Rune Lindblad – Death of the Moon and Other Early Works [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound "Written just a week after

"Written just a week after 2018's iconic "Make Me Know You Sweet"

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Named after the number of chord changes on the opening piece and (Chicago-style) the number of records Youngs has released

Dieter Roth was consistent in his artistic search for inner self through and produced artworks in the various media

the music presented here is a kaleidoscopic demonstration of what Johansson has called the BBQ’s ‘free postmodernism’

Rune Lindblad – Death of the Moon and Other Early Works [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound "Written just a week after"Rune Lindblad was born in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1923 and began composing music in 1953. This was a time when composers in Germany and France were feuding over the merits of electronic music made by pure wave oscillators versus Musique concrte, which used the tape recorder as its main instrument. Lindblad, however did not see these genres as mutually exclusive. In fact, Lindblad extended his work to incorporate other mediums along with his approach to