andrew Barker - drums
(RIP)

Song of Mystery

AMOR/LEMUR: Unravel (from AMOR/LEMUR, coming 2021)

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PZ photo by Steve Gullick

Intermission At Barbes, Processed

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