Reverbaphon

Reverbaphon
"Here Comes Everyone"
2007 (Benbecula Records)

1. Broad Island - 06:13
2. Us Mob - 05:06
3. Sea Minor Grave - 04:30
4. Sferics - 02:48
5. The Existential Sheriff - 06:08
6. Lapsed Catalyst - 05:54
7. Mbiraphon - 05:38
8. Here Comes Everyone - 05:04
9. Ainu Waulking Song - 02:06
10. Space Ship Earth - 02:42

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Walter Horn / Gary Kendig / Hugh Dickey

Walter Horn / Gary Kendig / Hugh Dickey
"Screwdriver!"
1999 (Leo Records)

1. Chainsaw At Sousa's Funeral - 15:58
2. Containment Apron - 09:39
3. Hurricane Elroy - 19:42
4. Sushi Lounge - 03:25
5. Ambulance And Gas Provided By Mutilation Bros,. Inc - 10:24
6. Welcome To The Lonely Village - 06:24
7. Screwdriver! - 09:52

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Club Foot Orchestra

Club Foot Orchestra
"Wild Beasts, Kidnapped, And More"
1995 (Rastascan Records)

1. Theme From Club Foot (From The Club Foot LP) - 02:18
2. Elk's Dance Hit (Wild Beasts) - 05:04
3. Visions - 00:47
4. Wild Beasts - 04:06
5. Hip Hopi (Wild Beasts) - 03:17
6. Chinese Flowers (Wild Beasts) - 03:20
7. Time Axe Bag Dad (Wild Beasts) - 04:53
8. Suerte De La Noche (Wild Beasts) - 04:28
9. Entrance (Kidnapped LP) - 02:18
10. They Say Over There (Kidnapped LP) - 04:09
11. Take It To Mars (Kidnapped LP) - 04:34
12. Kidnapped Coed - 04:58
13. Zoogaloo (Kidnapped LP) - 02:32
14. Thrashinsky (Kidnapped LP) - 02:45
15. Innocent (Kidnapped LP) - 03:08
16. Clair (Kidnapped LP) - 03:46
17. Devil In My Soup (Kidnapped LP) - 04:35
18. Neolithic Female Goddess (Kidnapped LP) - 04:18
19. Theme From Club Foot: Medley (From The Club Foot LP) - 02:20

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Review: AMG

Mostly Other People Do The Killing

Mostly Other People Do The Killing
"Shamokin!!!"
2007 (Hot Cup)

1. Handsome Eddy - 05:51
2. The Hop Bottom Hop - 08:28
3. Shamokin - 03:50
4. Dunkelbergers - 07:48
5. Factoryville - 04:51
6. Lover - 04:33
7. Andover - 03:50
8. Evans City - 06:41
9. Baden - 06:37
10. A Night in Tunisia - 21:32

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Review from Wire Magazine (December 2007):
"Oliver Sacks’s collection of clinical case studies The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat, which inspired an unsuccessful Michael Nyman opera, has the story of Witty Ticcy Ray, a “weekend jazz drummer” fuelled by Tourette’s Syndrome. During the week he’s calmed by haldol, but he needs his ticcing energy for drumming and leaves off treatment at weekends. Kevin Shea’s spasmodic percussion assaults on “The Hop Bottom Hop”, from the marvellous new album by Moppa Elliott’s Mostly Other People Do The Killing, made me recall Witty Ticcy. In this Mingus/free jazz parody, Shea meshes insanely with funky old-time pizzicato – imitating players from the pre-amplified era – from bassist and leader Moppa Elliott, whose stutters mimic turntablism and plunderphonics, apparently in real time, while alto saxist Jon Irabagon pours out beautifully judged bluesy licks."

Jungle

Jungle
"Live in Leningrad 1985"
2008 (N&B Research Digest)

1. Etude Without Nature No. 1 - 04:54
2. Etude Without Nature No. 2 - 04:08
3. Function - 02:15
4. The War of All Against All - 06:25
5. Danger Zone for Consciousness - 03:29
6. Requiem - 04:20
7. Conformism - 01:55

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Review from Wire Magazine (April 2009):
"Jungle Live In Leningrad N&B Research Digest Download N&B Research Digest is a Russian/Finnish download label run by Anton Nikkilä and Alexei Borisov. This recording from Russian sextet Jungle is jazz rock from the Leningrad Rock Club on 16 March 1985. Made up of guitarist Andrei Otraskin, bass player Igor Tikhomirov, percussionists Pavel Litvinov and Andrei Myagkostupov, together with saxophone players Yuri Orlov and Nikolai Fedorovich, Jungle’s style lurches from melody to manic and back again. Interspersed with beautiful instrumental segments and engaging repeated guitar patterns, Jungle have trace elements of European free jazz and US No Wave along with their Eastern European sensibilities."

The Gang Font feat. Interloper

The Gang Font feat. Interloper
"The Gang Font feat. Interloper"
2007 (Thirsty Ear)

1. You Haven't Lived until you have had to Have read Beowulf - 02:10
2. Spencer's Background vs. Todd's claim - 04:01
3. Homage: Claude Schnell - 03:07
4. A Chance To Play Across The Shadows - 04:38
5. The Familiar Cadence Of Banging - 02:09
6. Herman Ze German Cassette - 04:11
7. Let's Go Find A Quiet Place To Cool Down - 13:24
8. The Litigious Mike Love - 03:06
9. "Wild" Mick Brown - 03:38
10. European Ambulance - 05:00

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Review from Wire Magazine (June 2007):
"Such was the epochal importance of Husker Du, the memory of the Minnesota trio makes men of a certain age go misty-eyed. After they split it was drummer Grant Hart and guitarist Bob Mould who made the running in the solo stakes while bass player Greg Norton took 15 years off and opened a restaurant with his wife. However, in collaboration with Dave King from Bad Plus, Norton has returned with The Gang Font featuring Interloper. They sound like The Mothers Of Invention playing surf tunes backwards in a space age jazz club. The uptempo roller-riff of “The Familiar Cadence Of Banging” has the playful chaos of The Meat Puppets. Or there’s the jerky hedgehog spiked pop of the delightfully titled “You Haven’t Lived Until You Have Had To Have Read Beowulf”. Intelligent fun for the musically maladjusted."