Mostly rock — that’s the theme for this episode. Groups such as The Mercury Tree and Horse Lords are a couple of the groups heard this week among others creating what can only be described as rock music that utilizes microtonality. Among this, are some laid back “traditional” microtonal works by Lou Harrison, Aepiel, and Georg Dimitrov.
Episode 24 (October 8, 2019)
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard — “Anoxia” from The Flying Microtonal Banana
Aepiel — “Shallow Ground” from Microtonal Sketches
Cryptic Ruse — “Information Sickness” from Chains of Smoke
Georgi Petrov Dimitrov (Mac Grgic, guitar) — Sub Rosa
The Mercury Tree — “Superposition of Silhouettes” from Spidermilk
The Mercury Tree — “Kept Man” from Spidermilk
Ilevens — “Drowns” from Transmitter
Horse Lords — “Time Slip/Intervention III” from Interventions
Lou Harrison (Alison Bjorkedal, harp) — Palace Music
Cryptic Ruse — “Every Civilization Has Its Great Flood Myth” from Chains of Smoke
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Gentlemen: Alison Bjorkedal plays the Harp, the instrument for which this piece was written. It’s on JUST STRINGS (MicroFest Records M•F 7) https://microfestrecords.com/just-strings/
Thanks for playing it…
Thanks for the correction, John. I’ll get that changed!
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