Beatrice Dillon – Seven Reorganisations [LP] Drone / Minimalism but he was no ideological

but he was no ideological purist

The various deficiencies

slow-motion haze that's light years ahead of its time

Lancaster's 1968 debut as a leader

The 1999 realisation recorded in New York with Jon Gibson on soprano shows how much room for the instrumentalist to affect the course of the music exists in Behrman’s interactive pieces

Beatrice Dillon – Seven Reorganisations [LP] Drone / Minimalism but he was no ideological"Close to five years since the future fwd dancefloor classic Workaround, Seven Reorganisations sees Beatrice Dillon return to the long player format a long way removed from the club she helped reimagine. In some ways, the immediacy of that previous record positions it as somewhat of an outlier in Dillon's impressive catalogue of modern experimentation, and this latest collection, derived from a commission made by Mark Fell, represents a continuation