#2739: New Releases November 2007

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
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, bins, and boatloads of new CDs which have come across his desk 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. What we can see of his desk from here includes something new from Susie Ibarra, Jay Cloidt, and Andy Summers & Ben Verdery.

PROGRAM #2739, “Expanded Chamber Music” (First aired on Thursday, 11/30/07)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Susie Ibarra

Drum Sketches

#1 [3:00]

Innova #677 ** www.innova.mu*

Jay Cloidt

Spectral Evidence

Brazali [2:00]

MinMax #015 www.starkland.com

Andy Summers & Ben Verdery

First You Build a Cloud

First You Build a Could [4:30] Stonetown [3:30]

Rare Repertoire #1001 www.rarerepertoire.com *

Giancarlo Vulcano

Vetro

Terra del Fuego [6:00]

Innova #688 www.innova.mu*

Hauschka

A Room To Expand

Chicago Morning [5:00] One Wish [5:00]

Fat Cat #CD 13 www.fat-cat.co.uk

Giancarlo Vulcano

Vetro

Portrait of Arthur Rimbaud [9:30]

See above.

Jay Cloidt

Spectral Evidence

Terra del Fuego [6:00]
F-lick [1:00]

See above.

Steve Peterso

Occasional Music

Unchained, excerpt [5:00]

Palace of Lights #0703 www.palaceoflights.com

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