Future Death - Special Victim - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

SOMM Recordings celebrates the centenary of the birth of Ruth Gipps with Dedication, featuring five premiere recordings of chamber works inspired by her clarinetist-husband, Robert Baker, most of which were recently broadcast on BBC Radio 3's Composer of the Week. Based on a Scottish legend, the early The Kelpie of Corrievreckan (Op.5b) is an evocative miniature for clarinet and piano revelling in Gipps' facility for locating a human dimension within a tragic fantasy; the Op.23 E-flat Rhapsody for clarinet and string quartet described by Robert Matthew- Walker in his informative booklet notes adroitly placing Gipps' music within the wider context of her career and personal life, as Incha fluent, masterfully eloquent compositionInch. The Op.51 Prelude for Bass Clarinet is a heartfelt soliloquy with a series of dance-like variations at it's heart. Two substantial works include the Quintet for Oboe, Clarinet and String Trio, Op.16 - a completion exercise for Gipps' degree course at Durham University boasting an imaginative intertwining of the individual voices, and the Cobbett Prize-winning Clarinet Sonata composed at a single sitting. InchI heard it in my mind and wrote it down as fast as I could scribbleInch, Gipps later recalled. Making their debuts on SOMM, clarinettist Peter Cigleris, oboist Gareth Hulse and pianist Duncan Honeybourne are joined by the Tippett Quartet, whose coupling of music by William Alwyn and Doreen Carwithen (SOMMCD 0194) was admired by The Strad for it's Inchradiant insight and affection... beguiling lustre and allureInch. SOMM's coupling of Gipps' Piano Concerto with works by Dora Bright (SOMMCD 273) was universally acclaimed, International Piano declaring it Incha treat for fans of English music... unmissableInch, MusicWeb International haiing it as Inchsimply outstanding... really impressiveInch, with BBC Music Magazine remarking that Gipps

2015 from the Swedish duo. Eternal Death emerged out of the darkness in January of this year with InchHeadInch, with a sound that combines elements of Robyn, Trust and Burial. Since then, they've released three more dark electronic pop hits and played numerous chaotic and acclaimed live appearances that further raised expectations on the debut album, which is unsettling and beautiful.

Remixed by Death mastering engineer Alan Douches (West West Side), remastered, repackaged and featuring a newly unearthed live set from Germany plus a previously unreleased demo track, this is the ultimate version of INDIVIDUAL THOUGHT PATTERNS.