The lost masterpiece Les Éphémères by the self labeled ‘sound painter’ Knud Viktor (1924-2013) now sees its first ever release by Institute for Danish Sound Archaeology – 40 years after it was conceived. Viktor’s pioneering work – his Images Sonores – are composed of field recordings of insects, animals and his surroundings. His only earlier releases, the much sought-after Images and Ambiances from 1972, were re-issued by Institute for Danish Sound Archaeology in 2017 to great critical acclaim
“FUTURE DAYS. Krautrock and the Birth of a Revolutionary New Musik” – Elsewhere sometimes appearing with the subtitle “The Building of Modern Germany”. London / Brooklyn: Melville House, 2015 (2014). Publishers hardcover, with fine jacket. XIII, 495 pp. New copy
10 Cities: Clubbing in Nairobi, Cairo, Kyiv, Johannesburg, Berlin, Naples, Luanda, Lagos, Bristol, Lisbon 1960 – March 2020. Spector Books, 2020. Large softcover. 560 pages with black-white and colour illustrations. A retrospective testimony to the living spirit of Club Nights. With essays by: Rui Miguel Abreu, Vitalii Bard Bardetski, Vítor…