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ZSOLT SŐRÉS AHAD - AHAD'S MASTERS GARDEN III (2CD by Audio Tong / Fourth Dimension ) ...The other disc is by Zsolt Sőrés Ahad , from Hungary, who recently (Vital Weekly 741) was reviewed with a disc he made for the Ronda label, together with én and Q. This new double CD is subtitled ' Ahad's Masters Garden III (2007-2009): The Harmonian Blues ', and as a further subtitle 'music for film, theatre and dance'. Ahad is known from the lively improvised music scene from Hungary, and he plays many instruments, such violin, voice, guitar, tampuram modified sitar, a low-fi optical theremin, zither, percussion etc. Furthermore he gets help from various people on similar instruments. The two discs are quite apart I think. The six pieces on the first disc all seem to delve from the great goldmine of minimal music meeting rock music. Electric violins, hammering guitars and percussion, all in strict minimal tempo, but also with sound ornaments loosely improvised around it. ...

Free Impro, Noise, Experimantal, Electroacoustic Music’s upcoming concert  with Zsolt Sőrés Ahad, Tomek Głuc,  Michał Dymny   and Konrad Gęca  at Kawiarnia Naukowa in Krakow  on 28 February 2011 from 8 PM. Zsolt Sőrés Ahad http://inaplo.hu/ahad  Tomek Głuc  http://www.nucleonmusic.pl / Michał Dymny   http://www.myspace.com/michaldymny   Konrad Gęca   http://dropr.com/konradgeca Kawiarnia Naukowa Jakuba 29-31 31-057 Kraków Poland http://www.myspace.com/kawiarnianaukowa

Solo live set and new Ahad's CD release party. 1st March 8:30 PM at the Eszeweria. Kawiarnia in Cracow, Poland Eszeweria "Ahad's Masters Garden III: The Harmonian Blues" is a new double CD co-released by AudioTong and Fourth Dimension Records. These two discs capture Budapest's prolific and versatile musician, Zsolt Sores, in a fully tranced-out fug that draws not only from his background in rock music but also his strong leanings towards the avant-garde and improvisation partly formed by being classically-trained yet never content to remain as such. In turn, we are treated to some near-mystical and transcendental journeys through a contemporary psychedelia at once recalling Taj Mahal Travellers and the spaceward-bound forays of early Pink Floyd and Can as well as Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock with their grizzled Dadaism and Lee Ranaldo's expansive and drone-bound guitar textures. Inspired by Fourier's Harmonian Opera and several quotations b...

ATCD09.2011 FD2CD76 AMG-03 "Ahad's Masters Garden III: The Harmonian Blues" is a new double CD co-released by AudioTong and Fourth Dimension Records . These two discs capture Budapest's prolific and versatile musician, Zsolt Sőrés, in a fully tranced-out fug that draws not only from his background in rock music but also his strong leanings towards the avant-garde and improvisation partly formed by being classically-trained yet never content to remain as such. In turn, we are treated to some near-mystical and transcendental journeys through a contemporary psychedelia at once recalling Taj Mahal Travellers and the spaceward-bound forays of early Pink Floyd and Can as well as Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock with their grizzled Dadaism and Lee Ranaldo's expansive and drone-bound guitar textures. Inspired by Fourier's Harmonian Opera and several quotations by Hakim Bey, Sőrés' has here created an album that resonates with depth of a nature rarely foun...

"OUT IN NOVEMBER 2010: Zsolt Sőrés' "Ahad's Master's Garden III. (2007 - 2009): The Harmonian Blues 1 and 2" 2CD, which is to be joint-released by Fourth Dimension and AudioTong. Already reviewed in the Adverse Effect Blog (in February 2010) , when it was destined for availability only via download, these two discs capture Budapest's prolific and versatile musician, Zsolt Sőrés, in a fully tranced-out fug that draws not only from his background in rock music but also his strong leanings towards the avant-garde and improvisation. As a result, we are treated to some near-mystical and transcendental journeys through a contemporary psychedelia at once recalling Taj Mahal Travellers and the spaceward-bound forays of early Pink Floyd and Can as well as Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock with their grizzled Dadaism and Lee Ranaldo's expansive guitar textures. Inspired by Fourier's Harmonian Opera and several quotations by Hakim Bey, Sőrés' has here creat...

by Richo Sometimes or, rather, very occasionally, music will land at my place that rises above the shitstream so majestically and powerfully that I’m not only reminded of what it was that initially drew me to this art-form to begin with but also captivated to the point all those forever nudging doubts about it are turned completely upside-down fucking instantly. Of course, there’s a heap of material that plops before me that’s okay , and it’s unfortunate we live in times when even okay can be enough to sustain its worth, but the days are few and far between when I’ll place something on my hi-fi that’ll send my spine into spasms so sharp and hard the mind can do little else but succumb accordingly. Zsolt S őrés, a Hungarian musician based in Budapest, is somebody whose performance in Krakow I unfortunately missed last year but somehow, luckily, managed to meet anyway. Typical to such situations, we got talking over a few beers and found ourselves healthily stuck on the very subject th...