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  1. jiffypopinski

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    Dan Burke & Kevin Drumm ‎- Mort Aux Vaches

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    Angel & Hildur Guðnadóttir - In Transmediale

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  4. Tokyo Ghost

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    Council Estate Electronics - Longmeadow. Ambient/Noise/Drone. A Justin Broadrick project.

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  5. Roger Thornhill

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    Not sure why I never had this before but saw it in the Cafe Oto racks the other night after listening to Black Top and Peter Evans.

    I noticed that some Derek Bailey is being reissued on vinyl - I picked up Royal with Anthony Braxton, and Solo Guitar Vol 1. They also had Live At Verity's Place with Han Bennink but that's for next time if it's still there.

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    Happy Meals - Full Ashram Devotional Ceremony (Volumes IV to VI)
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    Ricardo Villalobos and Max Loderbauer - Re: ECM.

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    Thomas Brinkmann - A 1000 Keys

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    Okay, so I both liked this, and I'm not yet fit to truly pass comment. It has two pieces, Gay G. and Evil N. However, this one is sort of a remix, where they've added some electronic manipulations along the way. It feels good. My reservation is that the initial introduction of the electronics seriously fails. Like it was spliced in with a chainsaw. It soon evens out and becomes more subtle, and blends much better. I'm glad to have it, but hesitate to call it essential. That said, there aren't many discs of Eastman music around - shame this one was (relatively) pricey.
     
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    Camille Norment - Toll

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    I discovered Camille Norment due to her playing on the Celadon album that was released on the Important label in 2015. Toll was recorded a few years prior and features Norment on glass harmonica in a trio that includes guitar and hardingfele. Really beautiful music.

     
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    James Plotkin and Mark Spybey - A Peripheral Blur.

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    Oren Ambarchi & Robbie Avenaim - Clockwork

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    Although Annette Peacock was mentioned a few times earlier, it concerned her 70s albums which seem to me more 70s prog as she collaborated with Bruford and his circle. Her avant garde albums IMO start with Sky Skating and Been Out On The Streets Too Long on the aptly named Ironic Records and go through An Acrobat's Heart on ECM.

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    Saka with Maja S.K. Ratkje ‎- Rasaka

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    My top 20 classical releases from last year. I've highlighted the ones that fit this thread, which is all of them except the Bach transcriptions for marimba and the Barbara Hannigan. Some of the Hannigan fits too.

    My favorite albums of 2017
    1. Christoph Sietzen - Attraction
    2. Various Artists - Rory Boyle: Music for Clarinet
    3. Roderik Povel/Nathalie Forget/Studium Chorale - Niels Rønsholdt: Songs of Doubt
    4. Various Artists - Flaminis aura - works by Tommie Haglund
    5. Various Artitsts - Carter: Late Works
    6. Various Artists - Aho: Saxophone Concerto and Quintet
    7. Los Angeles Percussion Quartet - Beyond
    8. Nicolas Horvath - Rääts: Complete Piano Sonatas, Vol. 1
    9. Jeremy Kerner/Isaura String Quartet - Daniel Corral: Refractions
    10. Kuniko Kato - Bach: Solo works for marimba
    11. Barbara Hannigan - Crazy Girl Crazy
    12. Tetraktis Ensemble - Ionisation - Percussion Music by Varèse, Reich, Chavez, Chavez, Chavez, Cowell, Harrison, Cage
    13. Third Coast Percussion - Philippe Manoury: The Book of Keyboards
    14. Emil Jonason - Emil Jonason plays Lindberg and Golijov
    15. Various Artists - Tüür: Peregrinus ecstaticus - Le poids des vies non vécues - Noesis
    16. Due East/Third Coast Percussion - Jeff Herriott: The Stone Tapestry
    17. Various Artists - Harrison: Violin Concerto, Grand Duo & Double Music
    18. Daniel Bjarnason - Recurrence (ISO Project, Vol. 1)
    19. Ensemble Aleph - Kagel: The 8 Pieces of the Wind Rose
    20. Quince Contemporary Vocal Ensemble - Hushers

    A single that is actually my favorite release. I just didn't want to put a single in the list
    Roomful of Teeth - How A Rose

    I also didn't want to put these two EPs in the list, but they are excellent.
    Tamsin Waley-Cohen - Waley-Cohen: Permutations & Unveil
    Various Artists - Molly Joyce: Lean Back and Release

    Boxed set I didn't want to put in the list.
    Jeroen Van Veen - Minimal Piano Collection: Volume XXI-XXVIII
     
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    Cuneiform's weekend $5 download is a great album

    New Myth / Old Science by Living By Lanterns

    Greg Ward – alto saxophone
    Taylor Ho Bynum – cornet
    Ingrid Laubrock – tenor saxophone
    Tomeka Reid – cello
    Mary Halvorson – guitar
    Jason Adasiewicz – vibraphone
    Joshua Abrams – bass
    Tomas Fujiwara – drums
    Mike Reed – drums, electronics
    with
    Nick Butcher - electronics


    1) Click this album link: LIVING BY LANTERNS | CUNEIFORM RECORDS
    2) Click "Buy Digital Album"
    3) Type "10" into the Name your price field (The discount comes next! ;) ).
    4) Type the word "FIVE" into the Discount code field.
    5) Click "apply"
    6) Click "Check out now" or "Add to Cart"
     
  20. jiffypopinski

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    Fenn O'Berg ‎- In Stereo

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  21. Roger Thornhill

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    Picked this up yesterday so only a single play so far. Only criticism is that it's a bit short - 31 minutes! Sounds good though.

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  22. Roger Thornhill

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    As far as I know Bruford appeared on X-Dreams with a couple of other drummers, and an old track on the Been On The Streets Too Long album. I know she sang on three tracks on Bruford's Feels Good To Me but that's hardly a prog album.

    This from the OP seems to get Annette Peacock down to a tee...un-classifiable.

    Sometimes though, you've got something on that just may not fit the bill, where the question of genre even escapes you: "Yeah, I guess that's not jazz", or maybe it's some far out rock that escapes definition.
     
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  23. Mr Bass

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    Re: Peacock, I was just trying to note the sharp difference between her 70s albums which are some flavor of jazz rock hybrid unique to her compared with her noticeably more avant garde albums in the 80s to 2000s.
     
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  25. jiffypopinski

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    Yeah, Westbrook is great. His Corridors album is really awesome too.
     
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