Night After Night

Playlist.

Grateful Dead - 30 Trips Around the Sun: 26. Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, Sept. 10, 1991 (Grateful Dead/Rhino)

Nordic Affect - Clockworking (Sono Luminus)
> Maria Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir - Clockworking; Sleeping Pendulum; Hildur Guðnadóttir - 2 Circles; Hafdís Bjarnadóttir - From Beacon to Beacon; Þuríður Jónsdóttir - INNI - Musica da Camera; Anna Þorvaldsdóttir - Shades of Silence

ZOFO - ZOFO Plays Terry Riley (Sono Luminus)
> Terry Riley - Etude from the Old Country; Jaztine; Tango Doble Ladiado; Half-Wolf Dances Mad in Moonlight; Simone's Lullaby; G Song; Praying Mantis Rag; Waltz for Charismas; Cinco de Mayo

Last Exit - Cassette Recordings '87 (Enemy)

Iron Maiden - Death on the Road (EMI)

Ben Johnston - String Quartets Nos. 6-8 - Kepler Quartet (New World; due April 15)

Amebix - Arise! + 2 (Alternative Tentacles)

Napalm Death - Noise for Music's Sake (Earache)

Tau Cross - Tau Cross (Relapse)

The Lords of the New Church - The Lords of the New Church (I.R.S.)

The Damned - Damned Damned Damned (Stiff)

Dead Boys - Young, Loud and Snotty (Sire)

Death - "Zombie Ritual" (from Scream Bloody Gore) (Relapse; reissue due May 20)

Butthole Surfers - Hairway to Steven (Touch & Go)

Sleep - Dopesmoker (Southern Lord)

King Crimson - Kokusai Hall, Tokyo, Japan, Dec. 16, 1981 (DGMLive)

Félicia Atkinson/Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Comme Un Seul Narcisse (Shelter Press < Bandcamp)

Nelson Freire - Bach (Decca)
> Johann Sebastian Bach - Partita No. 4 in D (BWV 828); Toccata in C minor (BWV 911); English Suite No. 3 in G minor (BWV 808); Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue in D minor (BWV 903); Concerto in D minor (BWV 974); Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ (BWV 639; arr. Busoni); Komm, Gott Schöpfer, heiliger Geist (BWV 667); Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland (BWV 659); Prelude in G minor (BWV 535; arr. Siloti); Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (BWV 147; arr. Hess)

Randy Gibson - Aqua Madora V-ii-2008 21:07:26" - 21:54:40" (NYC) (Avant Media < Bandcamp)

Adrian Knight - Time of My Life (pink pamphlet < Bandcamp)

Jan St. Werner - Felder (Fiepblatter Catalogue #4) (Thrill Jockey; due April 1)

String Noise - The Book of Strange Positions (Northern Spy < Bandcamp)
> Greg Ginn (arr. Lyon) - "Gimme Gimme Gimme"; Erik Lyon - The Book of Strange Positions; Gordon Gano (arr. Lyon) - "Gone Daddy Gone"; Radiohead (arr. Lyon) - "In Limbo"; Gordon Gano/Erik Lyon - Violent Phase; Erik Lyon - Noise Triptych; Bad Brains (arr. Lyon) - "Don't Need It"; Deerhoof (arr. Lyon) - "We Do Parties"; Half Japanese (arr. Lyon) - "No More Beatlemania"

Sean McCann - A Castle Popping (Recital)

King Crimson - Toad's Place, New Haven, CT, Nov. 16, 2003 (King Crimson Collectors' Club/DGM)

John Carter - Dauwhe (Black Saint)

John Carter - Castles of Ghana (Gramavision)

John Carter - Dance of the Love Ghosts (Gramavision)

John Carter - Fields (Gramavision)

John Carter - Shadows on a Wall (Gramavision)

Jack DeJohnette/Ravi Coltrane/Matthew Garrison - In Movement (ECM; due May 6)

Carla Bley/Andy Sheppard/Steve Swallow - Andando El Tiempo (ECM; due May 6)

