Excellent experimental summit between the French Gol orchestra of Jean-Marcel Busson, Frédéric Rebotier, Ravi Sharda and Samon Takahashi (a group dedicated to a “lost rural tradition within a post-Dada spirit” and who use flute, horns, guitar, violin, toys, self-manufactured instruments, tapes, turntables, voices, various percussion instruments and electronics) and Romanian ‘spectralist’ composers Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram. Dumitrescu is best known for his incredible string settings but here he plays violin, cello and prepared piano frame as well as conducting, while Avram uses electronics and tapes. The sound is complex, sparse and intensely ritualistic, recalling the more improvised modes of MEV circa Friday alongside some classic Euro surrealism. Edition of 300 copies complete with graphic score insert.