Ali Buh bAeh is proud to announce the release of "Bipolar Order," the latest album by the enigmatic artist OOTIL. This new LP marks a bold chapter in OOTIL’s sonic journey, offering listeners a deeply immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between experimental soundscapes and emotional storytelling. "Bipolar Order" is a compelling exploration of contrasts and dualities, reflecting the album’s title through a dynamic interplay of moods, textures, and rhythms. OOTIL crafts a unique auditory landscape where moments of intensity dissolve into passages of introspective calm, inviting the audience to traverse a spectrum of feelings and atmospheres.
352-pages book (Bilingual: French/English) on the theme : cassettes, graphics, printing, screen printing, labels and music...1000 refs of cassettes jackets and interviews with: Tanzprocesz, Zad Kokar, Ultra Eczema, Zamzamrec, Rrrecords, Agraf'prod, Maître Selecto, Hästen & Korset, Notice Recordings, Zoomin'night, Hanson Records, Falt Records, Chocolate Monk, Tomaturj, Social Harmony, Third Type Tapes, Altered States Tapes, Animal Biscuit, Copy Pasta, Senufo Editions, Lal Lal Lal, Los Emes Del Oso, Scum Yr Earth, Fougère, Silo, Manoï, Papier Crash Test, Herberg Rustiek, Peace Noise. And an intro by JM Bertoyas. Cover art by L'Atelier McClane.
Jean-Luc Guionnet - electric organs, electronics, alto saxophone
Will Guthrie - drums, percussion, microphones
Maxed out and burning hot nasty, Electric Rag brings together the electric organs, electronics and alto sax of Jean-Luc Guionnet, with the closely amplified drums and percussion of Will Guthrie.
After years of playing together in the minimalist pointillist free jazz noise core trio ‘The Ames Room’ (with Clayton Thomas on bass) Electric Rag offers up another point of view on a musical history of nearly 15 years of playing together.
The 8 titles of Electric Rag draw on their various experience in electronic music, free improvisation and experimental sound research, however the music is deeply rooted in their love of jazz, in its most potent, aggressive and antisocial form.
Ali Buh Baeh Records / Editions Memoire
White Vinyl. Edition of 300
Mastered by Joe Talia