If you like Infame Esposito, you may also like:
Anthology Of Experimental Music From Peru
by Various Artists
supported by 4 fans who also own “Anbiento 0.1”
It's my belief that this anthology series has long been overdue. Frankly, there hasn't been strong showcase of experimental music from Central and South America that has come even close to these multiple releases. The care with which each of these releases is put together underscores how seriously USG takes this work. Congratulations on another great release!
go to album
New State Of Flux
by Various Artists
supported by 4 fans who also own “Anbiento 0.1”
So … I now have three copies of this compilation on CD and all of them seem to skip randomly in different places each time. Anyone else with this problem?
go to album
Anthology Of Experimental Music From China
by Various Artists
supported by 4 fans who also own “Anbiento 0.1”
This, friends, is my only reported “favorite album of 2021.” This album- granted, an anthology- has so many textures. I noted in a 3-track ‘spanse being reminded of Four Tet (albeit beatless), Trepaningritualen (plus harmonica), and Acid Mothers Temple (sans guitar). The Sonologyst is a curatorial genius. Creativity rules this world.
go to album
Longer Form Cat Calls
by jobfit
The latest EP from jobfit explores the intersection of electronic music and spoken word, setting vivid writing over crackling beats.
go to album
Moody and weird experimental pop from Melbourne follows the intuitive logic of the surrealist game from which the group takes their name.
go to album
A collaboration between Devon Welsh of Majical Cloudz and Matthew E. Duffy, Belave is eerie, unsettling music that feels like a dark secret.
go to album
ANAGRAMMI
by Cristiano Bocci - Francesco Arrighi - Mara Lepore
supported by 4 fans who also own “Anbiento 0.1”
I like free improvisation and prepared piano and this is an example of excellent sound and textures, an amazing work Cristiano, Mara, Francesco 10/10.
go to album
