Epigraph Records Bakersfield, California
Epigraph Records is devoted to the documentation of new improvisational and creative music recorded in Bakersfield, California. Our releases spotlight boundary-pushing local artists along with innovative and unclassifiable musicians from around the globe. ... more
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Being & Becoming
by Peter Evans
supported by 9 fans who also own “Inscription”
this is incredible original music with great creativity and unique approach to ensemble playing mixed with free form improvisation
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The guitarists first solo album (like the actors first Hamlet) is a hoop that eventually has to be jumped through...and Mary Halvorson has finally risen to the challenge...a truly brilliant improviser and technician (I remember being knocked out by a performance she gave with Anthony Braxton in London),she has added layers of emotional and spiritual patina to those skills...the pre-release track here demonstrates all those qualities in spades...I see this release will include work by Noel Akchote (whose music plays a key part in my listening regime)... So,until its release "I eat the air,promise crammed"... Update! This album is now released and I can "count myself King of infinite riches"...this release catapults Mary Halvorson into a different league for me...wonderful,wonderful,wonderful!
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Mutual Aid Music
by Nate Wooley
supported by 6 fans who also own “Inscription”
Among other features, the quarter-tone offset dual piano action is remarkable.
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Live In Europe Vol.1
by Noah Howard
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 31, 2020
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Sim Card Hølder
by SIM CARD HØLDER
It’s hard to say exactly what SIM CARD HØLDER is, but on this LP, it plunges you deep into a terrifying world of shadow and space.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Inscription”
The liner notes describe the village in the cover photo as "bleak but oddly beautiful". That pretty much sums up the music itself as well. Dark and dire but somehow shining as well. An engaging experience.
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