The week ahead, March 31, 2016

Tau Cross

The week ahead: Rock & pop
Thursday, March 31, 2016

SAVAGES Having put itself on the map everywhere with the short sharp shock of 2013 debut “Silence Yourself,” this explosively innovative London postpunk quartet broadens its perspective on the newly issued “Adore Life.” The musical attack remains edgy and lacerating, but the sentiments now feel less willfully corrosive, at times even cautiously celebratory. April 1, 8 p.m. $22. Paradise Rock Club. 800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com 

JUNIOR BOYS Reunited on record for the first time in five years on the new “Big Black Coat,” the Canadian duo of Jeremy Greenspan and Matt Didemus enriches its customary mix of electropop and R&B with generous doses of Kraftwerk and Detroit techno. (Don’t miss the Robert Hood remix of the title track.) Lyrically the album’s a gripper, the titular cloak a metaphor for loneliness, lust, isolation, and more. April 1, 8 p.m. $15. Brighton Music Hall. 800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com 

TAU CROSS Forget Axl N’ Angus, here’s a supergroup you’ll actually want to hear: Rob “The Baron” Miller, singer and bassist for iconic English crust crew Amebix, joined by Voivod drummer Michel “Away” Langevin and guitarists John Misery (Misery) and Andy Lefton (War//Plague). The group’s self-titled 2015 debut featured riff-rock anthems delivered with seasoned swagger and Miller’s signature rasp. April 4, 8 p.m. $15, advance $13. Middle East Upstairs, Cambridge. 617-864-3278, www.mideastclub.com

Listings, we got listings.

Flatbush Zombies, by Theo Wargo/Getty Images

Since last week, when Boston Globe staff music critic Sarah Rodman departed for sunnier climes, I've taken over writing the paper's twice-weekly concert picks in the pop and rock category. Anyone who knows about the 13 years I spent at Time Out New York also knows that I've had a little bit of practice at this kind of thing; indeed, it might have seemed as if I'd had my fill for a lifetime.

Turns out I was eager to jump back in - which had everything to do with my constant craving for spreading the word about worthwhile shows that might otherwise have been overlooked by the Globe. Which is not to say that I ignored big-ticket events (hello, Bonnie!), or that I focused on under-the-radar performers. Let's just say that if there was more space, more time, and more budget, these are artists and groups I'd like to have covered at length.

These are the first two sets of listings I wrote, published last Thursday and Sunday. The dates, times, and prices are what applied when these appeared in print, of course, and the first handful are already past.

From this point on I'll try to post my listings on the day that they appear, just to try to make them, you know, useful.

The week ahead: Pop & rock
Thursday, March 24 (link)

FLATBUSH ZOMBIES No denying this young Brooklyn hip-hop trio mines a throwback vein: It’s explicit on “3001: A Laced Odyssey,” the group’s newly released debut album, especially on “R.I.P.C.D.,” an elegy to the increasingly abandoned silver disc. News flash: “3001” debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard 200, proving there’s plenty of life left in the strain of eerie, idiosyncratic psychedelia Meechy Darko, Zombie Juice, and Erick Arc Elliott are cultivating. March 26, 6 p.m. $20-$30. House of Blues. 800-653-8000, www.livenation.com 

GAZ COOMBES An English singer-songwriter best known for his work as frontman for alt-rock band Supergrass, Coombes arrives to share songs from his latest solo LP, 2015’s “Matador,” on which his characteristically inventive, dreamy songs sometimes take on a edge of anxiety — timely, that. Show up promptly for opener Piney Gir, whose nearly supernatural knack for gently askew pop songcraft is evident on her newly released “Mr. Hyde’s Wild Ride.” March 26, 8 p.m. $25. David Friend Recital Hall, Berklee College of Music. 617-747-2261, www.berklee.edu/events/gaz-coombes 

BONNIE RAITT “Force of nature” is an overused claim, but really, how else to describe the renaissance run Raitt’s sustained for more than 25 years? Barely 10 seconds into her new album, “Dig in Deep,” the slinky buzz of her bottleneck slide shows you’re in for a hot time. Tickets are scarce for this one, so call before you queue in vain — and circle Aug. 20 on your calendar, since that’s when Raitt hits town next. March 29, 7:30 p.m. $48-$93.50. Orpheum Theatre. 800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com

The ticket: Pop music
Sunday, March 27 (link)

Bonnie Raitt repeats.

