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Gustavo Costa ~ Lastro
The longer a track, the more likely it is to collapse under its own weight. This makes the success of the 47-minute Lastro all the more remarkable. Gustavo Costa‘s single-track album is the soundtrack to a work by dancer and choreographer
Gustavo Costa ~ Lastro
The longer a track, the more likely it is to collapse under its own weight. This makes the success of the 47-minute Lastro all the more remarkable. Gustavo Costa‘s single-track album is the soundtrack to a work by dancer and choreographer
Snow Palms ~ Land Waves
Last year we reviewed Everything Ascending, a double-sided EP from the rejuvenated Snow Palms, our first sampling of the act as an official duo (and an unofficial quartet). The title track is included on Land Waves, but a pleasant surprise is that
Snow Palms ~ Land Waves
Last year we reviewed Everything Ascending, a double-sided EP from the rejuvenated Snow Palms, our first sampling of the act as an official duo (and an unofficial quartet). The title track is included on Land Waves, but a pleasant surprise is that
Angèle David-Guillou ~ A Question of Angles
Norman Records calls Angèle David-Guillou an “undervalued talent,” so we’re going on record to proclaim that we value her talent immensely ~ even more given A Question of Angles, a sensational set launching the artist’s music into new territories. The album’s mainstream
Angèle David-Guillou ~ A Question of Angles
Norman Records calls Angèle David-Guillou an “undervalued talent,” so we’re going on record to proclaim that we value her talent immensely ~ even more given A Question of Angles, a sensational set launching the artist’s music into new territories. The album’s mainstream
Ian William Craig & Daniel Lentz ~ In a Word
FRKWYS Vol. 16: In a Word is the latest volume of an intergenerational project. We last visited the project with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani’s Volume 13, which ended up on our list of the Best Ambient Albums of the
Ian William Craig & Daniel Lentz ~ In a Word
FRKWYS Vol. 16: In a Word is the latest volume of an intergenerational project. We last visited the project with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani’s Volume 13, which ended up on our list of the Best Ambient Albums of the
Phoria ~ Caught a Black Rabbit
From 2010-16, Phoria released a handful of electronically-minded, lyric-based EPs and one LP, then went quiet for four years, only to emerge as a modern composition ensemble. Whenever a band switches from the vocal to the instrumental, we feel like they’ve been
Phoria ~ Caught a Black Rabbit
From 2010-16, Phoria released a handful of electronically-minded, lyric-based EPs and one LP, then went quiet for four years, only to emerge as a modern composition ensemble. Whenever a band switches from the vocal to the instrumental, we feel like they’ve been
Berlin Atonal ~ More Light
COVID-19 has cancelled your festival. Now what? Berlin Atonal has responded with a slew of creative offerings. The biggest and the best is a 5-record box set, More Light, featuring new music from Caterina Barbieri, Paul Jebanasam + Roly Porter and more.
Berlin Atonal ~ More Light
COVID-19 has cancelled your festival. Now what? Berlin Atonal has responded with a slew of creative offerings. The biggest and the best is a 5-record box set, More Light, featuring new music from Caterina Barbieri, Paul Jebanasam + Roly Porter and more.
PARKEN: Live in the Park
Here’s another fun festival that one can only find online: nine concerts curated by Robert Schwarz as part of Vienna’s PARKEN festival. While most of the concerts took place before COVID-19, the artists were unable to tour this year, so this is
PARKEN: Live in the Park
Here’s another fun festival that one can only find online: nine concerts curated by Robert Schwarz as part of Vienna’s PARKEN festival. While most of the concerts took place before COVID-19, the artists were unable to tour this year, so this is
Rael Jones ~ Mother Echo
Losing a parent is traumatic, but remembering a parent can be therapeutic, as proven by Rael Jones on Mother Echo. The album is a heartfelt tribute to the composer’s mother, released on the fifth anniversary of her death. Piano and string quartet combine
Rael Jones ~ Mother Echo
Losing a parent is traumatic, but remembering a parent can be therapeutic, as proven by Rael Jones on Mother Echo. The album is a heartfelt tribute to the composer’s mother, released on the fifth anniversary of her death. Piano and string quartet combine
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