#1950: Program #1950

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
Glenn Branca: Symphony #3, "Gloria," excerpt; Rhys Chatham: Die Donnergoetter; Glenn Branca: The Ascension; John Myers: Blastula.






















































































































































ARTIST(S)





RECORDING





CUT(S)





SOURCE





Glenn Branca





Symphony


#9, L'Eve Future





Excerpt [1:00]





Point Music


#446 505** www.pointmusic.com


. Branca's website is www.glennbranca.com








Glenn Branca





The Ascension





The Ascension


[13:00]





99 Records,


1981 LP now reissued on CD by New Tone Records, http://www.felmay.it/english.html








Glenn Branca





Symphony


#3, Gloria





Excerpt [8:30]





Neutral Records,


LP, now reissued on CD by Atavistic Records, www.atavistic.com








Rhys Chatham





Die Donnergötter





Die Donnergötter,


excerpt [15:30]





Dossier #9002.


Dossier Records, Koloniestr 25A, D-13359 Berlin, Germany. Chatham's website


is http://perso.wanadoo.fr/rhys.chatham/








Bill Brovold





Childish


Delusions





Acts of Desperation


[4:00]





Tzadik #7058**


PRMS* or www.tzadik.com





John Myers'


Blastula





Blastula





Perception


[6:00]





Atavistic


# ALP40. Not listed on the Atavistic website and probably out of print.





Mark Dresser





Marinade





Spin X, excerpt


[3:00]





Tzadik #7063**


see above.


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