SEAN WATKINS He’s been a first-class picker since his salad days in progressive-bluegrass trio Nickel Creek, and a compelling storyteller just about as long. But it’s on his recent solo albums — the newest, “What to Fear,” is just out — that Watkins has emerged as a deft arranger and producer. Be punctual: You do not want to miss the opening duo of Petra Haden and Jesse Harris. March 30, 8 p.m. $25. Club Passim. 617-492-7679, www.passim.org 

JUNIOR BOYS Reunited on record for the first time in five years on the new “Big Black Coat,” the Canadian duo of Jeremy Greenspan and Matt Didemus enriches its customary mix of electropop and R&B with generous doses of Kraftwerk and Detroit techno. (Don’t miss the Robert Hood remix of the title track.) Lyrically the album’s a gripper, the titular cloak a metaphor for loneliness, lust, isolation, and more. April 1, 8 p.m. $15. Brighton Music Hall. 800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com 

SAVAGES Having put itself on the map everywhere with the short sharp shock of 2013 debut “Silence Yourself,” this explosively innovative London postpunk quartet broadens its perspective on the newly issued “Adore Life.” The musical attack remains edgy and lacerating, but the sentiments now feel less willfully corrosive, at times even cautiously celebratory. April 1, 8 p.m. $22. Paradise Rock Club. 800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com

Live review: Boston Modern Orchestra Project "Child Alice," Jordan Hall, March 25, 2016

Courtenay Budd, David Del Tredici, and Gil Rose with BMOP, by Kathy Wittman

"Rose, BMOP wax ecstatic in glorious, unsettling 'Alice'"
Boston Globe, February 27, 2016

There are times, and they are not infrequent, when I worry that I've lost my knack for doing the things I used to do regularly at The New York Times, There, I was a writer exclusively, and the frequency of my work built up a certain ease over time - which is not to say that the work was intrinsically easy, but rather that my process became so. Now, almost two years later and charged primarily with editing at the Boston Globe, the naturalness with which I formed my assessments and put them to paper/pixels does not come so quickly. I don't think I've forgotten how to ride my bicycle, but it does take a bit of ground to shake off the wobbles now.

All of which said, I'm very happy with the way this particular review turned out. It reads like the voice I found for my last few years at the Times - which is to say, it reads like my voice - and it covers the sensation of what being at the concert was like. No, it doesn't go into a great deal of explicit musicological detail, a task I leave to others who have more than a few hours' time and 400 words in which to dissect things. And no, I didn't report how Gil Rose conducted with such physical energy that at one point his eyeglasses flew off into the viola section. That was a fun morsel, for sure, but one that ultimately didn't amount to much when compared to the larger epiphany I had on hearing Child Alice complete - the overwhelming sadness that I felt, which I had to describe and analyze succinctly.

It feels good to ride again. I wish it could happen more often.

Playlist.

Grant Evans - Repose (Adversary)

Skylark - Crossing Over (Sono Luminus; due March 25)
> Daniel Elder - Elegy; John Tavener - Butterfly Dreams; Nicolai Kedrov - Otche Nash; Jón Leifs - Requiem; Robert Vuichard - Heliocentric Meditation; William Schuman - Carols of Death; Anna Thorvaldsdottir - Heyr þú oss himnum á; John Tavener - Funeral Ikos

David Stock - Concertos - Boston Modern Orchestra Project/Gil Rose (BMOP/sound)
> Concierto Cubano - Andrés Cárdenes; Oborama - Alex Klein; Percussion Concerto - Lisa Pegher

Discharge - Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing (Sanctuary)

Eyehategod - Take As Needed for Pain (Century Media)

Melvins - Stoner Witch (Atlantic)

