New Harmony Sisterhood Band - ...And Ain't I a Woman?The New Harmony Sisterhood Band, formed in the mid seventies from among students at the Goddard Cambridge Graduate School for Social Change, draws on the folk idiom for style, and the women's liberation movement for inspiration. The collective sings of the realities of working women and oppressed women, women who are role models as activists (Sojourner Truth) and liberation fighters. Liner notes include a brief biography of the band and of it's

partially because their errant sounds

The two orchestral works presented on this album were written for "his" Winterthur City Orchestra (as the Musikkollegium Winterthur was called until 2000)

went into the XXe century refusing the world of determinism

and this album is why

It was taken by Frank Perry in the early days of the Corona Virus quarantine back in March

blistering performances (including five songs from 2022's Crackdown

and I know his material

Paganini/ Accardo - Paganini: Violin Concertos Nos 1 & 2

Nezzar's dilapidated theater

070 SHAKE / YOU CAN't KILL ME - 070 Shake's second studio album

and the expressive depth of his chaconnes

amasses and blends multiple tempo streams of simple triads with electro-acoustic "auras" to create a sense of beautifully suspended time