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OUT IN NOVEMBER 2010: Zsolt Sőrés' "Ahad's Master's Garden III. (2007 - 2009): The Harmonian Blues 1 and 2" 2CD

"OUT IN NOVEMBER 2010: Zsolt Sőrés' "Ahad's Master's Garden III. (2007 - 2009): The Harmonian Blues 1 and 2" 2CD, which is to be joint-released by Fourth Dimension and AudioTong. Already reviewed in the Adverse Effect Blog (in February 2010), when it was destined for availability only via download, these two discs capture Budapest's prolific and versatile musician, Zsolt Sőrés, in a fully tranced-out fug that draws not only from his background in rock music but also his strong leanings towards the avant-garde and improvisation. As a result, we are treated to some near-mystical and transcendental journeys through a contemporary psychedelia at once recalling Taj Mahal Travellers and the spaceward-bound forays of early Pink Floyd and Can as well as Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock with their grizzled Dadaism and Lee Ranaldo's expansive guitar textures. Inspired by Fourier's Harmonian Opera and several quotations by Hakim Bey, Sőrés' has here created an album that resonates with depth of a nature rarely found these days. In special packaging and limited to 500, this can be pre-ordered via the Shop." (Richard Johnson, Fourth Dimension Records)
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Listen to the double album promo track HERE!
"Ahad's Masters Garden III.: The Harmonian Blues" album cover art by Nándor Herczeg (Excerpt only!)

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JazzaJ / EIIEKTRIIK

JazzaJ / EIIEKTRIIK Wednesday, October 9, 2019 at 7 PM – 10:00 PM Auróra Auróra utca 11. 1084 Budapest Hungary ***scroll down for English*** Némi kihagyás után újra megnyílik előttünk a JAZZAJ sötét oldala. Kísérleti elektronika analóg és digitális útvesztőjébe kísérjük gyanútlan közönségünket. Az Auróra pincéjéből nyíló labirintus bejáratánál az Ex You dobosa, az újvidéki Filip Đurović osztja meg velünk magnószalagok keltette analóg hanghullámait. A szónikus intelmek feldolgozása után magabiztosan vágunk neki utunknak, mígnem egy titkos átjárón keresztül a Mákó Rozi—Kristóf Marci duó hipnotikusan dezorientáló produkciójának hatására elfelejtjük, hova is indultunk. Egy hirtelen kanyar után óriási terembe érkezünk, ahol Eric Cordier és Sőrés Zsolt nem létező rezonanciákkal rajzolják újra a valóság térképét, mígnem egyszercsak újra a nyolcadik kerületi utcákon találjuk magunkat... Filip Đurović (SRB) - magnószalagok, elektronika • Mákó Rozi - elektronika Kristóf Marci -

ART-ERRORIST & ZSOLT SŐRÉS – THE WASP BOUTIQUE (2LP+DVD+DOWNLOAD CODE, pH-22)

PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 2014 ARTIST: ART-ERRORIST & ZSOLT SŐRÉS ALBUM TITLE: THE WASP BOUTIQUE LABEL: PERIPHERAL CONSERVE (pH-22) FORMAT: DOUBLE VINYL (500 copies with DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CODE). Copies will come with a DVD of a portrait film of the two musicians by Douglas Hart and Peter Strickland. DISTRIBUTION: The state51 Conspiracy from MARCH, 2014 Outer design and disc labels: Babs Santini TRACKS: Side A 1. Was ist los da oben? 13:16 2. 100gr de protéine 11:59 Side B 3. Saute! 4:44 4. Sorry, it’s illegal 15:30 Side C 5. 20th September 13:02 6. Sans Parole 9:48 Side D 7. Luvoco 15:20 Total playing time: 83:44 Art-Errorist (Jean-Hervé Péron) : lyrics / vocals, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, trumpet, cavaquinho, psalterion, loops, samples, oil barrel, thermic chainsaw, hammerdrill, effects Zsolt Sőrés (Ahad) : viola, circuit bent toys, home-mades, ”lo-fi” synthesizers, crackle box, Korg DS-10, theramin, dictaphone tapes, percussions, sonorous objects,

John Butcher on Free Improvisation – John Butcher a szabadimprovizációról (1998)

John Butcher 15 Simple Statements on Free Improvisation – with Illustrations and Contradictions* John Butcher: Asymptotic Freedom, for feedback saxophone, snare drum, guitar & e-bow. A response to the work of Gustav Metzger. Self Cancellation, Install, Glasgow. 2008. © Philip Berryhill, 2008 1. Group improvisation involves an attempt to make music that no one player could imagine. It should force the musicians beyond their own conceptions. 2. Each player should equally be able to affect the content, form and direction of the music at any moment. 3. The physicality of sound production is inescapably connected with the creation, not just the execution, of the music. 4. Free improvised music is necessarily spontaneous, but is built on a background of years of study, experiment, thought and experience. 5. There exists the possibility of trying to play a music with no history. 6. Free improvisation shows that complexity is actually very natural. 7. Contemporary music seems t