Ruth Anderson & Annea Lockwood – Tête-à-tête [LP+10"] Post-Punk / Alt. Rock would come to belong

would come to belong

Name-dropped through the nineties by groups like Sonic Youth and Yo La Tengo

Takayanagi’s squalling feedback and Mori’s Eric Dolphy moves undulating atop the joyous clamor

Pinks & Purples have taken the mantle

Building from polyrhythmic layers of drum machine fragments to wild cacophonies of clashing vocal samples

Ruth Anderson & Annea Lockwood – Tête-à-tête [LP+10"] Post-Punk / Alt. Rock would come to belong"Over the course of a nearly 50 year romantic and creative partnership sound artist Annea Lockwood and the late pioneering electronic composer Ruth Anderson have shared space on a number of significant releases of early electronic and tape music, including Charles Amirkhanians trailblazing 1977 anthology of women electronic composers New Music for Electronic and Recorded Media, a 1981 split LP on Opus One, a 1997 CD for Phill Niblocks XI imprint, and