Pieces for Kohn
LP Reissue 2019, Guerssen/Mental Experience
Pieces for Kohn
Tom Hamilton – analog synthesizers
Originally released 1976 on Somnath Records.
City of Vorticity
2014, Pogus Productions
Al Margolis - violin
Alan Zimmerman - percussion, prepared hammer dulcimer
Peter Zummo - trombone, didgeridoo
Tom Hamilton - electronic sound environment
MegaWHAT ?
2011, Ilse
If, Bwana – violin, objects
Id m theft able – voice, objects
Tom Hamilton – electronics
Recorded in concert at The Stone, New York; August 17, 2010
Pieces for Kohn / Formal & Informal Music
2-CD Reissue 2010, Kvist
Pieces for Kohn
Tom Hamilton – analog synthesizers
Formal & Informal Music
J.D. Parran - woodwinds
Rich O’Donnell – percussion
Tom Hamilton – analog synthesizers
Originally released on Somnath Records.
Shadow Machine
2007, Pogus Productions
Tom Hamilton - nord modular synthesizer
Bruce Eisenbeil – guitar
Coherence without predictability, speed without tempo, direction without a roadmap - an unlikely foray into the world of out-jazz and free improvisation.
Intersections
2005, Muse-Eek
Bruce Arnold - guitar and Supercollider
Omar Tamez – guitar
Tom Hamilton – Nord modular synthesizer
Disklaimer
2005, Muse-Eek
Bruce Arnold - guitar and Supercollider
Tom Hamilton – Nord modular synthesizer
Analogue Smoque
2003, Pogus Productions
Tom Hamilton - sounds, assemblage
Mike Silverton - text, voice
Al Magolis - sounds
A surreal stew of story and sounds, Analogue Smoque joins poet Mike Silverton's non-transactional prose with music, electronic and otherwise, by Tom Hamilton and Al Margolis. Sounds combine with, highlight and ignore Silverton's ramble, which in turn ignores the rational world.
London Fix
2003, Muse-Eek
Music changing with the price of gold; an environment of continuous electronic music.
London Fix was awarded an Honorary Mention in the 2004 Prix Ars Electronica, Digital Music category.
"...generating a rich counterpoint out of the stark analytic data...colourful and seductive." - The Wire
"...the results bubble with energy, a veritable counterpoint of indeterminacy..." - Gramophone
Jump the Circle, Jump the Line
2000, Mutable Music
Thomas Buckner – voice
Tom Hamilton – electronics & voice processing
This live performance uses techniques of analog electronic synthesis to structure, phrase and pace the music, as well as to generate the actual sound material and modify the voice
Slybersonic Tromosome
2000, Penumbra Music
Peter Zummo – trombone, valve trombone, irrigation hose, didjeridu, mouthpiece extender, beat thing, superfunnel
Tom Hamilton – synthesizer, electronics, beat thing
Sebastian’s Shadow
(Longer ramblings on a short Bach fugue)
1997, Monroe Street Music
Following the harmonic order found in J.S.Bach's Fantasia And Fugue No. 4 (BWV 542).
Off-Hour Wait State
(Some Music about the Subway)
1996, O.O. Discs
Thomas Buckner – voice
Roscoe Mitchell – saxophone
Ralph Samuelson – shakuhachi
Peter Zummo- trombone
Jonathan Haas - percussion
Act of Finding
1995, O.O. Discs
Thomas Buckner, voice
Bruce Arnold – guitar
Ratzo B. Harris – bass
Tom Hamilton – Matrix 12 synthsizer
Formal & Informal Music
1980, Somnath Records.
J.D. Parran - woodwinds
Rich O’Donnell – percussion
Tom Hamilton – analog synthesizers