Steve Reich - At Berkely University Museum, November 7th 1970Modern Silence deliver a landmark release in the history of minimalism with a live performance documented from one of the genres key figures Steve Reich. Recorded live at Berkeley University in the 1970s (home also to key minimalism figures Terry Riley and La Monte Young), this performance sees Reich deliver some of his now legendary compositions, such as the shifting tape loop experimentation of My Name Is, whereby vocals are cut up, looped and

From 1976's 'The Man With the Cabbage Head' (L'homme a tete de chou) all the way back to early songs such as 'Deadly Tedium' (Ce Mortel Ennui) and 'Coffee Colour' (Couleur Café) from the late 50s and early 60s

For their second single ‰ÛÏSay Something Lovin‰۪‰۝ they even chose to sample one of the tracks from TSTD Vol 1

Keith Haring and Amedeo Modigliani

the cabaretish 'The Moon is in the Gutter' displays the lyrical agility that would soon become a Cave trademark

DeMarco recognizes that he might share more than just a geographical flight-path with a certain Canadian-cum-Californian songwriter

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and an unreleased track calledåÊYou and Me

she sends her voice travelling into strange places to see what it finds there

Carter began the foundation work for what became CCCL Volume 1 in the years before Sleazy passed away in 2010

another unique influence was mancunian poet john cooper clarke

Berlin psychedelic pop craftswoman and experimental vocalist

'Inji' is the debut solo album by Sam Dust