Alternative music from New Zealand and beyond: The Electricka Zoo, Gamelan Padhang Moncar, Dave Black, Dave Edwards, The Winter, Ascension Band, free improvisation, travel
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“A totally original, mind warping album that smacks you across the face with big sound…. I salute anyone that makes a whole album out of EDM post-punk avant-garde rock / jazz, reggae, Balkan, [and] Portuguese music” – http://www.muzic.net.nz (2017).
Coming soon – a compilation of recent highlights, recorded in New Zealand, Western Australia, Fiji, Indonesia and Okinawa
Our first collaboration with the even more legendary & underground artist Snake Beings (2015)
Free improvisations that swerve from acoustic folk/blues with hints of Asian, Celtic, and Balkan influences, to electro-acoustic soundscapes, abstract dissonance, and pots & pans percussion (2015).
ネオン列車の風景 Neon Train Landscapes
Japanese psychedelic rock made by kiwis (2014)
in the non-idiomatic idiom in Norway
Free (in both senses) jazz from Wellington, Aotearoa (1999/2014)
Compilation of diverse highlights from a period of change – made in New Zealand, Australia, South Korea, Thailand, Mongolia, and Japan
Field recordings, sketches, soundscapes and stories from South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, China and Mongolia (2008/2013)
Steampunk folktronica from an alternate 19th century (1861/2006/2013)
Acoustic trio improvisations on ukulele, charango, sanshin, saxophone, clarinet, piano, guitar and percussion (2012)
Acoustic trio improvisations on banjo, ukulele, clarinet, piano, guitar, harmonica and percussion (2011)
Best-of compilation of songs, spoken word and improvisations from the early phase of my gloriously unsuccessful career
An Australian novel for the ear (2005–2006)
Award-winning electric symphony for post-punk big-band (2005)
The Winter: Swansong (for the Huia)
Electro-acoustic trio improvisation in tribute to extinction (2004)
Semi-acoustic songs with string section, recorded on all-analogue equipment (2003)
Electric and acoustic trio improvisations for guitars, cello and percussion (2003)
The difficult third album, an idiosyncratic spoken word + instrumental voyage into inner space (2002)
Electric and acoustic songs, spoken word and instrumentals – an almost-recognised New Zealand classic (1999–2001)
Taranaki improvised rock/noise deconstruction with sputtering synth, air-sucking turntables, didgeridoo and sundry toys providing layers of surreal abstraction (1999/2006)
The debut album – a genuine lo-fi postpunk singer/songwriter artifact from the ’90s (1997-1998)
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