“Strangelove” – and Wicked Gloves
While tending to some routine maintenance of these websites, I noticed that one of the tracks I included in the “Strangelove” playlist I put together a few months ago had been removed by the band, the
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Mobidextrous
A few months ago I featured in the Sunday evening round-up a collaboration of the English DJ Mobidextrous (earlier a resident of Beijing, he now lives in
The Soundcloud Round-Up: Some Hours Earlier Than Usual
This time around, the Soundcloud round-up will be more of a brief and a belatedly weekend affair. First off is a new instrumental track, “Saturday Morning Blues,” by a guitarist in
People Get Ready
Another recent EP release is Zelda Maria, put out earlier this month by the Brooklyn band People Get Ready (there is also evidently a band going by the very same name from
Sweet Random’s New EP: “Untold”
Around a week and a half ago, the Russian sound artist known as Sweet Random issued a new EP, Untold, which, following by a few months his first, Love, and constituting just as much of a unity as
A New Composition by Giovanni Dettori: “Quartetto Doppio”
The composer in Milan whom I’ve written about before, Giovanni Dettori, has just published a recording of a new work, “Quartetto Doppio,” on his Youtube channel, and this ensemble
The Sunday Soundcloud – Dash?
As regards this and the other Musicuratum website, the last week has largely been absorbed by the work after the work, which proved to be somewhat less protracted than the former but
The Work at Last Is Done!
Another Sunday evening’s come, and after several long weeks of work on the websites, I’m happy to announce that both of them are back in order and ready for action again – each now I hope
A New Video from The Shures – “Halo”
Though I’m still in the midst of bringing this site up to grade, a video just crossed my path that’s remarkable, a rendition of Beyoncé’s “Halo” which, as Gabriel Cabrera and
Res Ipsa Loquitur?
The work on this site is not yet done, but much has been accomplished, and with a bit more grit, the thing should be back in order a couple of days from now. I am however quite knackered
A Second Status Report
The make-over of the Musicuratum LP site has been largely rounded off, and so I have no time to compile a Soundcloud round-up this week – renovating a website, I’ve learned, or
Sunday Evening Round-Up on Soundcloud
It’s just before midnight on Sunday, and the vernal season is at last upon us, though I’m rushing to catch up – so tonight’s round-up will be brief with words, but longer on sound.
Adam Cuthbért’s EP: “Dream World”
April is the season for album releases, it seems; several have made their debut on Bandcamp (with parts or the entireties thereof being offered on Soundcloud by way of publicity), and
Buke and Gase: “General Dome”
A Brooklyn band I wrote about back on the first of the year, Buke and Gase, will be playing in Paradiso later this month (in fact, tickets for the concert went on sale today) – one of a
The Shures Cover Whitney Houston
Gabriel Cabrera and Chris Kennedy of The Shures, though once again without Sophie, the group’s newest member, have ventured an impromptu cover of Whitney Houston’s
A Status Report
Tonight there will be no round-up on Soundcloud, as I’ve had my hands full with other matters, so in lieu thereof, a brief status report. The last several days I’ve been working intensively on
Early Bird
Alongside the band Forestears, the producers Tom Peterson and Owen Crouch have recently launched a venture into the realm of experimental hip-hop, under the name Early Bird, and
The Sunday Evening Round-Up on Soundcloud
For this evening’s round-up I’ve cast a larger net, and so have one track, one set, and one mixtape to offer. To start with the mixtape, “1n+rødµk+1øn +ø §Y§+(3)m§ øf §øµnd§”: it’s the at times
Spring Is Here, Today
And it’s about time, too – this winter has dragged on and on. Well, on the occasion and to put some sprightliness into everyone’s step, here are three vivacious tracks found on
Pak0
Improbable though it might sound, some memorable dubstep and house music is being created in the very far north, in Russia’s port city of Arkhangelsk, by the artist known only as Pak0 – apart from
The Neil Jansen Playlist: Some of the Bordogni/Rochut “Melodious Etudes for Trombone”
The euphonium player Neil Jansen has recorded several performances of the “Melodious Etudes for Trombone,” drawn from Marco Bordogni’s “Vocalises” and arranged by
