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<div>SoundBlog / au!guts 02nd, 2010 [#383]</div><div>TWEET DIGEST #6 (july 2010)</div><div><br></div><div>July's SB Tweet Digest brings you pics from this year's Rietveld Graduation Show, links to Morton Feldman's "For Philip Guston" and to Anthony Carcone's Chinoiseries d'été, a five hour radio show for France Musique on the non-academic experimentalmusic scene in China.</div><div>It also is our this summer's commercial break, as it will warp you on to six classic SB related albums that are now available for (free) listening and (paid) download in hi-quality digital formats at Bandcamp:</div><div><br></div><div>* "Commuters", our (again out of print) 1982 collaboration with Dagmar Krause;</div><div>* the 2003 "Sound Chronicles", available now for the first time ever in better than mp3 format;</div><div>* Akai/el. guit./MS20 Frippertronic classic "Signs & Symptoms" (1980);</div><div>* ookoi's 2005 "Muziektafel" now as a digital album download with five additional previously unreleased tracks and a video bonus.</div><div><br></div><div>Last, but certainly not least, you'll find two highly collectible albums by the Young Lions, undeniably the most original of post-punk experimental pop outfits active in Amsterdam at the end of the 1970s / early 1980s. Now officially available for the first tim since their original limited 1980s release on cassette:</div><div>* "Through training and battle (1979-1980)" and "Small World". The digital downloads come with many extra's. "Small World" e.g. includes the very rare black and white video footage of the band performing the album's opening track, 'Like the dreaded sunday', at Ultra's in Oktopus, Amsterdam, on 22 October 1980.</div><div><br></div><div>All payments you might care to make for downloads of albums or individual tracks go straight to the artists, who will put it to good use and make you even happier in the future!</div><div><br></div><div>[ music available at: http://soundblog.bandcamp.com ]</div><div>[ Tweet Digets permalink: http://www.harsmedia.com/SoundBlog/Archief/00742.php ]</div><div><br></div><div>Thanks, and enjoy!</div><div>Harold Schellinx</div><div>--</div><div>follow http://twitter.com/soundblog</div><div><br></div> </body>
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