Intercommunal Free Dance Music Orchestra Concert A Prades Le Lez Vol.1 LP

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Intercommunal Free Dance Music Orchestra Concert A Prades Le Lez Vol.1 LPOn Concert A Prades Le Lez, Intercommunal Free Dance Music Orchestra turns Tusques radical internationalism into exuberant sound: a bordersmashing live suite where New Orleans, Brittany and North Africa collide in dancecharged, militant joy. Concert A Prades Le Lez returns to the nights in January 1974 when the Intercommunal Free Dance Music Orchestra first gave Franois Tusques political and musical imagination a concrete, collective form. Recorded at

sometimes disappearing world

Japanese folk music and full-assed Art Zoydian avant proggery

best exemplified when Rønnenfelt slithers through Blunt’s riffs instead of just singing over them

ultimately this pushed him to rebuild from scratch and in so doing to confront and reassess every part of his musical and psychological processes

the Rail Band replaces balafon with the interplay of Cheick Tidiane’s speaker-rattling bass and Alfred Coulibaly’s tasteful organ

it seemed a straightforward matter to place Charlemagne Palestine in the so-called Minimalist company of La Monte Young

As though pursuing the smallest of impulses to their logical end-points

Improvisation (McPhee/11:30)2

-Sean McCann

assembling tracks like "Afrika Freak Out" and "Zombizar" from spare parts of indeterminate origins

Upon their return to Japan

on an almost contradictory scale to his underground credentials