Paul Schütze - Abysmal Evenings (1996)

Paul Schütze - Third Site (1999)

As it was promised a few weeks ago, here's two more records from Schütze's discography.
Hope you like it!

Paul Schütze - Regard: Music by Film (1991)

Paul Schütze - The Rapture of Metals (1993)

Paul Schütze - Apart CD 1 (1995)

Paul Schütze - Apart CD 2 (1995)

Paul Schütze & Phantom City - Site Anubis (1996)

Paul Schütze was a founding member of the avant-experimental australian band Laughing Hands, in the late 70's. He later moved to London, where he lives and works since 1992.
It would be impossible to post all of his solo albuns at once, so I've chosen some of my favourite records for now and I'll post more of his discography later.
They're all excellent records combining great ethnic (sometimes jazzy) percussion work with introspective ambient synth sounds. "Site Anubis" was a collaboration with Phantom City wich featured Bill Laswell, Lol Coxhill and Julian Priester.
Enjoy!

Jacaszek - Treny (2008)

Polish musician and producer Michal Jacaszek released last year his 3rd album, "Treny".
Some resemblances to the work of Murcof.

Somewhere deep beneath the junction where classical, electronica and ambient meet. (Taken from The Wire)

David Shea - Satyricon (1997)

This is David Shea's major masterpiece.
"Satyricon" is one of the highlights of the New York experimental scene, with the contribution of "partners in crime" Anthony Coleman, Zeena Parkins and Tiziana Kutic, among others.
Enjoy!