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1992 invites listeners to lose themselves in Amelia Cuni’s unique approach to ancient tradition
and everything in between – perform on drum kits
mix it and eject it back into the world in unexpected constructs
their unorthodox tuning creating complex clouds of wavering harmonies
Lockwood mapped out a loose structure for the piece that would allow the composer and four performers to explore their ‘feelings about what is happening ecologically’
Ad Hoc – Distance [CS] Jazz / Free Improv 1992 invites listeners to lose"Shame File Music and Alberts Basement present a reissue of Ad Hocs 1980 release "Distance". Ad Hoc (James Clayden, Chris Knowles & David Wadelton, and at times David Brown) were an obscure Melbourne outfit of the late 1970s early 80s who stood curiously apart of from many of their more storied contemporaries, but whose haunting ambient instrumentals sound remarkably contemporary four decades later."Distance", their sole release besides some
