The Friendly Guitar Trio Vienna, Austria
We are an experimental guitar trio playing completely free and improvised music, yet still solidly grounded in the tradition of the electric guitar. Our music might be categorized as free improvisation, but for us it isn’t just a style or a genre, it's a way of working. Approaching the moment without expectations, we improvise the concept and structure, letting the content happen as we go along. ... more
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Are You Waiting In Line, Ingrid?”
L'album est magnifique. Je n'ai pas les mots pour expliciter mon ressenti. C'est un large panel de nuances. L'enchaînement des morceau est agréable. Un immense coup de foudre à la première écoute...qui me laisse comme un goût de perfection. Nickel chrome. Nec plus ultra...jusqu'à la piste 9! La voix et les mots de Markus c'est aussi de la musique. Merci pour ce Bonus très intéressant et agréable à écouter
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TRUCE
by Markus Reuter (featuring Fabio Trentini and Asaf Sirkis)
supported by 11 fans who also own “Are You Waiting In Line, Ingrid?”
I love the originality and the Prog Spund
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Taster (10th Anniversary Edition)
by Markus Reuter
supported by 11 fans who also own “Are You Waiting In Line, Ingrid?”
Oh, I remember it well, that living room concert in the flat of a buddy in Cologne. I probably didn't know what I was really going to experience that evening. But I was blown away. The intensity of the performance struck me. No one spoke, no one clapped, everyone was in trance. Later, I was introduced to Markus and I told him: "So when are you going to replace Robert Fripp in King Crimson. Really, you're going to be a star." He smiled politely. "You too. You already got the looks (!) and the aura of a star." I laughed. I was a small inexperienced and unimportant critic. But at least one of us was (almost) right that evening. This was the first and important step in Markus' solo career. The music still gives me shivers. In a good way. It sucks me right in, right into me. I always felt strongly connected to the music, 20 years later, this is still one of my favorite soundscapes albums.
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I was too young to hear silence
by Patrick Shiroishi
Free jazz saxophonist explores negative space on a vast, improvised work recorded in a L.A. parking structure.
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The Shenanigans-to-Tomfoolery Continuum
by Bridges of Königsberg
This experimental release from Bridges of Königsberg is electroacoustic noise at its most playful and expansive.
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The Organ That Breathes
by Alex Ring Gray
A striking new work from Alex Ring Gray finds the composer transforming his saxophone into a living reed organ.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Are You Waiting In Line, Ingrid?”
Thank you for this excellent release . This indeed compliments the three earlier releases of soundscapes from the Stickmen concerts . Please keep up the good work .
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