Author Archives: postrockcafe
Timothy Sawyer Shepard ~ Long Ago Forgotten
Timothy Sawyer Shepard is an artistic polymath, his disciplines stretching from visual art to 8mm video to installation work and now, finally, to an album. In a way, Long Ago Forgotten is a culmination of thirty years of work; in another, it’s a
Timothy Sawyer Shepard ~ Long Ago Forgotten
Timothy Sawyer Shepard is an artistic polymath, his disciplines stretching from visual art to 8mm video to installation work and now, finally, to an album. In a way, Long Ago Forgotten is a culmination of thirty years of work; in another, it’s a
Budhaditya Chattopadhyay ~ Withering Field
How do we manage the process of loss and alienation when looking from the perspective of the soon to be lost? What kind of empathy should we develop as listeners towards an effaced, or soon to be effaced, habitat? What
Budhaditya Chattopadhyay ~ Withering Field
How do we manage the process of loss and alienation when looking from the perspective of the soon to be lost? What kind of empathy should we develop as listeners towards an effaced, or soon to be effaced, habitat? What
Oh No Noh ~ Kanzi
Once again, multi-instrumentalist Markus Rom (Oh No Noh) has delivered a warm, intricate album with an endearing video. Regular readers may remember the tiny cassette tape brought to life on last year’s stop motion “Alba.” This year Katharina Huber transforms
Oh No Noh ~ Kanzi
Once again, multi-instrumentalist Markus Rom (Oh No Noh) has delivered a warm, intricate album with an endearing video. Regular readers may remember the tiny cassette tape brought to life on last year’s stop motion “Alba.” This year Katharina Huber transforms
Sea Island & Ferry ~ As If
A staggered release plan has kept Hong Kong’s Sea Island & Ferry in the public eye (and ear) all year. As If was released as a pair of EPs a few months apart, and is now packaged together as a single album. The
Sea Island & Ferry ~ As If
A staggered release plan has kept Hong Kong’s Sea Island & Ferry in the public eye (and ear) all year. As If was released as a pair of EPs a few months apart, and is now packaged together as a single album. The
Halina Rice ~ Elision
Elision may be Halina Rice‘s second album, but she hasn’t been quiet for the last five years; during that time, she worked on the “New Worlds” project, which showcased four club-worthy tracks, “each with their own visual identity and virtual world.” The
Halina Rice ~ Elision
Elision may be Halina Rice‘s second album, but she hasn’t been quiet for the last five years; during that time, she worked on the “New Worlds” project, which showcased four club-worthy tracks, “each with their own visual identity and virtual world.” The
Dominic Voz ~ Right to the City
Dominic Voz loves his current city of Chicago, just as he loves his former city of Portland. But loving one’s city sometimes means speaking the truth. Right to the City falls into an honored tradition of musical truth-telling, exemplified by Stevie Wonder’s
Dominic Voz ~ Right to the City
Dominic Voz loves his current city of Chicago, just as he loves his former city of Portland. But loving one’s city sometimes means speaking the truth. Right to the City falls into an honored tradition of musical truth-telling, exemplified by Stevie Wonder’s
Boy Is Fiction ~ Deeper Than Static
As the seasons change, there is comfort to be found in the ritual of cycles: green to red, light to dark, warm to cool. Boy Is Fiction slides easily into the comfort of shoegaze, breakbeat, glitch. For many, these genres
Boy Is Fiction ~ Deeper Than Static
As the seasons change, there is comfort to be found in the ritual of cycles: green to red, light to dark, warm to cool. Boy Is Fiction slides easily into the comfort of shoegaze, breakbeat, glitch. For many, these genres
Innerwoud ~ Furie
Furie is as dark as its cover art, nearly black in tone, like the sudden skies of autumn when one emerges from the office. Released on the first Friday of fall, Innerwoud ‘s album has found its proper season. if the moniker
Innerwoud ~ Furie
Furie is as dark as its cover art, nearly black in tone, like the sudden skies of autumn when one emerges from the office. Released on the first Friday of fall, Innerwoud ‘s album has found its proper season. if the moniker
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