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Therianthropy I
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Therianthropy II
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Therianthropy III
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Therianthropy IV
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Adaptive Radiation I
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Adaptive Radiation II
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Adaptive Radiation III
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Universal Greebly
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Hypnagogia I
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Hypnagogia II
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Han-earl Park Berlin, Germany
Improviser, guitarist and constructor Han-earl Park (박한얼) has been crossing borders and performing fuzzily idiomatic, on occasion experimental, always traditional, open improvised musics for twenty years. He is the mastermind behind Eris 136199 with Catherine Sikora and Nick Didkovsky; and Sirene 1009 with Dominic Lash, Mark Sanders and rit. (f.k.a. Pugh); and has a duo with Richard Barrett. ... more
Han-earl Park recommends:
binary systems
by Richard Barrett with Daryl Buckley, Ivana Grahovac, Lori Freedman, Anne La Berge and Lê Quan Ninh
Recombining and recomposing improvisations is at least as old as Bitches Brew. Richard demonstrates, given skill and openness, what can still be done with the form.
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Auto
by wendyeisenberg
Is there a more creative guitarist working today? This music takes residence in your brain. Just striking how it rides the fault-lines between so many musical places.
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Now I Do This
by Nick Didkovsky
How weird is this one? Nothing here should work. But everything does. And beautifully, and unexpectedly. For fans of almost-lost avant-weirdness, this is up there with Furt Logic One.
go to albumIf you like Eris 136199, you may also like:
Warrior
by Catherine Sikora
supported by 21 fans who also own “Eris 136199”
Working on a solo album myself, and Warrior, done all on soprano in Catherine’s unique language, is deep
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Two+ Bagatelles
by Han-earl Park
supported by 19 fans who also own “Eris 136199”
The first thing that grabs my ear is the tone of the guitar, laser sharp and perfectly balance. It's a strong basis for a great set of solo improvisations that brings a lot that you don't often get at the table: clever use of volume pedal or tremolo to make the instrument weightless and elusive, exploration of harmonics with a real love for complex tones and textures, and more. This is a player still finding his own unique spaces in this much explored mode.
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Ism
by Junius Paul
featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 22, 2019
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