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Alluvial Recordings

Don’t worry about anything, I’ll talk to you tomorrow
This was the first release on Kevin Wienke's Alluvial Recordings in 1998. At 55 minutes long, this is something that you can completely sink into ...This John Hudak album is filled with tones that work in layers, repeating clusters of some low resolution sound, but which embodies a whole universe and never bores. I've listened to this on headphones, and I was fascinated by the richness of the work, the moving character, the simplicity of the complex work. Just minimalism beauty.
Ezo
Hitoshi Kojo. The title of the pieces of this record "Hiruko" and "Ebisu" are the two names of one mythical being in Japanese mythology. "Hiruko" is a firstborn child of the god, who was deserted in the sea, because he could not stand up by three years old. He drifted ashore to the land of human beings, and was cherished by the people. Then he was brought up as a god, and was worshipped by the people as "Ebisu".Somehow I was haunted by the story all the time during the working period. Therefore …
Sound-field for rattle harp
restocked, REDUCED PRICE - Comes in an LP-style sleeve with a 16-page booklet. A single, hour-long work. Recorded on January 18, 2001 in Udine, the Red Room [Sound-source: Rattle-harp (drift metal, string, wire, bells, bone, wood)]. Treated & composed on February 9-12, 2002 in Udine, the Black Room. All photos have been taken at Caneo natural reserve, Fossalon di Grado, Isonzo River Mouth, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy, 0 m. asl. The very occasional faint crackles are digital faults from the orig…
Memorias extranjeras
Reworked edition of the " Memorias Extranjeras" CD <a href=http://www.discogs.com/release/812159>A23</a>. "On returning to Memorias Extranjeras (and to the Spanish City of Valencia) the foggy, dark somberness that punctuated the first CD had gone. A fundamental change had occurred in the twelve months between ‘Memorias Extranjeras’ and ‘Màs Memorias Extranjeras’ and there was a desire to reflect this and re-work the piece to match this clearer change in perspective. The two releases are two side…
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