Rand and Holland - The Rand and Holland Tape CDR print a deeply rich harvest of

a deeply rich harvest of atmospheric depth and a furthering of the compositional mastery that composer Mauhulakh so exemplifies

Misery’s Omen

often highlighted by futuristic jazz low end motifs (‘Les Gifles Du Pariétal’) and post-punk primitivism (‘Tertre’) eavesdropping into the 99 Records catalogue with a spark of proto-techno (‘Radionucléides’)

while always potent when delivered solo

Rand and Holland - The Rand and Holland Tape CDR print a deeply rich harvest ofMore words on this soon, but for the meantime, from the Brett: the Rand and Holland Tape. 53: 49 minutes of something from likely 2010. A jam with Stu Olsen with all the bullshit kept in between