Every city has a inimitable soundscape and rhythm. So let’s make a musical journey through the cities. Cities you’ve been or would like to visit. Let’s go for a walk through Paris.

In 2015, Rachel came back for a short time in Aix en Provence. In July, Rachel, Henry, and Arnold play together, an afternoon in Aups and record this album – RHA.

Collaboration with Chinese experimental musician Dickson Dee. It is based on his sounds, a part of ‘Blind Man Tales’ by Gintas Kraptavicius & found sound by Emmanuel Mieville. The starting point was my poem ‘Do You Dream About Me?’. The poem is read by Cheri Gao. It’s a dreamy & sometimes noisy piece of 18 minutes in total.

Recordings made between spring 2006 and spring 2008 at the Golgotha studio in Weccacoe and at the Goat Hole studio(s) in Haddon Hights, New Jersey. All titles priduced by Josip Karpinovic, aided and abetted by Graeco-Norwegian.

The Legend of Belarusian improvised music Knyaz Mishkin accompanies the legendary Belarusian silent film ‘In The Big City’ (1927).

This time around all the mixes also feature new dadala member Roger Sundström of Sweden (aka Erocnet) on guitars, drum kit, vocals, ambient ‘scapes and more. Guest contributor Frank Wilke of Germany (aka brass-lines) is featured on three tracks (trumpet and trombone). New dadala member André Darius (France) added bass to one track.

Viktar Siamashka is a Belarusian poet, broadcaster and musician seeking a synthesis of free jazz, folklore, academic and electronic music. He specializes in a wide range of wind instruments often played with sound effects.

“This album is my sixth in the line, in my experimental project under my name Szentpétery Csaba. I continue the computer music study with third and fourth. This serial is „rational” music.”

Golgotha Communications Limited is a Philadelphia-based experimental music unit, founded and fronted in a maze of brick and concrete by a marginally functional former nightclub bouncer named Josef Karpinovic. Active since around the turn of the century, they have issued numerous audio products in various formats on about a dozen different labels.

Albert Borkent is an ambient artist and experimental sound designer from The Netherlands. “Landship” paints a dream landscape somewhere situated in the Gobi Desert, or elsewhere, the different situations experienced there, the cold, the heat, the lost, the found.

This album describes the post-apocalyptic world, forcing the listener to go to him, feeling every second of music, every moment of history. Each track describes its history, with its tragic end, leading deeper into the world. After listening to the album before the end, you will see the whole story that will leave you a great impression.