A piece from an installation at the Centre Pompidou in Paris for the exhibition "Elysian Fields", with David Grubbs (guitar, electronics), John McEntire (drums), Noël Akchoté (guitar), Charlie O (organ) and Quentin Rollet (saxophone).

Charley 01 features 400 emerging artists from around the world, selected by a pool of international artists, curators, critics and art professionals (works by Martin Boyce, Mark Handforth, Olaf Breuning, Franz Ackermann, Christoph Büchel, Barthélémy Toguo, Jonathan Meese, Mathieu Mercier, Wade Guyton, Mark Leckey...).

The essential compiled by Stephen Vitiello.

Catalogue documenting the series of works by Soun-Gui Kim presented for her exhibition "Stock Exchange" at the Art Sonje Center, Seoul, in 2000.

A one-hour interview with Noël Akchoté. Joëlle Léandre talks about her career, her beginnings, her struggles as a woman musician and improviser.

The Rectange label "recycled" by Otomo Yoshihide.

A poetic odyssey on solo piano.

The first of a trilogy of drone album made only with guitar, and which sound like pure electronic records.

A compilation of unreleased tracks by Eugene Chadbourne: four-track recordings at home, with his daughters, in the studio, in concert. A panel of all his art. Covers of Coltrane or Coleman on the banjo, of Nick Drake, of Phil Ochs, of Herbie Nichols, a jam session with Mexican improvisers... An incredible record that was ranked among his 7 best records by The Wire.

A tribute to Doug Sahm.

Created in the Musique Action Festival of 1999, this recording is a collaboration between two trailblazers of new music.The duo convey their strong sonorous density through short and intense compositions, in which improvised music meets progressive rock.

Gerard Malanga's first hand documents from his personal archives, with unpublished music by various personalities.

Costes works with rappers and Raï musicians: it's about the Algerian war, colonization, but also the colon in the anatomical sense of the term (as is often the case with Costes).

Two artist's books reprinted with a third book never published.

Catalogue dedicated to the works of American video artist and performer Michael Smith. It features a text by Yves Aupetitallot, an interview by John Miller and a full chronology of Smith's works.

Bob Nickas' writings.

Bob Nickas' writings (English edition).

Philippe Starck's legacy through the portraits of his former apprentices.

Philippe Starck's legacy through the portraits of his former apprentices.

A piece for string quartet, narrator and fixed sounds, guided by the texts of Edmond Jabès and Franz Kafka, in dialogue with those of Marc Feld and Michel Butel.

First publication in French on Fluxus artist, including the transcription of an intervention by Higgins at the International Conference on Action Art in October 1998. With texts by Charles Dreyfus and Jacques Donguy.

Korean artist Soun-Gui Kim's first essay relates memories, anecdotes, and small timeless tales.

Jean-Luc Nancy reflects on the concept of value, around Soun-Gui Kim's “Stock exchange” project.

A surprising trio, initiated by Derek Bailey: Pat Thomas is here on electronics and Steve Noble, an outstanding drummer, plays only turntables. One of Derek Bailey's most abstract records.

A drone duo between David Grubbs on harmonium and Noël Akchoté on electric guitar.

A sax/Hammond organ duet recorded at XtraLab, Paris, then edited at Can Studio, Weilerswist, by René Tinner. Strangely, digital noises were added during the transfer of the sound files and are now part of the abstract music of the duo.

A long americana-like piece reminiscent of John Fahey, inspired by a short story by Stephen Crane (with Steven Prina, Sacha Andrès, Yves Robert, Thierry Madiot, Didier Petit and Quentin Rollet), followed by a drone duo between David Grubbs on harmonium and Noël Akchoté on electric guitar.

Picture Disc version. A long americana-like piece reminiscent of John Fahey, inspired by a short story by Stephen Crane (with Steven Prina, Sacha Andrès, Yves Robert, Thierry Madiot, Didier Petit and Quentin Rollet), followed by a drone duo between David Grubbs on harmonium and Noël Akchoté on electric guitar.

Live recording of two performances given by the artists in France.

An anthology focusing on architectural and acoustic space, sound sculpture, field/environmental investigation and recording, and site-specificity, featuring writings, visual works, interviews and artist projects by leading experimental composers, sound-artists, architects, contemporary authors, cartographers, and ecologists.

A collection of Dan Graham's articles about rock and experimental music.

The film and video biennale catalogue.

A true Gay Pride anthem. Produced by Luigee Trademarq. Charlie O. sings, plays Hammond organ, but also surprises with a very intimate track on the B side with piano, voice and trumpet.

New monograph.

Album recorded in London by Toby Robinson (Stockhausen's student and who recorded a lot Derek Bailey) at Moat Studio. Total improvisation (voice, soprano saxophone and electric guitar), non-idiomatic. With a preference for short pieces rather than long tracks.

Allen Ruppersberg, Angela Bulloch, Nicolas Bourriaud, Maurizio Cattelan, Sylvie Fleury, John Miller...

Solo recording made at Instants chavirés. In 9 tracks, Noël Akchoté goes from pure noise to guitar hero solo worthy of Woodstock.

First retrospective catalogue: includes a chronology of the artist's works from 1967 to 1996, a bibliography, and texts by Yves Aupetitallot, Catherine Quéloz, Dan Cameron, and Ruppersberg himself.

“Photos-Traps”

Art and nature / residual landscapes.

A focus on the architectural works of the American artist.

A focus on the architectural works of the American artist.

First collection of essays on cinema by the French-Chilean filmmaker.

First collection of essays on cinema by the French-Chilean filmmaker.

Derek Bailey and Eugene Chadbourne in an improvised duet, recorded live on January 2, 1995.

Unpublished text with an interactive silkscreen print that the reader must complete and send to the artist.

George Brecht, Eric Duyckaerts, Jason Rhoades, Robert Altman...

Bob nickas' exhibition catalogue, presenting some On Kawara's Date paintings in face of various contemporary photographies.

Edited by Marc Dachy, this first CD devoted exclusively to Marcel Duchamp brings forth some very rare documents of the '50s.