Clive Bell
An accomplished player of Japanese shakuhachi flute. He also uses a range of other wind instruments, including a khene (mouth organ) and a Norwegian flute. Additionally, he is a journalist and frequently writes for the Wire Magazine.
An accomplished player of Japanese shakuhachi flute. He also uses a range of other wind instruments, including a khene (mouth organ) and a Norwegian flute. Additionally, he is a journalist and frequently writes for the Wire Magazine.
Shakuhachi for Latin Lovers
* Edition of 70 * Clive Bell’s roots in British experimental music run deep. Many will know him for his frequent contributions as a writer for The Wire magazine, while others will know him for his sonic explorations that date back into the 1970s, bot…
Minor Planets
Minor Planets completes a trilogy of cosmically themed electro-acoustic albums by UK and Berlin based trio Twinkle3, 15 years in the making. This third installment is once again all about the unique synergies the group discover in combining free grou…
Asakusa Follies
Asakusa Follies is a luminous scene of interplay between melody, breath, and the shakuhachi flute. Following on from the initial triptych of electro-acoustic releases on the Cuspeditions imprint, Clive Bell’s Asakusa Follies shifts the listener awa…
The geographers
"It's a generalisation, but Sylvia Hallett scrapes and Clive Bell blows. Bell specialises in reed or pipe instruments from exotic locations, principally South East Asia. Hallett bought a saw for £2.49, mounted a bicycle wheel on a spindle and also pl…