Bleep

New LP edition of this crazy 2004 album by Akira Rabelais, originally released with the help of none other than David Sylvian. Deconstructing and reconceptualising seven choral pieces from the medieval times, Rabelais utilises self-built computer software to achieve wholly mesmerising results. If you enjoyed the vocal tracks from the Roberto Musci retrospective on MFM then you’ll be in awe of Rabelais’ work, as it goes even deeper into strange, spectral territories. Combining ancient composition with contemporary computer music, Spellewauerynsherde is one of the most singular sounding records we’ve had in for a long time – a must check!