Empty Editions Berlin, Germany
Empty Editions is a Berlin-based publishing platform initiated by Empty Gallery, Hong Kong.
Empty Editions
releases vinyl records, artist books, multiples, and other ephemera with a special focus on the intersection between visual and sonic arts. We are restless explorers of the fertile territory where the vernacular meets the avant-garde.
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I like free jazz but I'm not familiar with many artists in the genre and Ahmed Abdul-Malik is a refreshing discovery. This jam is wild and all over the place. What I like the most about it is the pianist is not afraid to be brutal with the piano. Most piano playing I have been exposed to potray it as a mild instrument and this release proves how powerful and aggressive piano can be. Now I am off to hunt down and explore Malik's other musical offerings.
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"Akisakila" / Attitudes of Preparation (Mountains, Oceans, Trees)
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Shutting Down Here
by Jim O'Rourke
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Everything in its right place. Or not.
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This Is The Healing (Vinyl Pre-Order)
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An early ’90s cult classic of goth/dark folk gets a vinyl reissue, its haunting songs as gripping and resonant as ever.
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Chief and McMurphy
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Psychedelic electronic music that conjures other worlds in its springy, playful grooves.
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I Am
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Sparkling electronic music as colorful as the Northern Lights, and just as ghostly and transfixing.
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Made Out Of Sound
by Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt
supported by 7 fans who also own “EE004: Palina'tufa”
Made Out Of Sound stands tall and proud in this sensational and sincerely compelling display of vigorous creativity. With the likes of Steve Reich in particular who was also using minimalism to convey perpetual meditations. It's really interesting to note here that there is this feeling (as others have already mentioned) of weightlessness or of levitation, the idiosyncrasy taking root inside your imagination.
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