Genesis - Abacab (Atlantic)

Noveller - Fantastic Planet (Fire < Bandcamp)

David Del Tredici - Child Alice - Benita Valente, Philadelphia Orchestra/Eugene Ormandy (All in the Golden Afternoon); unknown performers (read this for details) (www.daviddeltredici.com)

Peter Maxwell Davies - A reel of seven fishermen; Aaron Copland - Clarinet Concerto - Julian Bliss; Erich Wolfgang Korngold - Sinfonietta - BBC Philharmonic/John Storgårds; Peter Maxwell Davies - Piano Trio: A Voyage to Fair Isle - Gould Piano Trio (BBC Radio 3 livestream)

Rick Reed - Dark Skies at Noon (Elevator Bath < Bandcamp)

Joey Beltram - Classics (R&S)

Orbital - Orbital 20 (Rhino)

================= St. Patrick's Day mini-marathon =================

Eric Sweeney - Walk/Don't Walk - Triocca (RTÉ lyric)

Philip Martin - Fantasy for Flute, Viola & Harp - Triocca (RTÉ lyric)

Hamilton Harty - An Irish Symphony; A Comedy Overture - Ulster Orchestra/Bryden Thomson (Chandos)

Donnacha Dennehy - Grá agus Bás; That the Night Come - Iarla O’Lionáird, Dawn Upshaw, Crash Ensemble/Alan Pierson (Nonesuch)

Judith Ring - What was (Ergodos)
> Swelt belly at dawn - Concorde; My one’s bigger than yours - Kate Ellis, Malachy Robinson; Whispering the turmoil down - Paul Roe; …to pull an eerie twist… - Michelle O’Rourke, Kate Ellis; Up to my f-holes - Kate Ellis, Laura Moody; Mouthpiece - Michelle O’Rourke, Natasha Lohan; Metallurgy - Beau Stocker, Judith Ring

Gerald Barry - Piano Quartet No. 1 - Nua Nós (NMC)

Linda Buckley - Error Messages (from Various artists - On the Nature of Electicity & Acoustics) (Heresy)

Garrett Sholdice - The dreams flow down, too - Michael McHale (Ergodos)

Jane O'Leary - Reflections II - Concorde Contemporary Music Ensemble/Harry Sparnaay (Navona)

Jennifer Walshe - Nature Data (Interval)
> nature data; (your name here 1-7); i: same person / ii: not the same person; G.L.O.R.I.-

================= St. Patrick's Day mini-marathon =================

Mescalinium United - "We Have Arrived" (Industrial Strength)

The Mover - "Nightflight (Nonstop to Kaos)" (Industrial Strength)

Plastikman - "Spastik" (NovaMute)

Hardrive - "Deep Inside" (Strictly Rhythm)

The Age of Love - "The Age of Love (Look Out for Stella Club Mix)" (React)

Various artists/Kruder & Dorfmeister - DJ-Kicks (!K7/Ninja Tune)

Burial - Untrue (Hyperdub)

Jason Lescalleet - Gratitude (Glistening Examples)

Melissa Aldana - Back Home (Word of Mouth)

Murray, Allen & Carrington Power Trio - Perfection (Motéma Music)

King Crimson - Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Toronto, Ontario, Nov. 20, 2015 (DGMLive)

The Orb - The BBC Sessions 1989-2001 (Island)

Punch Brothers - The Phosphorescent Blues (Nonesuch)

John Zorn Gnostic Trio - In Lambeth (Tzadik)

Ludwig van Beethoven - String Quartet No. 14 in C-sharp minor, Op. 131 - Takács Quartet (Decca)

Martin Garrix - Live @ Ultra Music Festival Miami 2016 (YouTube)

Larry Young - Larry Young in Paris: The ORTF Recordings (Resonance)

Thomas Adès -Arcadiana; Per Nørgård - Quartetto Breve (String Quartet No. 1); Hans Abrahamsen - 10 Preludes (String Quartet No. 1) - Danish String Quartet (ECM New Series; due May 6)

