#raphael roginski

[doomandgloomfromthetomb]

Raphael Rogiński - Žaltys

I was first made aware of Raphael Rogiński via the great writer Philip Sherburne, who recommended Rogiński's (still somewhat hard to come by) Plays John Coltrane And Langston Hughes.African Mystic Music, which was a fascinating (and kinda daring) collection. The Polish guitarist's latest LP, Žaltys, is similarly great, filled with spectral/skeletal sounds, seemingly conjured up spontaneously on the spot, but not without a compositional feel. Rogiński's electric guitar work (occasionally accompanied by the enigmatic vocals of Indrė Jurgelevičiūtė) can be languid and lovely at times, only to move into more percussive and abstract zones. Whatever he does, it's all beautiful and strange and singular.

[jgthirlwell]

11.16 24 Guitarist Raphael Roginski with guest Jim White (Dirty Three, Hard Quartet) on drums. At the Unsound Festival at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center, NYC.

[maquina-semiotica]

“ Blue Train”, Raphael Roginski

[juliansummerhayes]

Listen/purchase: Plays John Coltrane and Langston Hughes by Raphael Rogiń​ski

This album is so bloody brilliant. 

[fieldworklondon]

Field Work 3rd February 2024

Playing Post Rock, Post Punk, Folk, Ambient. Experimental and intercepted transmissions every month with Field Work friends and family. Acco

[wackjumper]

When music became a trickle : small foveal fields playlist round-up 01

To find a moment of peace in the face of acoustic ugliness of everyday life

Rei Harakami "ボ・テキーラ"

Raphael Roginski "Electron"

M. Sage "Tith Dusk Drains"

Floating Points "Falaise"

Laurel Halo "Belleville"

Gia Margaret "Guitar Piece"

Oren Ambarchi "II"

William Tyler "The Geography of Nowhere"