New Sounds from WNYC

For this New Sounds, enjoy an hour of works for brass, from the 19 piece French band Bigre! and sample some of the just-out release, “Brooklyn Babylon” from Darcy James Argue's Secret Society, (only 17 pieces strong.)  There’s also music from Benin in western Africa, along with music from Macedonia, Manhattan and even Albania.  The Albanian outfit Fanfara Tirana meets London’s Trans-Global Underground on their fabulous record, “Kabatronics,” and for more brass band power, there’s the Kocani Orkestar from Macedonia.  Plus, listen to Benin’s classic funk heroes, Orchestre Poly-Rythmo. Special thanks to our New Sounds Spring Intern, Caroline, for her help in securing these permissions. PROGRAM # 3454, Brass Around the World  (First aired on 4/12/2013)                                                   ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Darcy James Argue’s Secret Society Brooklyn Babylon The Neighborhood, excerpt [1:00] New Amsterdam Records NWA046 newamsterdamrecords.com   secretsocietymusic.org due out April 30, 2013 Bigre! Les icebergs aussi Contredanse 1 [5:04] Linn Records 42548 www.linnrecords.com Kocani Orkestar L’Orient est Rouge L’Orient est Rouge [6:07] Crammed Discs #craw19 www.crammed.be Sex Mob Sexotica Martin Denny [6:31] Thirsty Ear #57171 www.thirstyear.com Orchestre Poly-Rythmo Cotonou Club Tegbe [4:24] STRUT 077 www.strut-records.com www.polyrythmo.com   Fanfara Tirana Meets Trans-Global Underground Kabatronics Mehndi [4:47] World Village 450022 www.worldvillagemusic.com www.fanfaratirana.com Darcy James Argue’s Secret Society Brooklyn Babylon The Neighborhood [6:13] See above. Raya Brass Band Raya Brass Band Karsilamas Hrysodaktili [4:12] www.rayabrassband.com  

Unlikely combinations of cultures and traditional musics give a global perspective on this New Sounds program.  Listen to a musical portrayal of an imaginary Syria, "Syriana." It's a London-based ensemble with musicians from Syria and parts of the Near East, featuring the Pan-Arab Strings of Damascus.  There's also music by sax player Uri Gurvich from his forthcoming record, “BabEl,” a mixture of oud  and North African percussion with some saxophone, piano, bass and drums. Hear the sounds of Fado creep into the original Klezmer tunes by the Portuguese band Melech Mechaya, as well as something from the Manchester-based quartet, Ducie, where a bit of flamenco is worked in to the lilting folk music of the British Isles.  Also, musicians from Belgium and Burkina Faso come together as the Zita Swoon Groupa and Ballake Sissoko collaborates on some music from a group out of southern Italy with Greek roots, Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino.  And more. Special thanks to our New Sounds Spring Intern, Caroline, for her help in securing these permissions and for producing the podcast.    PROGRAM #3439, Musical Babel (First aired on 3/8/2013)                                        ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Ducie Mancunia Lusignac, excerpt [1:00] Ducie Records DUCIE001 www.propermusic.com Syriana The Road to Damascus The Templehof File [6:35] Real World CDRW 176 www.realworldrecords.com/syriana Uri Gurvich BabEl Pyramids [6:11] Tzadik 8174 www.tzadik.com Due out April 23, 2013 Melech Mechaya  Melech Mechaya Chinelo Aquatico (Aquatic Slipper) [4:27] Felmay 8192 www.felmay.it Zita Swoon Group Wait For Me A Sera A Waara [5:20] Crammed Discs craw79 www.crammed.be Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino, featuring Ballaké Sissoko Pizzica indiavolata Aremu an me gapa' [3:33] E chora' tu anemu [5:08] Ponderosa Music & Art 65 www.ponderosa.it Ducie Mancunia Lusignac [4:02] Ducie Records DUCIE001 www.propermusic.com Church of Betty Globestra, feat. Vlada Tomova The Lazarus Rose Ventenas Altas [5:07] Fang Records www.chrisrael.com Wu Man and Master Musicians from the Silk Route Music of Central Asia Vol. 10 -  Borderlands Sanubar & Hesenjan Tursun & Wu Man: Kurt Nakshisi (Song of the Kurds), excerpt [4:00] Smithsonian Folkways SFW40529 www.folkways.si.edu

