Starkland Boulder, Colorado
Starkland releases engaging, compelling recordings of alternative classical, experimental, and avant-garde
music.
“Always worth exploring.” – New Music Box
“For anyone with open ears, Starkland is essential listening.” – John Luther Adams
“Great avant-garde recordings… a new music force.” – Sequenza21
“Challenging and beautiful and provocative and powerful music.” – David Lang
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Dafna Naphtali - Landmine: :sh invoke a shell”
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Dafna Naphtali - Landmine: :sh invoke a shell”
This is stunning. Everything about it is superb: the composition, the playing, the recording. To hear the violin played with a glass-cutting purity, and to hear the melodies unfurl one not at a time is a sublime experience. This is immaculately crafted music, with a power and control that belies it monophonic delicacy. Easily my top modern classical release of 2018
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Julius Eastman Vol. 1: Femenine
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Dafna Naphtali - Landmine: :sh invoke a shell”
This is one of the most exciting cds I've heard in ages and I feel LUCKY to have discovered Wild Up and their recordings of Julius Eastman. Wow!!
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