Author Archives: postrockcafe
Various Artists ~ String Layers Vol. II
21 artists, 90 minutes of strings, all exclusive to this release ~ fans of modern composition, rejoice! We’re delighted to see so many names familiar to our site, including relative newcomers Toechter and Justina Jaruševičiūtė alongside stalwarts such as Julia
Various Artists ~ String Layers Vol. II
21 artists, 90 minutes of strings, all exclusive to this release ~ fans of modern composition, rejoice! We’re delighted to see so many names familiar to our site, including relative newcomers Toechter and Justina Jaruševičiūtė alongside stalwarts such as Julia
Smileswithteeth ~ Blueberries
Summer is blueberry season! Smilewithteeth‘s new EP captures the carefree feeling of wandering in the brambles, choosing the juiciest bits and putting the rest in a kerchief or basket. The ebullient music also carries a tone of transition from lockdown
Smileswithteeth ~ Blueberries
Summer is blueberry season! Smilewithteeth‘s new EP captures the carefree feeling of wandering in the brambles, choosing the juiciest bits and putting the rest in a kerchief or basket. The ebullient music also carries a tone of transition from lockdown
Various Artists ~ Stills 02
String and Tins Recordings continues its Stills series with a second volume of compositions that ask the question, “How would you score a work of art?” A quartet of composers were invited to adopt a work from London’s Tate Britain Gallery and to
Various Artists ~ Stills 02
String and Tins Recordings continues its Stills series with a second volume of compositions that ask the question, “How would you score a work of art?” A quartet of composers were invited to adopt a work from London’s Tate Britain Gallery and to
The June Rise ~ Birds
A decade ago, Of Raging Waters introduced listeners to the colorful palette of multi-instrumentalist Mark Yodice, who records as The June Rise. The album sounds just as contemporary today as it did then, a burst of warm weather ebullience that builds its nest
The June Rise ~ Birds
A decade ago, Of Raging Waters introduced listeners to the colorful palette of multi-instrumentalist Mark Yodice, who records as The June Rise. The album sounds just as contemporary today as it did then, a burst of warm weather ebullience that builds its nest
Scanner ~ La Fenêtre Magique
Unlike many artists working in experimental music, Scanner, aka Robin Rimbaud, has never had a recognizable sonic palette. Although his nom de plume stems from the incorporation of intercepted radio and phone conversations in early compositions, a practice he has
Scanner ~ La Fenêtre Magique
Unlike many artists working in experimental music, Scanner, aka Robin Rimbaud, has never had a recognizable sonic palette. Although his nom de plume stems from the incorporation of intercepted radio and phone conversations in early compositions, a practice he has
Sally Decker & Briana Marela ~ Small Tremble in Slow Motion
Small Tremble in Slow Motion is an album, an oracle deck and a full length video: a multi-media project born of an artist residency, soon to be unveiled to a wider audience. The subject is the effect of grief as it
Sally Decker & Briana Marela ~ Small Tremble in Slow Motion
Small Tremble in Slow Motion is an album, an oracle deck and a full length video: a multi-media project born of an artist residency, soon to be unveiled to a wider audience. The subject is the effect of grief as it
Ginevra Nervi ~ The Disorder of Appearances
A quick glance at the cover photo provides the impression that Ginevra Nervi is an intimidating eight feet tall, striding forward. Look again ~ she’s standing still, and her shawl provides the illusion. This is The Disorder of Appearances. In like fashion,
Ginevra Nervi ~ The Disorder of Appearances
A quick glance at the cover photo provides the impression that Ginevra Nervi is an intimidating eight feet tall, striding forward. Look again ~ she’s standing still, and her shawl provides the illusion. This is The Disorder of Appearances. In like fashion,
Max Richter ~ The New Four Seasons
Let’s tackle the obvious question first: if a person already owns Recomposed, why might they want to purchase The New Four Seasons? The question is valid, the answer simple: they sound as different as two versions of the same work can be.
Max Richter ~ The New Four Seasons
Let’s tackle the obvious question first: if a person already owns Recomposed, why might they want to purchase The New Four Seasons? The question is valid, the answer simple: they sound as different as two versions of the same work can be.