For this New Sounds Special Podcast*, listen to a few groove-based pieces for piano and electronics, including brand-new music from Jace Clayton (aka DJ Rupture) which looks back to an outsider figure of “Downtown” Manhattan scene in the 1980’s – Julius Eastman, the late gay African American composer, pianist, vocalist, and dancer. Eastman’s work forms the basis of Clayton’s album; two long works – one involving the “n” word, and “Gay Guerilla.” Hear the conclusion of “Gay Guerrilla” arranged for two pianos and electronics, along with the latest from Brandt Bauer Frick, and 11-musician strong Berlin-based ensemble who reproduce rhythms and sounds of electronic dance music (EDM) mostly acoustically. Plus, the ritualistic groove of pianist Nik Bärtsch's Ronin, a chamber jazz outfit and something new from the trio called Dawn of Midi.  And more. *It's been quite some time since we were able to gather enough permissions to clear an entire podcast for New Sounds.  Special thanks to our New Sounds Spring Intern, Caroline, for her help in securing these permissions and for producing the podcast.  PROGRAM #3443, Piano Grooves(First aired on 3/19/2013)                                        ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Brandt Brauer Frick Miami Miami Titles, excerpt [1:00] !K7 Records k7.greedbag.com/buy/miami-81 www.brandtbrauerfrick.de Jace Clayton The Julius Eastman Memory Depot Gay Guerilla, Part 5 [6:13] New Amsterdam Records NWAM0445 newamsterdamrecords.com Due out March 26, 2013. Brandt Brauer Frick Miami Miami Titles [10:28] See above. Dawn of Midi Live Surround [8:09] www.dawnofmidi.com/music soundcloud.com/dawn-of-midi New album due out on Thirsty Ear Records in spring 2013 Nik Bärtsch's Ronin Stoa Modul 33 [10:41] ECM #1939. www.ecmrecords.com The Necks Drive By Drive By EDIT [6:51] ReR #NECKS3 www.thenecks.com

For this New Sounds, composer and founder of the new music group Newspeak, David T. Little, joins John Schaefer to present selections from his hour-long multimedia one-man opera, “Soldier Songs.” The work is in three acts, which explore the perceptions of war throughout the character’s life; Youth – where war is a game, Warrior - where war is reality, and Elder - which is more of a philosophical approach to war.  Games are at the heart of the work, as evidenced by the accompanying visuals - realistic-looking video game imagery by an animator. For background, Little drew from interviews with veterans, as well as enlisted friends and family.  The sound-world of "Soldier Songs," although influenced by the stories collected (where one soldier tells of listening to Metallica on his iPod) reflects both Little’s interests in musical theatre and his experience as a heavy metal drummer.  (Illusions to “Black Metal” and “Death Metal” are actually referring to weapons, not the genres of metal.)  We’ll hear selections from each of the three parts of the opera, including “Still Life with Tank and iPod” from the Warrior section, “Real American Heroes” from the Child section, and “Hunting Emmanuel Goldstein” from the Elder portion, (which, as Little explains, is the nod to George Orwell’s “1984”in the piece.) PROGRAM #3416, “Soldier Songs” with David. T. Little (First aired on 1/7/2013)                                   ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Newspeak Sweet Light Crude David T Little:sweet light crude, excerpt [1:30] New Amsterdam NWAM026 www.newamsterdamrecords.com www.newspeakmusic.org David T. Little, David Adam Moore, Todd Reynolds and Newspeak Soldier Songs David T. Little: Soldier Songs Part One- Youth I. Real American Heroes [2:31] Youth III. Counting the Days (for Gene Little) [3:49] Part Two-Warrior IV. Still Life with Tank and iPod [2:18] Warrior V. Old Friends with Large Weapons (for Michael Lear) [2:10] Warrior VI. Hollywood Ending (for Justen Bennett) [3:21] Warrior VII. Steel Rain [4:31] Part Three Elder VIII. Hunting Emmanuel Goldstein [4:12] Elder X. Two Marines [7:14] Elder XI. War After War, excerpt [2:45] Innova 852 www.innova.mu

