We are back from our holidays and a few days into the office, we have two great releases for you: the first one is Z Sides, an all-new album by Cosa Brava, Fred Frith's song project, following the Skeleton Crew in the 1980s. The second is a collaborative album by Disturbio, a duo consisting of Angelica Castello and Jerome Noetinger. This is freely improvised music sounding close to musique concrete. October will bring the new live album by The Residents, recorded on their last European tour in 2023, plus a long overdue re-issue of a 'lost' album by Australian group Scattered Order and a never-published album by French avantgarde pioneers Un Drame Musical Instantane. Also coming soon will be the vinyl re-issue of Renaldo M.'s solo album They Blessed The Body Breadcrumbed, in two different vinyl editions. If you are in Vienna, this Friday sees a triple show at Westbahnstudios: first Asmus Tietchens playing one of his rare live concerts, then Michael Fischer on feedback sax, and then Cut Hands, William Bennett's group after the dissolution of Whitehouse.

The Klanggalerie office will be closed from August 30th to September 18th. If you wish to order something, please do so before the 29th - we will ship all parcels on Friday before we depart onto our road trip. As a small summer gimmick, we offer you a free CD with every order of two items. Buy two, get three. Just send us an e-mail stating what extra you'd like to get (no double CDs please). The offer expires on August 29th. Browse our catalogue to find our latest releases - from Nocturnal Emissions to Sainkho Namtchylak, from Schindler & Harnik to Surface Mutants, from Negapadres.3.3. to Asmus Tietchens & Alice Freshmouth. After our return, we will continue with our series of live events in Vienna, the highlights being Asmus Tietchens, Michael Fischer and Cut Hands on September 27th and Clock DVA on November 27th. We will also be present at Saalfelden Jazz festival this coming weekend, where our releases will be available from the merch table.

We're happy to announce that our two remaining August titles are now in stock and ready to be shipped. First, we have a new duo consisting of Austrian pianist Elisabeth Harnik and German reeds player Udo Schindler. Synergetic Matches is a delicate, quite affair, beautifully structured and will appeal to all lovers of improvised music. Secondly, there's Sainkho Namtchylak's follow-up to her legendary album Lost Rivers, with collaborations including phenomenal musicians Ned Rothenberg, Hamid Drake, William Parker and Slumberland. An absolute must-have for anyone who has the slightest interest in outstanding music. A week earlier, we released the new Rapoon album Moka 24 which is still fresh off the pressing machines and will be a delight to all fans of Rapoon. To let you know, Hula's Murmur and 1000 Hours albums are close to being sold out.The same goes for Live at Tilos, Budapest by Blurt and The Darkening Scale's Sonic Archaeology.