The Wire #371
    Author: Chris Bohn (Ed.) 
    Publisher: The Wire
    
    Language: English
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    Size: 28 x 23 cm
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    Binding: Softcover
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                Product Description
            
            
The Wire’s review of the last 12 months in underground music and audio culture, with 30 pages of charts, essays and reflections from critics and musicians guiding you through the releases, trends and debates of 2014 
Rie Nakajima 
Object lessons from the Japanese sound artist. By Abi Bliss 
Unplugged 
Serbia’s last leaf players. By Nick Cain 
Mette Rasmussen 
The Danish saxophonist joining forces with Chris Corsano. By Daniel Spicer 
Divine Styler 
The return of the psychedelically inclined rapper and producer. By Joseph Stannard 
Global Ear Bratislava 
The ZVŮK festival in Slovakia puts sound art in unlikely settings. By Jakub Juhás 
Cross Platform Emeka Ogboh 
The field recordist tunes into the chaotic frequencies of Lagos. By Clive Bell 
Invisible Jukebox Alasdair Roberts 
The folk singer and songwriter is left reeling by The Wire’s mystery record selection. Tested by Stewart Smith 
The Inner Sleeve 
Bob Stanley on Marianne Faithfull’s Come My Way 
Epiphanies 
Memory, loss and the passing of time are evoked in sound for Renée Green 
Print Run 
New music books: 90 Degrees Of Shade edited by Stuart Baker; The History Of Rock ’N’ Roll In Ten Songs by Greil Marcus; Splitting In Two: Mad Pride And Punk Rock Oblivion by Robert Dellar; Peter Christopherson Photography by Peter Christopherson; Bright Lights And Cats With No Mouths: The Art Of John Balance by John Balance, edited by Liam Thomas and Thighpaulsandra 
On Screen 
New films amd DVDs: pirate radio film Drowned City and Eddie Prévost’s Blood
On Site 
Recent exhibitions: The Mechanical Garden And Other Long Encores and Sound :: Gender :: Feminism :: Activism 
On Location 
Recent festivals, gigs and clubs: Shabazz Palaces, Brighton, UK; Glassfest, Bristol, UK; Unsound, Krakow, Poland; Abdullah Ibrahim, London, UK; Hassle Fest VI, Somerville, USA 
Soundcheck A–Z 
Gilles Aubry 
Laura Cannell 
Chemotex 
Madou Sidiki Diabaté 
Maxmillon Dunbar 
Einstürzende Neubauten 
Sidsel Endressen & Stian Westerhus 
Chris Forsyth & Nate Wooley 
Frisk Frugt 
Ghostface Killah 
James Ginzburg & Yair Elazar Glotman 
Gong 
Peter Gordon 
Milford Graves & Bill Laswell 
Jonny Greenwood 
Itasca 
Junko 
Large Unit 
Monopoly Child Star Searchers 
My Cat Is An Alien And Cédric Stevens 
Anthony Naples 
Noveller 
Roberto Opalio 
Michael Pisaro 
Rezzett 
Alasdair Roberts 
Shintaro Sakamoto 
Akira Sakata 
Tom James Scott 
Sleater-Kinney 
Wadada Leo Smith & Bill Laswell 
Andy Stott 
David Sylvian 
DJ Spider & Marshallito 
tētēma 
Various Banko Ghodo 
Various Mitha Bol 
Various Live At Amarras Desert Music Festival 
Various The Unofficial Countryside 
Nate Wooley/Dave Rempis/Pascal Niggenkemper/Chris Corsano 
Bernie Worrell 
Wu-Tang Clan 
The Actor 
Francis Bebey 
Bourbonese Qualk 
John Coltrane 
Roberto Gerhard 
Peter Jefferies 
Bruce Lacey 
Hailu Mergia And The Walias 
Luigi Nono 
Various Disco: A Fine Selection Of Independent Disco, Modern Soul And Boogie 1978–82 
Various Lead Kindly Light: Pre-War Music And Photographs From The American South 
Various Music From The Tudorfest: San Francisco Tape Music Center 1964 
Various Parchman Farm: Photographs And Field Recordings 1947–1959 
Wilco