Author Archives: postrockcafe
Ian William Craig ~ Red Sun Through Smoke
Red Sun Through Smoke is a revelation. We’ve been fans of Ian William Craig for years, and over the course of time he’s invited listeners to draw closer and closer. In the beginning, his voice was obscured by layers of static, loop and
Ian William Craig ~ Red Sun Through Smoke
Red Sun Through Smoke is a revelation. We’ve been fans of Ian William Craig for years, and over the course of time he’s invited listeners to draw closer and closer. In the beginning, his voice was obscured by layers of static, loop and
Somni ~ Home
Somni‘s Bloom was one of our top albums of 2018, and we’re overjoyed to welcome Leo Shulman back to our ears with Home. Last time out, we bemoaned the fact that Bloom was a digital-only release, but the new set arrives on transparent aqua vinyl,
Somni ~ Home
Somni‘s Bloom was one of our top albums of 2018, and we’re overjoyed to welcome Leo Shulman back to our ears with Home. Last time out, we bemoaned the fact that Bloom was a digital-only release, but the new set arrives on transparent aqua vinyl,
Thibault Jehanne ~ Farol
Thibault Jehanne shapes sound like builders shape metal. Farol may be a tribute to Lisbon’s 25 April bridge, but its reverberations seem otherworldly and unknown. After hearing the recording, we’re not sure we’d want to drive across the bridge; it seems desperately
Thibault Jehanne ~ Farol
Thibault Jehanne shapes sound like builders shape metal. Farol may be a tribute to Lisbon’s 25 April bridge, but its reverberations seem otherworldly and unknown. After hearing the recording, we’re not sure we’d want to drive across the bridge; it seems desperately
Jacaszek ~ Music for Film
The work of Polish composer Jacaszek has always seemed cinematic, so it’s no surprise he’s turned his talents to film. As these films have not yet found their global audience, the appearance of this collection is a gift. This being said,
Jacaszek ~ Music for Film
The work of Polish composer Jacaszek has always seemed cinematic, so it’s no surprise he’s turned his talents to film. As these films have not yet found their global audience, the appearance of this collection is a gift. This being said,
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Shards of Distant Times
As Shards of Distant Times is the third album Giulio Aldinucci has recorded for Karlrecords, one might consider the set a triptych. Borders and Ruins was an incredibly timely work, appearing in the early days of Brexit and Trump’s wall, while 2018’s Disappearing in a Mirror examined the
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Shards of Distant Times
As Shards of Distant Times is the third album Giulio Aldinucci has recorded for Karlrecords, one might consider the set a triptych. Borders and Ruins was an incredibly timely work, appearing in the early days of Brexit and Trump’s wall, while 2018’s Disappearing in a Mirror examined the
The Echelon Effect ~ Drift Ten
Drift Ten marks the 10th anniversary of David Walters’ project The Echelon Effect. The artist describes his latest album as a look forward and a look back. All of his signature aspects can be found here, from crisp mastering to alternating periods
The Echelon Effect ~ Drift Ten
Drift Ten marks the 10th anniversary of David Walters’ project The Echelon Effect. The artist describes his latest album as a look forward and a look back. All of his signature aspects can be found here, from crisp mastering to alternating periods
Levi Patel ~ A Shifting Lightness
It’s Lent, and New Zealand’s Levi Patel has gathered twelve friends to travel with him on his latest musical journey. While the coincidence is likely unintentional, it’s fair to call A Shifting Lightness a spiritual pilgrimage. The album began as an EP
Levi Patel ~ A Shifting Lightness
It’s Lent, and New Zealand’s Levi Patel has gathered twelve friends to travel with him on his latest musical journey. While the coincidence is likely unintentional, it’s fair to call A Shifting Lightness a spiritual pilgrimage. The album began as an EP
All shall be well (and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well) ~ Zwartgroen
The long name of these Dutch post-rockers is a quote from Julian of Norwich, a 14th century Christian mystic and the author of the oldest surviving female-penned English language book. The quote continues, “For there is a Force of love
All shall be well (and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well) ~ Zwartgroen
The long name of these Dutch post-rockers is a quote from Julian of Norwich, a 14th century Christian mystic and the author of the oldest surviving female-penned English language book. The quote continues, “For there is a Force of love
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