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Performer: Tom Hamilton ARNOLD, BRUCE: Quiet Is the Movement of the Moon. Textural Threads (from New Territory [Spring Collection]). Now and Then (Review by Mike Silverton) | analog synthesizer | ASHLEY, ROBERT: Improvement (Don Leaves Linda) (Review by Mike Silverton) | electronic orchestration | ASHLEY, ROBERT: Odalisque (Review by Mike Silverton) | synthesizers | ASHLEY, ROBERT: Your Money My Life Goodbye (Review by Robert Kirzinger) | electronics | ASHLEY, ROBERT: Your Money My Life Goodbye (Review by Robert Kirzinger) | mixing | ASHLEY, ROBERT: Your Money My Life Goodbye (Review by Robert Kirzinger) | recording | ASHLEY, ROBERT: eL Aficionado (Review by Mike Silverton) | electronics | BUCKNER: Can't See the Figure for the Ground (Review by Mike Silverton) | analog synthesizer | GENA: Mother Jones (Review by Mike Silverton) | synthesizers | GIBSON, JON: Rainforest/Brazil (He Was Not Disappointed) (Review by Mike Silverton) | synthesizers | HAMILTON, TOM: Another Family Resemblance (Review by Mike Silverton) | analog synthesizer | HAMILTON, TOM: Sebastian’s Shadow—Longer Ramblings on a Short Bach Fugue (Review by Mike Silverton) | synthesizers | HARRIS, RATSO B.: To Dick Dickson. Solos. Fast Fast Fast Fast Fast Slow and Destination A (from New Territory [Spring Collection]) (Review by Mike Silverton) | analog synthesizer | LOCKWOOD, ANNEA: Night and Fog (Review by Mike Silverton) | synthesizers | MITCHELL: Three Songs with Lyrics by e. e. cummings (Review by Mike Silverton) | synthesizers | VIGELAND: March, Hymn, and Waltz (Review by Mike Silverton) | synthesizers |
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