#Richard Horowitz

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Sussan Deyhim & Richard Horowitz - The Invisible Road: Original Recordings, 1985-1990

The RVNG Intl label comes through yet again with an absolutely uncategorizable, absolutely awesome archival collection. The Invisible Road gathers a host of valuable tracks from the duo of Sussan Deyhim and Richard Horowitz, whose adventurous sound blends caffeinated downtown minimalism, traditional Middle Eastern modes, almost Kate Bush-y avant-garde synth pop and more. It's a mesh that is occasionally disorienting, but the more attention you give it, the more it gives back. Seductive and strange, this stuff may be decades old, but it sounds brand new, a previously unknown path forward.

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Sussan Deyhim & Richard Horowitz - The Invisible Road: Original Recordings, 1985–1990; their 1986 album Desert Equations: Azax Attra (reissued in 2022) was a high point of vocal/electronic/world fusion, so it's a real treat to get a whole album of unreleased music from that period. It comes with a sad footnote, though: Horowitz died in April.

The Invisible Road: Original Recordings, 1985–1990 compiles an unheard, previously unreleased body of recordings by Sussan Deyhim and Richard Horowitz, dissidents from diametric backgrounds who met during the heady days of Downtown New York in the 1980s. This collection reveals the creative and life partners’ radical shared vision of avant-garde pop in all of its boundary pushing freedom, combining Deyhim’s singular approach to vocalization, Horowitz’s invention of new musical languages, and touchstones of traditional music from around the world, creating a new music that ultimately retains a voice entirely its own.

— The Invisible Road was compiled in close collaboration with Deyhim and Horowitz over several years — Mixed and edited by John Also Bennett and mastered by Frederic Alstadt from original multi-track reels — Audiophile vinyl edition, pressed at RTI, includes a 12-page booklet containing liner notes penned by Jack Denton and a plethora of unseen archival photographs

All compositions by Sussan Deyhim and Richard Horowitz Mixed and edited by John Also Bennett between 2020 - 2022 in Brooklyn, New York and Brussels, Belgium Analog summing, mastering, and lacquer cut by Frédéric Alstadt for Angstrom Mastering (Silly, Belgium) Liner notes by Jack Denton Copy edit by Zonder Titel Design and layout by Will Work For Good Under license from Sussan Deyhim. In loving memory of Richard Horowitz, 1949 - 2024.

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Sussan Deyhim + Richard Horowitz, Desert Equations (For Brion Gysin) I Desert Equations: Azax Attra (Made to Measure, Vol. 8), 1986

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Sussan Deyhim & Richard Horowitz - Craving Your Embrace

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sussan deyhim & richard horowitz -- craving your embrace

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joshuahorowitz A few outtakes from my recent catch up with the OUTLANDER gang!

I’ve got even more goodies from these chats dropping on our patreon page all week! Patreon.com/happysadconfused

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My mom said how I drive her crazy because for the past five months all I’ve talked about was Ride the Cyclone and Tally Hall. Is there anyone on here that I can yap to about Falsettos, Ride the Cyclone, and Tally Hall? :3

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rory gilmore 🧸🧸

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Power of Five festive times

Matt used to get gifts from his Aunt Gwenda and Brian when he first went to them from age eight, but they were always cheap toys from the £1 shop or some stall at Ipswich market. When Matt was ten, Gwenda told him he was too old for presents and just gave him £5, which went nowhere. As soon as he turned twelve, even that stopped. It has been so long since he had a real family Christmas, and now he's with Richard and the other Gatekeepers, they are all celebrating together, courtesy of the Nexus, who have offered to pay for everything.

Scarlett is the first to suggest putting the tree up at the start of November. In her home, Christmas was always celebrated for exactly twelve days, as both her parents were too busy to be there with her; her housekeeper would only allow the house to look cluttered for twelve days. This year, now that she is with Matt, she is in her element. That December holds the new record for the most snowy days, due to Scarlett's festive mood. They can no longer control her enthusiasm, and Richard agrees to decking out the entire place in shimmering, sparkling, twinkling lights.

Matt hovers the top of the tree into place as Richard and Scarlet open all the branches out. It seems Pedro is sensitive to the fake snow on the branches, as he starts sneezing almost at once. Pedro has never had a Christmas in his life, but he has some idea of the holidays from the movies he snuck into back in Peru. He is more interested in the shiny baubles and juggling them, a skill he learned from when he was a street performer. For a little while, he tries to teach Scarlet how to juggle, but she is hopeless.

Matt has finally secured the top of the tree, but it's so big none of them can reach it, not even Richard. So Matt moves the star to the top, then carefully uses his power to wrap the tree lights around and around, focusing carefully. In seconds, the tree is illuminated, with Scarlett asking Matt where he has been all her life.