The Prodigy - Music for the Jilted Generation (XL/Mute)

Kansas - HSBC Brasil, São Paulo, Brazil, Nov. 21, 2014 (audience recording, origin unknown)

Béla Bartók - Sonata No. 2; Alfred Schnittke - Sonata No. 2 "Quasi una sonata"; Witold Lutosławski - Partita for Violin and Piano - Miranda Cuckson, Blair McMillen (ECM New Series; due May 6)

Colin Stetson - Sorrow: A Reimagining of Górecki's 3rd Symphony (52Hz; due April 8)

Sean Watkins - What to Fear (Thirty Tigers)

Savages - Adore Life (Matador)

Junior Boys - Big Black Coat (City Slang)

The Orb - Orbus Terrarvm (Island)

Scott Wollschleger - The Heart Is No Place for War - Karl Larson, Hitomi Honda, Cory Bracken, Robby Bowen (Soundcloud) [h/t The Rest Is Noise]

Marillion - Holidays in Eden (Parlophone)

Moderat - III (Warp; due April 1)

Carl Craig - Sessions (!K7)

Various artists - Day of the Dead (5-track sampler) (4AD)

Richard Wagner - Parsifal - Wolfgang Windgassen, Martha Mödl, George London, Arnold Van Mill, Ludwig Weber, Chor und Orchester der Bayreuther Festspiele/Hans Knappertsbusch (Naxos Historical)

David Del Tredici is 79. Child Alice is coming.

David Del Tredici, among the bravest composers I've come to know over the years — and among the most personable, too, as this candid and chatty 2012 interview with Seth Colter Walls shows — celebrates his 79th birthday today, March 16. Next year, with luck, will bring a plethora of round-anniversary-year performances, but right now the biggest and best opportunity to hear his idiosyncratic style at its most potent is fast approaching here in Boston. On Friday, March 25, at 8 p.m., conductor Gil Rose will lead the intrepid Boston Modern Orchestra Project, joined by soprano Courtenay Budd, in an almost unthinkably rare complete account of DDT's evening-length magnum opus, Child Alice.

Like so many of DDT's works, Child Alice is based on the fantastical fables of Lewis Carroll. Scored for an orchestra of Mahlerian proportions and an amplified soprano falls into two big halves: In Memory of a Summer Day (incidentally the first DDT I ever heard — both childlike and lurid, gentle and ecstatic, and a source of instant intoxication) and the triptych Quaint Events — Happy Voices — All in the Golden Afternoon.

Scanning around the web for sources to share here, I was startled to learn that almost none exist. You can still buy the terrific Nonesuch recording of Summer Day through ArkivMusic, Amazon, iTunes, and so on, but it's not available on any of the usual streaming sources, nor through an unauthorized YouTube post. Of the rest, I found no evidence...

...until I visited Del Tredici's website, which includes — miracle of miracles! — streaming recordings of the pieces that together comprise Child Alice. Which recordings these are is anyone's guess; Summer Day likely is the Nonesuch version, while the others evidently are live accounts. (If anyone can identify the performers with certainty, I'd love to know.)

In Memory of a Summer Day

Quaint Events

Happy Voices

All in the Golden Afternoon

[UPDATE 3pm: The recording of All in the Golden Afternoon is the premiere by Benita Valente and the Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy conducted, as revealed by the radio announcement at the end.]

Will Crutchfield's perceptive if not always positive New York Times review of the premiere complete performance of Child Alice — John Mauceri conducting the American Symphony Orchestra, with sopranos Dawn Upshaw, Victoria Livengood, and Tracy Dahl, at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, April 27, 1986 — is well worth reading. Of course.

One more thing: The BMOP concert at Jordan Hall is being presented free of charge, and tickets reportedly are going quickly. You can reserve yours here.

If you need any more persuasion, try this video of Courtenay Budd singing Del Tredici's "This Happy Child" (from his cycle Miz Inez Sez) with the composer at the piano, presented at Bargemusic in Brooklyn on Sept. 24, 2010.

