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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Compilations
Coming soon – a compilation of recent highlights, recorded in New Zealand, Western Australia, Fiji, Indonesia and Okinawa
Compilation of diverse highlights from a period of change – made in New Zealand, Australia, South Korea, Thailand, Mongolia, and Japan
Best-of compilation of songs, spoken word and improvisations from the early phase of my gloriously unsuccessful career
Albums
“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).
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
Playlists
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