For this New Sounds, John Schaefer sifts through the avalanche of CDs (and digital offerings) piled up in his office to find a sampling of new releases worthy of showcasing in tonight's New Sounds program.  Also, he'll look back at some of the things that came out during 2012 that might have gone unnoticed on the chaos that is his desk, and ahead to some of the things that 2013 holds.  Listen to inventive voice-based music from Holly Herndon, some hypnotic plucked strings from Ljova, and some Zimbabwean music by way of Scandinavia in a collaborative project called Monoswezi. PROGRAM #3413, New Releases, Dec. 2012 (First aired on 1/1/2013)                                        ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Holly Herndon Movement Dilato [6:24] Cat #: RVNGNL15 igetrvng.com Emanuele de Raymondi , feat. Oguz Buyukberber, clarinet Buyukberber Variations BV 5 [2:10] ZKCD057 / ZKLP017 www.zerokilledmusic.com Ljova Melting River Album Leaf [4:58] ljova.bandcamp.com Matthias Bossi & Carla Kihlstedt Rabbit Rabbit Radio In the Dead of Night [3:40] rabbitrabbitradio.com Mecca Bodega Raise the Tent A Bristlecone Pine [4:50] www.meccabodega.com Habib Koité & Eric Bibb Brothers in Bamako Foro Bana [5:25] Stony Plain - #SPCD 1362 www.stonyplainrecords.com Nuru Kane Exile Afrika [3:36] TUG1068 www.worldmusic.net Due out Feb 25, 2013 Monoswezi the Village Hondo [6:29] TUG1063 www.worldmusic.net Due out Jan. 28, 2013

For this New Sounds, listen to some abstract soundscapes from Poland, from Berlin via an Icelandic composer, and from Brooklyn-based musicians as well.  Hear a soundscape from the Berlin-based Icelandic one-woman band Kira Kira, from her record Feathermagnetik.  Also, listen to something from Brooklyn-based electronic artist Laurel Halo, featuring the voice as instrument.  Then, there's a percussion-centric work, "6," one of the number pieces from John Cage (whose 2012 centennial celebrations are still going on), and a percussive soundscape by another Brooklyn-based musician, drummer/composer Tim Kuhl. Listen to the droney world-jazz inflected soundscape with an infusion of horns and woodwinds, buffered by electronics and tabla from the Polish Band, Sing Sing Penelope. Plus, music from Moon Ate the Dark, and a bit of Johann Johannsson’s score for “Copenhagen Dreams” PROGRAM #3370, Abstract Soundscapes (8/24/2012)                                                 ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Johann Johannsson Copenhagen Dreams Excerpt [1:00] www.experimedia.net Kira Kira Feathermagnetik Soothe [7:43] Sound Of A Handshake shake 013-cd DL www.anost.net Laurel Halo Quarantine Joy [3:28] Hyperdub HDBCD 014 www.hyperdub.net Sing Sing Penelope This is the music vol. 1 Mini song [11:37] www.singsingpenelope.com wsm.serpent.pl Tim Kuhl St. Helena Tales of Transformation [6:18] timkuhl1.bandcamp.com timkuhl.com John Cage [Glenn Freeman, percussion- all six layers] Three2, Twenty-Three, Six, Twenty-Six: The First Recordings   John Cage: Six [3:05] OgreOgress Prod http://ogreogress.com www.cdbaby.com/cd/johncage2 Gareth Davis & Frances-Marie Uitti Gramercy Detour, excerpt [2:15] Miasmah Records MIA 019 www.miasmah.com Johann Johannsson Copenhagen Dreams The Jewish Cemetary [2:32] Limited edition CD/vinyl. www.experimedia.net Listen at soundcloud.com/experimedia Moon Ate the Dark (Anne Rose Carter & Christopher Bailey) Moon Ate the Dark Sleepwalk [8:34] Sonic Pieces / Morr Music sp 014 www.anost.net OR Download from Emusic.com  

