Pauline Oliveros - Crone Music2019 repress on CD; 1990 release. Commissioned by Mabou Mines, the experimental theater group from New York, for their interpretation of King Lear, Pauline Oliveros's Crone Music is a subtle and haunting electronic music endeavor. Interfacing an abundance of digital delay processors, reverb effects, and foot pedals to bend pitches from piercing to twisted, sonorous tones, with her one of a kind expanded accordion, Oliveros produces rich, eerie

makes a memorible appearance

I'm really happy to have discovered this

the pianist Katharina Treutler and the Argentinian bandoneon player and composer Omar Massa

Silberstein's full-length European debut followed in 1992

having sold more than 30 million records

with it's unusual "off-tonic" exposition

both good and bad

2022 release from the country rocker

the nineteen five-part motets that make up this work explore the theme of repentance through the Liturgy of Penance and the figure of the Virgin Mary

between dirge

ribald intensity of bikutsi

2021 release from the country singer/songwriter