The door opens, and Pedro gives a sniffled laugh. Jamie and Scott are wearing matching reindeer headbands they got from one of the stalls at the Christmas market. Scott isn't too fussed on his, but he is wearing it because it's making Jamie happy. Scott glares at Pedro a little for laughing, but then remembers he doesn't need to be so uptight and defensive anymore. Now that the Old Ones have gone, he relaxes a little and notices how warm it is in here, how comfortable the couch is, and that a Christmas movie is playing on the TV. Jamie goes up to Matt and sticks the reindeer headband on him. Pedro sneezes again.

Scott and Jamie are now together on the couch, with the Grinch on TV trying to ruin Christmas. They've had plenty of Christmases with many people, all the foster homes and children's homes they've been in, it's nice for them to finally have a place they can call home, with a family they want to be with. There's no risk here of being beaten or shouted at.

This was not the Christmas Richard Cole expected. Normally for him Christmas meant struggling through the crowds all flooding into york to get on to a train back to London to visit family. Sometimes he would just stay and be by himself, maybe working on university work or later a newspaper article. This year though? He had a bigger place, paid for by the Nexus, they had a £60 turkey in the large fridge with all the toppings and sides, so much party food he could have fed the World Army for a month and now he had five teenagers with him, all with amazing powers. As he watched, Matt levitated some plastic mistletoe and dangled it down slowly between Pedro and Scarlett who were still trying to juggle. They noticed it at once with Scarlett breaking into a laugh before kissing Pedro on the check.

One of the twins stood up and walked toward the window, gazing down with deep focus. Richard could hear what sounded like snow being thrown outside and shouts of protest. Richard decided to ignore it; he knew one of the twins had instigated a snowball fight below on the street, but decided this time not to comment. His twin called to him to come back. Pedro sneezed again, dropping the baubles he was holding, as Matt went over to stand near the mischievous twin. Both boys were watching something; there was a small noise above on the roof as snow slid down and landed with a soft thud on the street below. More shouting and laughter joined the first group. Richard sipped his hot chocolate. Yes, it was time he moved those two from the window before they caused more trouble; no doubt the people below were now covered in snow.

"Matt... Jamie(?)" He said with a small smile, best he be the responsible adult here. At the same time, he didn't know which twin that was, but he didn't want to assume it was Scott. The twin he had guessed at didn't correct him, so Richard was slightly surprised to realise Scott was indeed the twin curled up on the couch watching the Grinch.

Yes, this Christmas was different for all of them, but it was better than any other. The events of Oblivion seemed like an age ago, with the world now healing from The Old Ones. This was definitely a Christmas to have much to cheer.

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Omg these fan pics are my faves so far from the 92y event withJosh Horowitz in New York--Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton, Rik Rankin! ❤️

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The power of five spoiler

I need to get it out of my system...

Okay, I've been thinking about this for a long time. We know that Oblivion's ending was cruel in many ways, but one of the things that disturbs me the most is that Matt didn't get to say goodbye. I mean, not a word? I know he couldn't reveal what he knew was going to happen, but it was painful to see him keep it all to himself. He couldn't even talk properly to Richard. After all they've been through? I will replay this forever in my mind. I wish they had a final moment to themselves. An implied phrase at that. Matt tries to say something before Richard kills him, right? I wonder what it would be. Anyway, I'm sad, that's all.

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Richard Horowitz - Eros Never Stops Dreaming

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SOMETIMES I THINK ABOUT DYING:

Plain officer worker

Makes friend with a new co worker

But can’t open up

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“He’s like endgame for me. I totally want them to be truly together!” — Winona Ryder (Lydia Deetz)

This illustration of mine is something I truly want to see for a potential third Beetlejuice movie. Me and many fans who are diehard Beetlebabes shippers! 🪲❤️🕷️Even Winona Ryder herself explained her pitch to ComicBook.com and even her interview with Joshua Horowitz as she wants her character to end up with Beetlejuice aka Betelgeuse! 🖤🖤 Her wish will come true once the third Beetlejuice film will come to fruition from Tim Burton and Warner Bros. I’m enjoyed the second Beetlejuice movie and I’m looking forward to seeing one last zany adventure with the Ghost with the Most!

Also I think this song, We Belong Together by Ritchie Valens (R.I.P.) totally suits them as it’ll be a perfect love song for them for the third Beetlejuice movie! 🥰🙌💕 Just like Harry Belafonte and Richard Harris, why not Ritchie Valens? It fits perfectly! I’d love to see a happy ending for both of them in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice — and so does Miss Ryder herself!

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