Listen to music made in or about the underground – catacombs, cisterns, cellars- on this New Sounds.  There’s music by sax player, percussionist, and a composer for Sesame Street - Ken Field from his release “Subterranea,” recorded in several underground rooms in Roswell, New Mexico.  Ranging from overdubbed saxophones, 'sticks on juice cans, sticks on suitcase' and lots of percussion, the pieces include titles like “Five Saxophones in Search of Meaning” and “Om On the Range.” Then, listen to “Underground,” a work from Paul Dresher, created and performed on multi-track tape loop system.  Also, there’s music from Mecca Bodega, who appeared in the film “Subway Stories.”  PROGRAM #3348, “Underground” Music (First aired on 6/8/2012)                                                           ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Ken Field Subterranea Om on the Range [4:51] OO Discs OO25 Available at Amazon.com Mecca Bodega Subway Stories Red Shoes Hybrid HY-20005 Available at Amazon.com Ken Field Subterranea Space in a Place [3:59] See above. Hannis Brown Severe Insomnia Imitating Chicago (underground) [6:33] Lumberton Trading Company LUMB015 www.lumberton-trading.com hannisbrown.bandcamp.com The Haissmavourk Choir The Music of Armenia, Volume 1: Sacred Choral Music Havoun, havoun (About the bird) [3:59] Celestial Harmonies 13115 www.harmonies.com Paul Dresher Casa Vecchia Underground [8:00] Starkland 204 www.starkland.com The Deep Listening Band Troglodyte’s Delight Trog Arena, excerpt [3:20] ?What Next? Recordings WN 0003 Available at Amazon.com, iTunes, and Emusic.com

It's that time of the month again for the new releases show on New Sounds. John Schaefer carefully sorts through the stacks, bins, and boatloads of new CDs and downloads, which have come across his desk over the past month to present some of the finest new releases. He'll pick the lentils from the ashes to present the cream of this crop. PROGRAM #3319 New Releases, March 2012  (First aired on 3/30/2012)                                                  Project Trio Random Roads Dr. Nick [3:36] TUCH 2039 Tummy Touch Records tummytouch.greedbag.com www.whatisproject.org ETHEL Heavy Raz Mesinai: La Citadelle [10:39] Innova 820 www.innova.mu www.ethelcentral.com Hans Appelqvist Sjunga Slutet Nu (Sing The End Now) Vatten [1:00] Hapna 047 soundcloud.com Loop 2.4.3 American Dreamland As a Child [8:30] MSFS 04 www.loop243.com www.musicstartsfromsilence.com Mikel Rouse Boost | False Doors Sky Sprites [4:12] Exit Music 1015 & 1015 www.mikelrouse.com Hans Appelqvist Sjunga Slutet Nu (Sing The End Now) en arm for ut [2:05] Hapna 047 soundcloud.com

Explore the sounds of a piano's insides on this New Sounds program.  From the prepared piano to the bowed and/or plucked piano strings inside the body of the beast, there are sure to be unusual sounds galore.  Listen to Ergo, an electro-acoustic trio - somehow both slinky and spacey - with trombone, prepared piano, drums, and special guests on guitar. There's also music from George Crumb, Hauschka, and more.  PROGRAM # 3309 Piano Insides, (First aired on 3/5/2012)                                                          ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Emanuele Arciuli, piano George Crumb Edition, Volume 9   George Crumb: Eine Kleine Mitternachtmusik, excerpt [2:00] Bridge 9170 www.bridgerecords.com Ergo If Not Inertia Sorrows Of The Moon [5:10] Cuneiform Records Rune 339 www.ergoisaband.com cuneiformrecords.com Guillaume de Chassy Silences Du côté de chez Poulenc - Part I (d'après Francis Poulenc) [1:58] Bee Jazz BEE050 Available at Emusic.com, Amazon.com, iTunes Hauschka Ferndorf Schönes Mädchen (Pretty Girl) [3:40] Fat Cat #1308 www.fatcat-usa.com Ergo If Not Inertia Two For Joy [6:50] See above. PROJECT Trio Random Roads Collection Dr Nick, excerpt [1:00] Tummy Touch Records TUCH2039 www.whatisproject.org