And another taste, one with ample local interest: Oliver Knussen conducting the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra, joined by the incomparable soprano Phyllis Bryn-Julson, in DDT's An Alice Symphony, issued on CD by the late, lamented CRI label, but happily still available.

Part II / Part III / Part IV

Playlist, to the Max.

Peter Maxwell Davies - Symphony No. 1; Mavis in Las Vegas - BBC Philharmonic/Peter Maxwell Davies (Naxos)

Peter Maxwell Davies - Miss Donnithorne's Maggot; Eight Songs for a Mad King - Mary Thomas, Julius Eastman, The Fires of London/Peter Maxwell Davies (Unicorn)

Peter Maxwell Davies - Violin Concerto - Isaac Stern, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/André Previn (Sony Classical)

Peter Maxwell Davies - Suite from The Boyfriend; Suite from The Devils; Seven In Nomine - Aquarius/Nicholas Cleobury; Yesnaby Ground; Farewell to Stromness - Peter Maxwell Davies (Naxos)

Peter Maxwell Davies - Vesalii Icones; The Bairns of Brugh; Runes from a Holy Island - The Fires of London/Peter Maxwell Davies (Unicorn)

Peter Maxwell Davies - Strathclyde Concerto No. 2 for cello and orchestra; Strathclyde Concerto No. 1 for oboe and orchestra - William Conway, Robin Miller, Scottish Chamber Orchestra/Peter Maxwell Davies (Unicorn)

Peter Maxwell Davies - Naxos Quartets Nos. 1 & 2 - Maggini Quartet (Naxos)

Peter Maxwell Davies - Symphony No. 10 - Markus Butter, London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus/Antonio Pappano (LSO Live)

Peter Maxwell Davies - An Orkney Wedding, with Sunrise - Max Hobart, Nancy Crutcher-Tunnicliffe, Boston Pops Orchestra/John Williams (Philips)

Playlist.

Sarah Hennies - Gather & Release (Category of Manifestation; due April 5)

Julianna Barwick - "Nebula" (from Will) (Dead Oceans < Bandcamp; due May 6)

Sam Moss - Pitkin County Morning EP (Bandcamp)

Various artists - Absence: Compilation of Iranian Experimental Music (Flaming Pines < Bandcamp)

David Fiuczynski - Flam!/Blam! (RareNoise; due March 25)

Jan St. Werner - Felder (Fiepblatter Catalogue #4) (Thrill Jockey; due April 1)

Rhythim Is Rhythim - "Strings of Life" (Transmat < YouTube)

Madonna - Ray of Light (Maverick)

Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Album (Warp)

ProjeKct Six - Nokia Theater Times Square, New York, NY, Oct. 6, 2006 (DGMLive)

Naná Vasconcelos - Africadeus - N. Angelo - Novelli (Editions Saravah)

Codona - Codona (ECM)

Pat Metheny Group - Offramp (ECM)

Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition with Naná Vasconcelos - Irresistible Forces (Impulse!)

Anthony Braxton - 3 Compositions [EEMHM] 2011 (Firehouse 12; due April 1)

Anthony Braxton - Quartet (Santa Cruz) 1993 (hat ART)

Grateful Dead - 30 Trips Around the Sun: 4. Dream Bowl, Vallejo, CA, Feb. 22, 1969 (Grateful Dead/Rhino)

Thomas Adès - Totentanz - Christianne Stotijn, Simon Keenlyside, BBC Symphony Orchestra/Thomas Adès (YouTube)

Abnormality - "Mechanisms of Omniscience" (from Mechanisms of Omniscience) (Metal Blade < Bandcamp; due April 29)

Beat Furrer - String Quartet No. 3 - KNM Berlin (Kairos)

Olivier Messiaen - Turangalîla-Symphonie - Peter Donohoe, Tristan Murail, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra/Simon Rattle (EMI Classics)

eighth blackbird - Hand Eye (Cedille; due April 8)
> Timo Andres - Checkered Shade; Andrew Norman - Mine, Mime, Meme; Robert Honstein - Conduit; Christopher Cerrone - South Catalina; Ted Hearne - By-By Huey; Ted Hearne/Jacob Cooper - [crossfade]; Jacob Cooper - Cast

