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Mats Gustafsson > Bengt > Utech Records > URLP072
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Bengt is the new solo recording by Mats Gustafsson and is dedicated to Bengt Nordström. Mats Gustafsson plays a plastic alto sax. A classic Grafton sax. The type of sax that was used by Charlie Parker, Ornette Coleman and Bengt Nordström. Nordström is best known having produced Albert Ayler´s first recording Something Different!!!!!! on his Bird Note imprint. It is in his own role as a sax player Bengt was truly inventive. Bengt was playing solo sax improvisation already in 1962 (!!!) Nordström mentored Swedish reedman Mats Gustafsson in addition to playing in a quartet with drummer Peter Uuskyla, bassist Bjorn Ålke, and violinist Lars Svantesson. Nordström died in 2000 at age 63. Bengt is a celebration of the music and the man behind it.
From the liner notes by Swedish author Thomas Millroth- On this record you might not hear the Gustafsson you are used to, but I assure you this is the real Mats, this is the nucleus in his playing. These solo pieces are a wholeness, together forming a sounding essay about the Me in his music. The Me in Me that is Me in You as did Ekelöf write in a poem.
Limited to 500 copies on white vinyl. LP includes cd version of the album.
Bengt A--Bengt B
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Philippe Petit > Una Symphonia Della Paura > Utech Records > URCD071
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Una Symphonia Della Paura began as a collaboration with Justin Broadrick. The result of "Murmurs" led French composer Philippe Petit to continue with the record, building an impenetrable wall of black fog and ash. Rasping layers of distortion, percussion and guitar noise combat one another in the harshest work from Petit to date.
Photography by Alexander Binder.
Murmurs--The Dark Passenger
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Suzuki Junzo > Ode to a Blue Ghost > Utech Records > URCD068
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PREORDERS RECEIVE SUZUKI JUNZO "PIECES FOR HIDDEN CIRCLES" CD
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Inspired by Lonnie Johnson's "Blue Ghost Blues," Suzuki Junzo’s second album on Utech Records, Ode to a Blue Ghost, channels the bleak side of his playing. While hints of his blues- and folk-inspired work can be heard at times, they’re never far from the clutches of phantasmagorical loops and feedback squalls. Resonating guitar and meditative riffs inhabit a world apace with shimmering calm and levigating dissonance.
Ode to a Blue Ghost--Shivering Larry's Last Freak Out
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