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Marc Riordan - Life Systems LPMarc Riordan carries the difficult musical obstacle of virtuosity. Something, personally, I've never had to bear. Musicians as technically skilled as he typically struggle (counter intuitively) to express anything as powerfully evocative as his new solo album "Life Systems" does so effortlessly. They know too much, they describe too much, and they leave very little space for the listener to meet the compositions, and wander. On "Life Systems," Riordan

voice and tape delay to create an environment of continuously evolving multi-layered melody

because there’s no other way to draw and capture these frequencies into sonic interpretation

A few months Aguirre released Joel Vandroogenbroeck’s first solo effort Biomechanoid

Linear Movement and in 1985 they managed to create this stunning album

Pierre Henry and Karlheinz Stockhausen… Oh yes

sea creatures drifting below the photic zone

The carnival ghosts whisper in your ear and reality is gone as throbbing moans are coming from the inside of the hall of mirrors

long roads

Parker's well-picked notes counter the busied "Echo Tracer

the over-20 minute title track which contains a sonic ecosystem of it's own

he has laid the groundwork – in thought

Perhaps most fascinating are the ideas that rumble below this album - falling far closer to experimental music than the traditional expectations of jazz - described in its liner notes by the band: “Development of new music is a continuous path that grows directionally according to psychoacoustical phenomena available for unifications

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