I wrote some thoughts on King Crimson's Earthbound album. I know it sounds beyond bad, like a mediocre bootleg at best, but isn't that its biggest strength?

"Why Earthbound would actually be awful if it sounded well"

www.trueresaudio.com/articles/ear...

#kingcrimson #prog #livealbums

Delightful coincidence.

Found this in my local record store just as I am about to start a piece on Vashti Bunyan's first album and its influence on freak folk.

A quick listen to my all time fav album before I start turning recent listening notes into reviews for Issue #2

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#musicwriting

Rocking the listening room now... An unexpected find. I'm not even sure if this is an official release, Discogs isn't too clear about it, but sounds decent and the playing is spectacular. #jazz #vinylfinds

Wow, on a trip to Co. Donegal, I visited Universal Books in Letterkenny (contrary to the name, they stock loads of records, too), told the owner, David, about TrueResAudio and ended up on a short reel talking about the magazine...

Thank you, David!

www.facebook.com/reel/1585571...

Quietly, without any fanfare but with a huge grin of satisfaction: The first issue of TrueResAudio is out!

Chamber prog of the 70s. Reviews of three amazing jazz records. Hidden gems (fusion, classical...). Personal recommendations... Plenty of music that's absolutely worth hearing.

Well, since it's my first official post here on BlueSky, I suppose it's only fitting to start with my current musical obsession.

So, here it goes, the album I just can't seem to be able to turn off: Clepsydra - More Grains than Salt. Amazing neoprog, late 80s. Best track: "No place for flowers."