Skylark - Crossing Over (Sono Luminus; due March 25)
> Daniel Elder - Elegy; John Tavener - Butterfly Dreams; Nicolai Kedrov - Otche Nash; Jón Leifs - Requiem; Robert Vuichard - Heliocentric Meditation; William Schuman - Carols of Death; Anna Thorvaldsdottir - Heyr þú oss himnum á; John Tavener - Funeral Ikos

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Shout Factory)

The Necks - Vertigo (Northern Spy)

Orbital - Orbital 20 (Rhino)

Playlist.

Duke Ellington - And His Mother Called Him Bill (RCA Bluebird)

Dennis Johnson - November - R. Andrew Lee (Irritable Hedgehog)

Grateful Dead - 30 Trips Around the Sun: 28. Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY, March 27, 1993 (Grateful Dead/Rhino)

King Crimson - Lizard (DGM)

Kansas - HSBC Brasil, São Paulo, Brazil, Nov. 21, 2014 (audience recording, origin unknown)

Aaron Copland - Symphony No. 3; Quiet City - New York Philharmonic/Leonard Bernstein (Deutsche Grammophon)

Grateful Dead - 30 Trips Around the Sun: 3. Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA, Oct. 20, 1968 (Grateful Dead/Rhino)

Robert Curgenven - Doors open and, with the breath of the wind, we are subsumed (from Climata) (Dragon's Eye Recordings < Bandcamp; due March 25)

King Crimson - Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Nov. 20, 2015 (DGMLive)

Stefan Thut & Mitsuteru Takeuchi - equinox | solstice (Rhizome.s < Bandcamp)

Jeph Jerman - 34°111'3"N 111°95'4"W (Mappa < Bandcamp)

Grateful Dead - 30 Trips Around the Sun: 27. Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, March 20, 1992 (Grateful Dead/Rhino)

Antoine Beuger - Peckinpah Trios - Guillermo Torres, Tomás Gris, David Area (Ex-Nihilo < Bandcamp)

Mick Chillage - Pixels (Anodize < Bandcamp)

Mick Chillage - Pixels II (Anodize < Bandcamp)

Mick Chillage - Pixels III (Anodize < Bandcamp)

Jürg Frey - String Quartet No. 3; Unhörbare Zeit - Quatuor Bozzini,  Lee Ferguson, Christian Smith (Edition Wandelweiser)

Arek Gulbenkoglu - The Reoccurence (self-released)

Kendrick Lamar - Untitled Unmastered (Top Dawg)

Henri Dutilleux - Tout un monde lointain...; Dmitri Shostakovich - Symphony No. 10 - Truls Mørk, Berlin Philharmonic/Mariss Jansons (Digital Concert Hall livestream)

Manuel de Falla - Nights in the Gardens of Spain - Javier Perianes, Boston Symphony Orchestra/Charles Dutoit (WCRB webcast)

Walter Piston - Symphony No. 2 - Boston Symphony Orchestra/Michael Tilson Thomas (Deutsche Grammophon)

Disclosure - Caracal (PMR/Island)

Various artists - Journey Into Paradise (The Larry Levan Story) (Rhino)

LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver (DFA/Capitol)

Jack Ü - Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü (OWSLA/Mad Decent/Atlantic)

Jesse Saunders - "On and On" (Jes-Say < YouTube)

Mach - "On and On" (no label < YouTube)

Cybotron - "Clear" (Fantasy < YouTube)

Model 500 - "Night Drive (Thru-Babylon)" (Metroplex < YouTube)

Frankie Knuckles with House of House, Juan Maclean & Mike Servito - Boiler Room NYC 007 (Soundcloud)

The Chainsmokers - AM Mix 2.1.16 (Soundcloud)

Oneohtrix Point Never - Garden of Delete (Warp)

Skrillex - BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix June 14, 2013 (Soundcloud)