Author Archives: postrockcafe
Alyssa Moxley ~ Underdrift
Ludwig Berger (Melting Landscapes) launched the Milan cassette label Vertical Music in October of 2019, releasing a preliminary multi-colored batch. Then the pandemic happened. This year, the label has returned with its second batch, which includes its finest release to date: Alyssa
Alyssa Moxley ~ Underdrift
Ludwig Berger (Melting Landscapes) launched the Milan cassette label Vertical Music in October of 2019, releasing a preliminary multi-colored batch. Then the pandemic happened. This year, the label has returned with its second batch, which includes its finest release to date: Alyssa
bela ~ Guidelines
One of the season’s most distinctive releases comes from bela, whose deep dive into traditional Korean Nongak music yields a distinctly non-traditional timbre. By digging into the archives of sheet music and YouTube performances, the South Korean artist finds a wealth
bela ~ Guidelines
One of the season’s most distinctive releases comes from bela, whose deep dive into traditional Korean Nongak music yields a distinctly non-traditional timbre. By digging into the archives of sheet music and YouTube performances, the South Korean artist finds a wealth
Figment Firmament Figtree ~ The Moving Fashion Of The Motionless
There’s a lovely comfort about settling into an album that is simultaneously fresh and familiar. The Moving Fashion of the Motionless fits the bill, and the duo’s debut album seems to have fallen for the sixth letter of the alphabet, so
Figment Firmament Figtree ~ The Moving Fashion Of The Motionless
There’s a lovely comfort about settling into an album that is simultaneously fresh and familiar. The Moving Fashion of the Motionless fits the bill, and the duo’s debut album seems to have fallen for the sixth letter of the alphabet, so
Koreless ~ Agor
Many will be familiar with Koreless (Lewis Roberts) from his production work on FKA Twigs’ sublime album Magdalene; the producer has also released multiple singles and an EP. Agor is his widescreen debut, an album we suspect will head straight to the dance floors, now
Koreless ~ Agor
Many will be familiar with Koreless (Lewis Roberts) from his production work on FKA Twigs’ sublime album Magdalene; the producer has also released multiple singles and an EP. Agor is his widescreen debut, an album we suspect will head straight to the dance floors, now
V/A ~ New Chronologies of Sound
The pandemic has produced all manner of change within the music industry, from an increase in home recording to a dependence on digital formats. In auditory terms, it has changed the way we hear our world by producing a heightened
V/A ~ New Chronologies of Sound
The pandemic has produced all manner of change within the music industry, from an increase in home recording to a dependence on digital formats. In auditory terms, it has changed the way we hear our world by producing a heightened
Ten Tracks That Sound Like Summer
Thanks to vaccinations, reopenings and a new sense of hope, many nations have finally reached the post-pandemic summer. It’s safe to say that the beaches will be packed this weekend, barbecues will be fired up and drinks will flow. How
Ten Tracks That Sound Like Summer
Thanks to vaccinations, reopenings and a new sense of hope, many nations have finally reached the post-pandemic summer. It’s safe to say that the beaches will be packed this weekend, barbecues will be fired up and drinks will flow. How
Odalie ~ Derrière l’Écran
Odalie returns to TELESKOP with her second EP, Derrière l’Écran (Behind the Screen). The set’s title references the multi-media nature of the work, which includes visualizations by Alma Alta, and even a tote bag for those who are interested. Once the
Odalie ~ Derrière l’Écran
Odalie returns to TELESKOP with her second EP, Derrière l’Écran (Behind the Screen). The set’s title references the multi-media nature of the work, which includes visualizations by Alma Alta, and even a tote bag for those who are interested. Once the
First Half Highlights: The Top Ten
It’s hard to comprehend the distance we’ve travelled from January to June. This January, the world was in the grip of the pandemic; now we see tangible signs of hope. Much of the music released during the first half of
First Half Highlights: The Top Ten
It’s hard to comprehend the distance we’ve travelled from January to June. This January, the world was in the grip of the pandemic; now we see tangible signs of hope. Much of the music released during the first half of
