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1 SWR 2 Radiophon, 03.01.2018, 21:03 Uhr Musikcollagen Von Ulrich Bassenge 01 Stefan Goldmann: engine reprise (Goldmann, Stefan) MACRO M56 (LC 18346). Album: An Ardent Heart 02 Tomasz Bednarczyk: Theme I (Bednarczyk, Tomasz) Room40 RM495 (LC o.A.). Album: Illustrations For Those Who 03 Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois: HPSHK5050 P127 (Funk, Aaron / Lanois, Daniel) PlanetMu TIMESIG008 (LC o.A.). Album: Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois 04 Carla Bozulich: Sha Sha (Bozulich, Carla) Constellation CST132 (LC o.A.). LP: Quieter 05 Black Spirituals: Anti Up (Trammell, Marshall / Watkins, Zachary) SIGE SIGE052 (LC o.A.). Album: Black Access / Black Axes 06 Leonie Klein: Gathering II (Fischer, Johannes Julius) WERGO WER 7375 2 (LC 00846). Album: Gathering Thunder 07 Ana Silvera: When the Heart is a Lonely Hunter (K: Silvera, Ana) Gearbox GB1548CD (LC o.A.). CD: Oracles 08 Machinefabriek (with Marissa Nadler) VIII (Zuydervelt, Rutger / Nadler, Marissa) Western Vinyl WV185CD (LC o.A.). Album: With Voices 09 Mary Lattimore: Hello from the Edge of the Earth (Lattimore, Mary) Ghostly International GI-317 (LC 47536). Album: Hundreds of Days 10 Benjamin Finger, James Plotkin, Mia Zabelka: Hostile Structures (Finger / Plotkin / Zabelka Karlrecords KR061 (LC18598). Album: Pleasure-Voltage 11 The Mon: Hedy Lamarr (Urlo) Supernatural Cat CAT022 (LC o.A.). Album: Doppelleben 12 Ekin Fil: On the Move (Üzeltüzency, Ekin). The Helen Scarsdale Agency HMS048 (LC o.A.). Album: Maps 13 Grouper: Parking Lot (Harris, Liz) KRANKY Krank217 (LC o.A.). Album: Grid of Points 14 Erik Griswold: Shinkansen (Griswold, Eric) Room40 RM4101 (LC o.A.). Album: Yokohama Flowers 15 Marc Sarrazy & Laurent Rochelle: Bartok a la fenêtre 2 (Bartok, Bela / Sarrazy, Marc / Rochelle, Laurent) Linoleum Records LIN017 (LC o.A.). Album: Chansons pour l'oreille gauche 16 Zu93: The Imp Trip of the Mirror Emperor (K.: Tibet, David / Pupillo, Massimo / Pilia, Stefano; T.: Tibet, David) House of Mythology HOM 011 (LC o.A.). Album: Mirror Emperor 17 Slagr: Eir (Hytta, Anne / Slagr) Hubro HUBROCD2602 (LC 49093). Album: Dirr 18 Don Ellis Orchestra: Indian Lady (Ellis, Don) Columbia 88985346632 (LC 00162). Album: Electric Bath .

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