People who like Pale Calling also listen to crys cole, Judith Hamann, Steve Reich, Miles Davis, John Cage, Oren Ambarchi, Fred Frith, John Zorn, John Coltrane, Mivos Quartet.

Black Truffle released Pale Calling on Wed Apr 13 2016. The 2 track Leftfield release features Oren Ambarchi, Kassel Jaeger, and James Rushford. **Black Truffle** has also released vinyl by [Konrad Sprenger](/artist/konrad-sprenger), [Kamalesh Maitra](/artist/kamalesh-maitra), [Limpe Fuchs](/artist/limpe-fuchs), [Mark Fell](/artist/mark-fell), and [Crys Cole](/artist/crys-cole). Browse the [Black Truffle catalogue](/label/black-truffle). People who like Pale Calling also listen to crys cole, Judith Hamann, Steve Reich, Miles Davis, John Cage, Oren Ambarchi, Fred Frith, John Zorn, John Coltrane, Mivos Quartet.

Ambarchi has been performing music live since 1986. In the late 1980s he played free jazz in Sydney, originally as a drummer. In an interview with ABC Radio broadcaster, Jon Rose, Ambarchi described how he started playing guitar, There happened to be one laying around in our rehearsal room. I picked it up and starting hitting it with drumsticks and using it in whatever way I wanted to use it in, and one thing led to another. I'm glad I wasn't trained. I've always loved rock music, I grew up listening to pop and rock, so that was in my mind, but I've also been interested in electronics. I never wanted to learn to play it properly, it was an object as much as an instrument. He was a member of noise band Phlegm with Robbie Avenaim, with whom he co-organised the What Is Music Festival. His w..

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Based in Paris, he is a member of INA-GRM where he works as a sound engineer. He is also a writer, and a member of the collective member of the collective Ende Wieder. Kassel Jaeger’s works are a complex balance between concrète experimentalism, ambient noise, and electroacoustic improv. He has released several well-received albums on various labels including the boutique CD imprint, Unfathomless, the Italian experimental label, Senufo Editions, as well as Editions Mego where his fifth album, Deltas, was released on vinyl. In Deltas, Jaeger explores geological associations with sound, a theme he expanded in an installation for the exhibition Multinatural Histories at the Harvard Museum of Natural History. He used eight channels in the mineral room to make mineral resonances audible. He also runs the tiny Antisolar label producing small-run endless loop cassettes tapes in series.

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