"(...) new live album imminently"!

Gastr del Sol - We Have Dozens Of Titles (May 24)

October:
Claire M Singer – part two of the trilogy which began with “Saor”.


perhaps also interesting, and taken from the same newsletter:


November:
Philip Jeck tribute album with original tracks from Hildur Guðnadóttir & David Sylvian, Philip Jeck, Fennesz, Jana Winderen, Chris Watson, Rosy Parlane, Claire M Singer, Faith Coloccia and others, and a contribution from Jah Wobble & Deep Space…

Diamanda Galás - In Concert (June 14)

SUMAC – The Healer (June 21)

Samantha Morton (yes, that Samantha Morton) - Daffodils & Dirt (June 14)

Looking forward to it. I've heard/read her talk about music through the years and she's always had something interesting to say.

ETA: Her duo goes by the name Sam Morton.

John Cale - POPtical Illusion (June 14)

Maggot Brain 020324 by FACS

No "Maggot Brain" cover, though. :confused:

Shabaka - Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace (April 12). Haven't heard it, but in principle I'm not crazy about a resurgence of flute jazz.

claire rousay - sentiment (April 19)

Bill MacKay - Locust Land (May 24)

The new Cindy Lee album, “Diamond Jubilee,” is amazing and only on YouTube for the moment.

releases June 14, 2024

that's not entirely true: https://www.geocities.ws/ccqsk/
:)


no idea who this is, I'll give it a try thanks!

Nobody listens to the shit I recommend. :D

It’s Patrick Flegel from Women but frankly Cindy Lee is a better project.
Check out 2020’s “What’s Tonight to Eternity” if you want to hear this stuff at its peak. Sonic Youth reminiscent at times, but honestly quite a bit weirder.

The Fall - 'Slates' Live! (April 26)

https://thequietus.com/articles/3403...l-steve-hanley

SHIT I just found out about this. I'm assuming there'll be more copies of the 10" and/or CD than the 200 that flew off the Bandcamp shelves...

https://bellaunion.bandcamp.com/album/slates-live

Linda Thompson - Proxy Music (June 21)

I don't like their new stuff. Since Women, Patrick (and his brother's band) have with each new release steadily been moving away from the Noise and No-wave influence to a more streamlined commercial sound. Women were ok though, I would second checking them out or better yet, mix women with beer for one of the most potent combinations known to man.

CAN - Live In Aston 1977 (May 31)

And then there's Wolf Eyes & Anthony Braxton's latest extravaganza...