Episode #3307
New Releases, February 2012 (Leap Day Edition)
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
It's that time again for the monthly program of new releases. John Schaefer picks through the bucketloads of CDs, the lone limited edition LP (So Percussion Cage bootlegs!) and scrolls through the downloads (and their cryptic notes) that have flooded his inbox to find new releases worthy of showcasing in tonight's program.
PROGRAM # 3307 New Releases, February 2012 (First aired on 2/29/2012)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Roger Doyle |
Chalant |
Wassane [10:27] |
PSY 052 |
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Menschmaschine |
Hand Werk |
Kraftwerk: Taschenrechner [3:46] |
Meta Records, Germany META061 |
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Henry Cole & the AfroBeat Collective |
Roots Before Branches |
Aurea V [3:41] |
soundcloud.com/henrycoleondrums |
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Eyvind Opsvik |
Overseas IV |
They Will Hear The Drums and They Will Answer [5:52] |
Loyal Label CD011 |
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Sagapool |
Sagapool |
45.56°N 73.58°O - 90N [4:45] |
CFM Musik |
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Scott DuBois |
Landscape Scripture |
Spring Haystacks [7:58] |
Sunnyside SSC1309 |
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Anna Clyne & Seattle Chamber Players |
Blue Moth |
Anna Clyne: 1987 [8:03] |
Tzadik 8084 |
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Steve Peters & Steve Roden |
Not a Leaf Remains As It Was |
Water Veins |
12K 1069 |
Global Acoustic Music (Special Podcast)
For this New Sounds, we’ll hear some global acoustic works from the Touré-Raichel Collective. It’s a collaboration between Malian musician Vieux Farka Touré and Israeli producer/keyboardist Idan Raichel which came about following a concert in Tel Aviv. The results are stunning and elegant conversations between guitar (Touré) and piano (Raichel), where the strings of the piano are sometimes plucked like a harp or kora. The songs are anchored by Israeli bassist Yossi Fine and Malian calabash player Souleymane Kane. ("The Tel Aviv Session" will be out in late March, 2012.)
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