For this New Sounds, we’ll hear music from Cape Verde, by a male pop-griot singer, Tcheka. He plays traditional percussive guitar and weaves the batuku style (a style traditional to the islands that was banned by the Portuguese, but continued by the women in the fields as they worked.) Plus, music for accordion and double-bass from Finland, and traditional music of West Java, featuring the kacapi, a boat-shaped zither.  And more. PROGRAM # 3293, World Music Tour (First aired on 1/23/2012)                                                            ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Sambasunda Quintet Java Paddy Pergi Ke Bandung, excerpt [1:30] Riverboat TUG1058 Due out Jan. 30, 2012 www.worldmusic.net Sidi Touré Koïma Tondi karaa (The White Stone) [4:22] Thrill Jockey Records Thrill 301 Due out 4/17/2012 www.thrilljockey.com Alamayehu Eshete Ethiopiques 9 Yeweyn Haregitu [3:44] Buda Musique #829832 www.budamusique.com Sambasunda Quintet Java Teman Endah [5:36] Riverboat TUG1058 Due out Jan. 30, 2012 www.worldmusic.net Tcheka Dor de Mar Fla Mantenha [4:25] Lusafrica Recs / RCA Victor 88697963812 www.lusafrica.com Sambasunda Quintet Java Paddy Pergi Ke Bandung [6:34] See above.

On this New Sounds podcast, hear a world premiere recording by Dylan Mattingly written specifically for the New York-based ensemble of young musicians, Contemporaneous.  Mattingly is a composer, cellist and one of the founding co-artistic directors of the group (he’s also a pitcher for Bard College’s first ever club baseball team.)  Listen to part two of his epic and emotional poem for chamber orchestra depicting Amelia Earhart’s final flight, called “Atlas of Somewhere (On the Way to Howland Island): Islanded in a Stream of Stars.” There is one more large scale work, a portion of a nine-movement suite that blends jazz and flamenco from bassist/composer/bandleader Alexis Cuadrado. PROGRAM #3347, Large Scale, and Big Ideas (First aired on 6/7/2012)                                                     ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Dylan Mattingly & Contemporaneous, David Bloom Stream of Stars Dylan Mattingly: Atlas of Somewhere on the Way to Howland Island - pt 1, Radial Liftoff Music for Amelia Earhart, excerpt [1:00] Atlas of Somewhere on the Way to Howland Island - pt 2; Islanded In A Stream of Stars [19:11] Innova #822 www.innova.mu Alexis Cuadrado Noneto Iberico Alexis Cuadrado: Por La Minima (Bulerias) - [17:36] Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records BJUR022 www.bjurecords.com

It's that time of the month again for the new releases show on New Sounds. John Schaefer carefully separates the wheat from the chaff for this show.  He'll sort through the stacks of new CDs, the strange Soundcloud free-associations, and the highly anticipated digital submissions which have come across his desk and into his inbox over the past month to present some of the finest new releases. He'll skim off the cream. He'll pick the lentils from the ashes. You get it. Take a listen to the arresting sounds of a bass clarinet "abused" by Gareth Davis, together with the double-bow-wielding cellist Frances-Marie Uitti.  And more. PROGRAM #3352 , New Releases June 2012 (First aired on 6/29/2012)                                                     ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Dou Dou N'Diaye M'Bengue Thiato thiate Thiato thiate [5:09] Felmay 8038 www.felmay.it Maria Monti Il Bestiario Il Letargo [8:07] Ri Fi Records (1974) Reissued by Unseen Worlds www.unseenworlds.net SOLUS3 Corner of the World Reich [7:55] Solus 3 CD 2 www.solus3.com Stefano Barone Danze Altalenanze Lab4kids [4:43] www.candyrat.com Gareth Davis & Frances-Marie Uitti Gramercy 2 am [4:35] Miasmah Records MIA 019 http://www.miasmah.com/recordings/miacd019.html

