Graham Lambkin: Amateur Doubles Format:LPTaped largely in a Honda Civic, Amateur Doubles (Kye, 2011) is a portrait of an oft overlooked domestic stage: the car. Graham Lambkin captures the sounds of a family in motion as they fiddle with windows, play with toys, bicker, pass traffic, and listen, as the track titles reference, to French prog artists Besombes Rizet and Philippe Grancher. While the set up at first appears simplea car ride taken by the artist and his family through upstate New
and Lawrence Kumpf revealing the archival questions raised by Amacher’s work
simultaneously or sequentially with the other pages
La Monte Young and Terry Jennings scores to its repertoire
feedback loops cause the amplified coils to resound in space and slowly increase in volume
English multimedia artist Graham Lambkin and his beguiling 2011 album Amateur Doubles
” a concept inspired in part by the shortwave radio on which Don listened to sounds from around the world
In Salmon Run
In anticipation of the career-spanning box set The Shadow Ring: 1992–2002 Blank Forms is releasing Live on KFJC
concert program notes
includes an essay on both recordings by Nora Fulton
Kudo’s improvisations are controlled chaos
the LP is issued in handmade covers with paste-on art featuring a replica of a recent drawing included in Loren’s October 2018 art exhibition Wildweeds
