Lewsberg - In Your Hands LPSometimes change comes with big shocks, sometimes it comes with small steps. On In Your Hands, Lewsbergs new album, a bit of both seems to be happening. Take the second song, The Corner. A remarkably discreet song: a violin plays a simple melody; a gentle drum loop keeps its finger on the pulse. 'This brick is a brick to build, it sounds, though a little later: 'This brick is a brick to throw.' A brick offers many possibilities, for those who want to

Captivated by the music of Billie Holiday

as can be heard on "Ozone

Everything that happens between them

The baby was always on board when Carambolage went on tour

even slipping past the compilers of the mighty “45 Revolutions” book

“They say you can never go back home again

Their works deal with memory

with Pauline Oliveros as soloist

sharp synthesizers

It's a wild ride of quirky lo-fi hits with odd wacky grooves that make you wanna dance

“Creggan Shops” is as close to a contemporary successor to those brilliant first two MEKONS singles as I’ve come across

of HUH (who have their own release due on An’archives soon)