From the melodious inflections of phone messages, listen to a number of works sourcing voicemails, most from tape(!) on this New Sounds program. Hear Irish composer Roger Doyle’s “Memento Mori,” composed around intimate verbal time capsules culled from various answering machine messages of Doyle's family, close friends and partners, all of them recorded and preserved in the late 80's. Then listen to some answering machine message songs, from Jocelyn Pook’s "Portraits in Absentia."  Plus, Missy Mazzoli's "I am coming for my things," also from a phone message as its source.            PROGRAM #3320 Music from Telephone Answering Machines  (First aired on 4/3/2012)                                                    ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Penguin Café Orchestra Penguin Café Orchestra Telephone And Rubber Band [2:00] EEG CD 11 www.penguincafe.com Jocelyn Pook Portraits in Absentia Messages [2:23] Private CD, not commercially available.  Stream it at Pook's website, www.jocelynpook.com Roger Doyle Chalant – Memento Mori Memento Mori: It's very serious [3:09] Psychonavigation PSY 052 www.psychonavigation.com www.rogerdoyle.com Jocelyn Pook Portraits in Absentia Parvin & Trevor's Journey [4:50] Arsenal/Trevor’s Conversion [5:20] Private CD, not commercially available. Roger Doyle, (Jonathan Philbin Bowman RIP) Chalant – Memento Mori Memento Mori: Coat Hanger Kisses [9:58] See above. Victoire / Missy Mazzoli Cathedral City i am coming for my things [4:57] New Amsterdam 25 www.newamsterdamrecords.com Anton Batagov Dialog (opera for one voice) System [6:15] Russian release; for info: www.batagov.com/entrancen.htm Brian Eno & David Byrne My Life in the Bush of Ghosts Mea Culpa [4:57] Nonesuch #79894 ** www.nonesuch.com*  

On this edition of New Sounds, hear some chamber music by composer Marc Mellits with a populist bent.  We’ll sample his work, “Tight Sweater," which contains traces of funk, echoes of rock, and minimalism's rapidly shifting patterns of notes and interlocking rhythms.  With the provocative and whimsical titles, ("Exposed Zipper," “Pickle Trousers” and “Mechanically Separated Chicken Parts”) the movements are compact and alarmingly catchy. The group Real Quiet — pianist Andrew Russo, cellist Felix Fan, and percussionist David Cossin — brings the perky and spiky cartoon-like energy to bear.  There’s that bit of post-minimalist ear candy, and other post-minimalist chamber works by the likes of Robert Davidson. PROGRAM #3317 Chamber Works  (First aired on 3/26/2012)                                                     ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Topology Big Decisions Robert Davidson : The Whitlam Dismissal- Keating and Kerr, excerpt [1:30] Serrated Records 281008 Available at www.cdbaby.com or download from Emusic.com Real Quiet Tight Sweater Marc Mellits: Tight Sweater 1:Exposed Zipper [2:39] 2:Trans Fatty Acid's Rein [2:22] 3:Mara's Lullaby [4:32] 4:Pickle Trousers [2:05] 5:Evil Yellow Penguin [2:28] 6: Mechanically Separated Chicken Parts [4:13] Endeavour Classics 1016 Available at iTunes, Amazon.com, Emusic.com and www.arkivmusic.com Topology Big Decisions Robert Davidson : The Whitlam Dismissal- the dismissal [2:08] -Keating and Kerr [4:30] -Kerr's Cur [2:29] -Fair Play [1:24] Serrated Records 281008 Available at www.cdbaby.com or download from Emusic.com

There’s an hour of music for far-off places on this New Sounds program.  Listen to a work written by Princeton professor Paul Lansky, called “Travel Diary.”  From a new recording by the Meehan/Perkins Duo, the work is a "kind of meditation on travel particularly for those who don't do it that much." Parts were inspired by an actual cross-country trip taken by the composer and his family, wrong turns and a younger child asking "Are we there yet?" Plus, music from Nico Muhly  - a musical depiction of Balinese-style gamelan music and more. PROGRAM # 3294, A Musical Travelogue (First aired on 1/24/2012)                                                        ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE MeehanPerkins Duo Travel Diary Paul Lansky: Travel Diary - Cruising Speed [4:15] Bridge Records BRIDGE 9370 www.bridgerecords.com Kitchener Waterloo Symphony, Edwin Outwater, conductor From Here On Out Nico Muhly: Wish You Were Here Analekta AN 2 9992 www.analekta.com Bang on a Can All-Stars Big Beautiful Dark and Scary Shadowbang: Angkat [3:03] Shadowbang: Ocean [4:10] Shadowbang: Meditasi, Head bangonacan.org Due out: February 28, 2012, but free download available until 1/25/2012: bangonacan25.org/ MeehanPerkins Duo Travel Diary Paul Lansky: Travel Diary , excerpt [1:00] See above.