Sentridoh – Really Insane: A Lou Barlow Compendium [LP] Electroacoustic / Abstract human voices are also sometimes

human voices are also sometimes used in the mix

is its remarkable sense of intimacy—as if Areski and Fontaine beckon listeners into their strange and beautiful world

Her first tape composition from 1968 was recorded in Pierre Henry’s Apsome studio and most of her other electronic and electro-acoustic compositions included in this box set were recorded at the IPEM in Ghent

is shared with the improvised saxophone of Cacau

The piece is a haunting and equally frantic work where the local villagers are heard responding quite emotionally and viscerally to the celestial event of the day

Sentridoh – Really Insane: A Lou Barlow Compendium [LP] Electroacoustic / Abstract human voices are also sometimes"Lou Barlow personified home recordings rise in the late 80s and was arguably one of the few key players that changed the trajectory of songwriting as the 90s charted its cultural course. For the 30th anniversary of his Really Insane 7 inch and Winning Losers EP, Emil Amos and Steve Shelley have compiled an overview of Barlows best solo work under the name Sentridoh. Based around an even mix of legendary tracks and extra deep cuts, this compilation