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on dust-to-digital’s incredible collections, voices of mississippi: artists and musicians documented by william ferris, and listen all around: the golden age of central and east african music

on the reissue of la monte young and marian zazeela’s the well-tuned piano in the magenta lights dvd, by just dreams

on alan braufman’s valley of search (1975), finally reissued by valley of search

on robert millis’ indian talking machine, published by sublime frequencies

the hum’s top ten from the free jazz underground – sixteen masterpieces missed by thurston moore

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On the move again for the next week or so... LA->SD->TJ->CDMX->TJ->SD->LA. Looking forward to the back end and staying put for the first time in six months.

I just learned that excepts of The Body of Sound, the forthcoming book I co-authored with @kasseljaeger and @ernam0, via @buroburomx, have been published in the latest issue of @revistalatempestad (in Spanish). Photo via @revistalatempestad / @wisemanphoto

Heartbroken to learn of the passing (via @issueprojectroom) of Takehisha Kosugi. One of the greatest that ever was.

The lovely folks at @beyondrepairmn printed a beautiful broadsheet of my text, Somewhere Between Truth and Myth, in advance of an upcoming collection of writings on John Fahey, in which it will also appear. Thanks to @sgould76 for the photos.

Further recommendation unrelated to music, for those, like myself, whose love for books compels them to buy books about them. The Weimar is overwhelming in its beauty and comprehensiveness. The American is an old stand by, but not brilliant / only essential because someone has yet to do better..

More wild, weird, and unexpected sounds from the wonderful folks at @soufflecontinu If you haven’t dug into their catalog yet, get on it, especially those crazy good Cohelmec, Workshop, and Darhma reissues.. (everything they’ve done is worth a spin)

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on dust-to-digital’s incredible collections, voices of mississippi: artists and musicians documented by william ferris, and listen all around: the golden age of central and east african music

on the reissue of la monte young and marian zazeela’s the well-tuned piano in the magenta lights dvd, by just dreams

on alan braufman’s valley of search (1975), finally reissued by valley of search

on robert millis’ indian talking machine, published by sublime frequencies

the hum’s top ten from the free jazz underground – sixteen masterpieces missed by thurston moore

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Recent Articles

notes (8 pieces) source a new world music: creative music (songs without music #2)
The Ark of Oto (Otoroku)
Saint Oto
Flowers In The Dark (Free-Jazz in the 80’s)
New York Mixtape (1+2)

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View thehum1’s profile on Facebook
View the_hum_vinyl’s profile on Instagram

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On the move again for the next week or so... LA->SD->TJ->CDMX->TJ->SD->LA. Looking forward to the back end and staying put for the first time in six months.

I just learned that excepts of The Body of Sound, the forthcoming book I co-authored with @kasseljaeger and @ernam0, via @buroburomx, have been published in the latest issue of @revistalatempestad (in Spanish). Photo via @revistalatempestad / @wisemanphoto

Heartbroken to learn of the passing (via @issueprojectroom) of Takehisha Kosugi. One of the greatest that ever was.

The lovely folks at @beyondrepairmn printed a beautiful broadsheet of my text, Somewhere Between Truth and Myth, in advance of an upcoming collection of writings on John Fahey, in which it will also appear. Thanks to @sgould76 for the photos.

Further recommendation unrelated to music, for those, like myself, whose love for books compels them to buy books about them. The Weimar is overwhelming in its beauty and comprehensiveness. The American is an old stand by, but not brilliant / only essential because someone has yet to do better..

More wild, weird, and unexpected sounds from the wonderful folks at @soufflecontinu If you haven’t dug into their catalog yet, get on it, especially those crazy good Cohelmec, Workshop, and Darhma reissues.. (everything they’ve done is worth a spin)

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