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Thurston Moore, Tom Surgal, William Winant

Piece for Jetsun Dolma

Label: Les Disques Victo

Format: CD

Genre: Experimental

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Thurston Moore on guitar with drummers Tom Surgal and William Winant, live at Victoriaville on 17 May 1996: a single album-length improvisation of feedback and percussion, named after a Tibetan Buddhist deity.

Victo 40th Anniversary Super Sale. This album-length improvisation, recorded as it happened, is a beautiful thing. The three musicians are carried away by the power of pure sound and energy. To a place where categorical labels («new music», «free jazz», «noise») heft all the semiotic weight of a velvet turd. To a place where the sex-roiled soul of Sable Starr can be transubstantiated into the pure light of Tibetan Buddhism's soul female deity. Hence, the piece's title.

Byron Coley, 1996

Details
Cat. number: VICTO CD 045
Notes:
Recorded "live" at the 13th Festival International de Musique Actuelle de Victoriaville on May 17, 1996. ℗© Les Éditions VICTORIAVILLE, SOCAN 1996. Fabriqué au Canada.

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