Malcolm Pointon Electromuse

• Malcolm Pointon – Radiophonie
• Malcolm Pointon – Sonata Elletronica
• Malcolm Pointon – Then Wakes The Ice
• Malcolm Pointon – Boogie
• Malcolm Pointon – Symbiosis Intro
• Malcolm Pointon – Symbiosis
• Malcolm Pointon – Trojan Woman
• Malcolm Pointon – Study 1
• Malcolm Pointon – Palindrome
• Malcolm Pointon – Study 2
• Malcolm Pointon – Poreira

• 1. Radiophonie
• 2. Sonata Elletronica
• 3. Then Wakes The Ice
• 4. Boogie
• 5. Symbiosis Intro
• 6. Symbiosis
• 7. Trojan Woman
• 8. Study 1
• 9. Palindrome
• 10. Study 2
• 11. Poreira

Incredible retrospective of unreleased material from DIY synthesizer pioneer, Malcolm Pointon. Following a period at the BBC, Malcolm joined Homerton College, Cambridge, in 1969 and it was here where he would discover his electronic-muse. Inspired by Stockhausen and the surge of avant-garde tape music, Malcolm began to build compositions at home using a 4-waveband radio and multi-speed tape recorder. His first piece using these techniques is the skittering “Radiophonie” which opens this LP.