Welcome to ReR Megacorp
Welcome to the NEW ReR Online Catalogue, an artist led service that gathers and distributes music on the basis of excellence, innovation, scarcity and independence.
For newcomers, a look through our own label releases will give a good picture of where our sympathies lie. Other collected and recommended titles are organized alphabetically, and also collected into separately accessible specialist categories, for convenience.
You can now listen to all the label titles and buy them as downloads – but please note that the link takes you to the ReR download site which has a separate checkout. You can also buy the ReR titles as physical CDs there. Or listen and return here.
This site is meant to be a resource, not just a specialist record supply service, so please do let us know how it could be improved. Thanks!
Chris Cutler
Please note: prices include free shipping for CDs to ALL territories.
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NEW ReR RELEASES
LUSSIER, RENE: Completment Marteau
Tresor de la Langue has to be one of one of the truly great projects of the last half-century and is (therefore) a very hard act to follow. But on this quietly revolutionary record Rene has found his way to a music that can fairly be described as new; new enough to make it hard to explain, even thou... more »
ROSE, JON: State of Play (dbl CD)
Two CDs and a 44pp colour booklet containing full track details, an illuminating essay and nifty photographs of Rose’s recent projects, various automata and invented instruments - you know what to expect by now; Jon is never short of ideas: 60 years and half a new world are packed into this release.... more »
BLAST: Vortographs
Frank Crijns and Dirk Bruinsma deliver four wholly convincing, tightly composed, pieces for guitar, saxophones and vibraphone, fattened and deepened with the sympathetic and unobtrusive use of midi and percussion programming (which in this rare case really works because it’s wholly integrated and... more »
