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Organic Woodtrip 1991-1992 Kning Disk KD-009 CD in Wooden Box £11.99 Handsomely presented collection of early material from this European electronic cell who navigate the spaceways with a flightdeck packed full of analogue kit. Aspects of Hawkwind at their most extra-terrestrial, CCCC, Kosmiche tonefloat and slow ribbons of glassine Mirror-esque drone. Edition of only 200 copies with CD in paper wraps inside a beautiful wooden box with sliding lid. Features four tracks from the Woodtrip cassette from 1992, three tracks from the Organic compilation cassette from 1991 and 3 unreleased tracks from 91. |
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Argh! Kning Disk KD-006 CD £10.99 Compilation of barely-heard material by two consistently interesting Swedish avant garde composers. Rabe is best loved for his amazing Was?? album on Wergo (reissued by Jim O'Rourke on Dexter's Cigar) and this bundles a load of related orbits of experimental 20th century form from both Rabe and collaborator Bark, from 1962's "Bolos" scored for 4 trombones through minimal, almost Thomas Koner-esque electroacoustic creations, Cage-ian tape collages, laminal arrangements of American radio broadcasts and vocal drones. Comes with jewel case inside a card slipcase and includes liners from Jim O'Rourke. Another fascinating episode from the furthest margins of 20th century sound. |
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Black Wings Over The Sand Kning Disk 017 CD £10.99 New CD edition of this Wolf Eyes Lp made up of a single eerie, minimal track that mingles identifiable sound sources - glisses of guitar, slow blooms of bass - with luminous coronas of high, lonesome tone, rusty death factory rhythms and punk metal eroticism. Heavy early Throbbing Gristle vibe to this - somewhere between Live At The Rat and Live At Oundle School with a little of the psychological horror feel of River Slaughter. Slow moving, grimy and full of implied threat. Recommended. |
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The Journey Kning Disk KD-048 10" £11.99 Official vinyl upgrade for what was originally a self-released 6 track EP from Rick Tomlinson, recorded February 2007. Hypnotic six-string pastoral psych with touches of Glenn Jones's work with Cul de Sac as well as shadows of Ben Chasny and UK spectres like Bert Jansch and John Renbourne. |
