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I agree. Widmann is good. Overall, there are a lot of excellent composers around these days (or perhaps as many as always, it is just that their music is recorded more often). Listening to Morton Feldman piano works / Ilic. I have heard quite a few versions of "For Bunita Marcus", but keep returning to this one for whatever reason.

Yes, this one is good, although perhaps too reliant on catchy hooks. Listening to Dusapin quartets 6 & 7 by Arditti SQ. Great.

Loks like an ID photo to me, but mug shot is a possibility - he had problems with US authorities (nothing to do with music) that led to his fleeing to Mexico.

Nancarrow - Player Piano Studies 33-41 c. Oh yes.

Excellent.

Nancarrow - Player Piano Studies. This is great stuff.

And Red Octopus is no longer there either.

Yes, she's great. Was planning to listen to some Xenakis, but will listen to this one now, Xenakis later.

And there is Strings with Evan Parker (EMANEM)

Scott Fields - Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame (2015). Excellent solo acoustic guitar release. Perhaps the best I've heard from Mr. Fields. Bandcamp for this release: https://newatlantisrecords.bandcamp.com/album/burning-in-water-drowning-in-flame

This one is not available on Spotify, although most of hatarts are. I understand that Corbett vs. Dempsey acquired the rights to all the McPhee HatHut recordings, so I guess we will see it released eventually.

Bad Shank - The Lost Cathedral.

Bandcamp "special" on Joe McPhee: https://daily.bandcamp.com/2018/08/21/joe-mcphee-discography-guide/?utm_source=notification . What a musician!

Well, Spotify (or Apple, or amazon prime) is your friend. Saved me a lot of money.

Flurin, knowing a bit about your tastes, I don't think you will like it. It's too similar to Old and New Dreams - to a point of intentional copy (drums sound is very Blackwell, and Redman plays a lot of his father's licks), but the writing is definitely not on the same level. Well played, of course, but very safe. Sounds quite contrived and forced to me.