Tonight at 23.00 CET on Ljubljana’s Radio Študent (FM 89,3 MHz) Luka Zagoričnik is presenting Birgit Ulher and Felipe Araya’s Scoriacon album at his radio show Godbeni Imperializem alongside some new releases by labels Mikroton and Another Timbre.

Inexhaustible Editions’ very first release, Wolkokrot by Miguel A. García and Ilia Belorukov has just been presented at the Vericuetos radio show on Radio Kras (FM 105 MHz) in Gijón, Spain.

Miguel A. García and Ilia Belorukov first met in 2013 in Saint Petersburg, Russia at a recording session. After some time, they started to work together as a duo: their debut album, Wolkokrot was released by Inexhaustible Editions in August 2015. Wolkokrot was a home studio work based on sound files exchanging, using various electronics, sound samples and field recordings as blurred reflections of memories. As a live unit, García and Belorukov are playing in improvised context, and working with sounds of a saxophone, objects and various electronic devices. The première tour of this duo will happen in December 2016 in Switzerland and France.

Belgian vocal improviser, organizer, journalist and music activist Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg has just reviewed Birgit Ulher and Felipe Araya’s Scoriacon at his music blog site Orynx-improv’andsound.

“There is over-the-top music and then there is music that is over the top of that. I Belong To The Band and their Bakers Of The Lost Future belongs to the second tier of outness. It is a collective snort into deep space. I mean the snoring snort. The deep dream snort.”

Tomorrow evening at 22.00 CET+1 I Belong To The Band’s Bakers Of The Lost Future album will be presented by Shaun Blezard at his radio show Towards The Margins on London-based internet radio Futuremusic FM. The show will be re-broadcasted on Monday at midday.

Tonight at 23.00 CET on Ljubljana’s Radio Študent (FM 89,3 MHz) Luka Zagoričnik is presenting Miguel A. García and Ilia Belorukov’s Wolkokrot release at his radio show Godbeni Imperializem alongside some fresh albums by labels Room Temperature and Monotype.