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William Ryan Fritch ~ Deceptive Cadence: Music for Film Volume I & II
Deceptive Cadence is the crown jewel of Lost Tribe Sound’s latest subscription series, if not of their entire discography. This is only fitting as William Ryan Fritch ~ who also records as Vieo Abiungo ~ is the label’s signature artist. Deceptive Cadence makes a perfect
William Ryan Fritch ~ Deceptive Cadence: Music for Film Volume I & II
Deceptive Cadence is the crown jewel of Lost Tribe Sound’s latest subscription series, if not of their entire discography. This is only fitting as William Ryan Fritch ~ who also records as Vieo Abiungo ~ is the label’s signature artist. Deceptive Cadence makes a perfect
LYNXX ~ The Home of the Headhunter
The Home of the Headhunter is deeply weird, an immersive audiovisual experience that will make owners feel they’ve inherited a treasure. The music is meant to be enjoyed with the 30-page mini-book, a phantasmagorical tale of a species born of a
LYNXX ~ The Home of the Headhunter
The Home of the Headhunter is deeply weird, an immersive audiovisual experience that will make owners feel they’ve inherited a treasure. The music is meant to be enjoyed with the 30-page mini-book, a phantasmagorical tale of a species born of a
Cenes ~ Carried
The Bigo & Twigetti label operates in the same vein as Marvel movies: solo projects are followed by team-ups, and then a group is assembled. Cenes features Fiona Brice (violin / piano), Tony Woodward (cello) and Jim Perkins (piano, production), with
Cenes ~ Carried
The Bigo & Twigetti label operates in the same vein as Marvel movies: solo projects are followed by team-ups, and then a group is assembled. Cenes features Fiona Brice (violin / piano), Tony Woodward (cello) and Jim Perkins (piano, production), with
Mike Weis & Matt Christensen ~ Seven Different Places
Where do sounds come from, and more importantly, does it matter? These are two central questions in understanding Seven Different Places, a collection of nature-based field recordings with added ambience by Zelienople’s Mike Weis & Matt Christensen. Built around Weis’
Mike Weis & Matt Christensen ~ Seven Different Places
Where do sounds come from, and more importantly, does it matter? These are two central questions in understanding Seven Different Places, a collection of nature-based field recordings with added ambience by Zelienople’s Mike Weis & Matt Christensen. Built around Weis’
Desolate Horizons ~ A Modern-Day Affliction
There’s a space for depressing albums, although only a narrow sliver catch our ears. The key is to cover a sad subject in such a way as to draw empathy, or at the very least, attention. An article in The New
Desolate Horizons ~ A Modern-Day Affliction
There’s a space for depressing albums, although only a narrow sliver catch our ears. The key is to cover a sad subject in such a way as to draw empathy, or at the very least, attention. An article in The New
Thomas William Hill ~ Grains of Space
Thomas William Hill won our hearts with his 2017 release Asylum for Eve. His new album extends the romance. By continuing to incorporate non-standard instruments (such as kalimba, Tibetan singing bowl, and metallophone), the artist deepens the route he established with Origamibiro,
Thomas William Hill ~ Grains of Space
Thomas William Hill won our hearts with his 2017 release Asylum for Eve. His new album extends the romance. By continuing to incorporate non-standard instruments (such as kalimba, Tibetan singing bowl, and metallophone), the artist deepens the route he established with Origamibiro,
David Chalmin ~ la terre invisible
This has been a good year for glockenspiels and chimes, which have graced such tracks as Dolphin Midwives’ “Temple V,” Quentin Sirjacq’s “Variations” and Snow Palms’ “Everything Ascending.” Now Paris’ David Chalmin expresses his love for the timbre, while investigating numerous others
David Chalmin ~ la terre invisible
This has been a good year for glockenspiels and chimes, which have graced such tracks as Dolphin Midwives’ “Temple V,” Quentin Sirjacq’s “Variations” and Snow Palms’ “Everything Ascending.” Now Paris’ David Chalmin expresses his love for the timbre, while investigating numerous others
Sontag Shogun ~ It Billows Up
As Sontag Shogun is a constantly evolving collective, it’s easy to forget that the three current members were once part of [The] Slowest Runner [In All the World]. During the last decade, the band has changed styles many times, but continues
Sontag Shogun ~ It Billows Up
As Sontag Shogun is a constantly evolving collective, it’s easy to forget that the three current members were once part of [The] Slowest Runner [In All the World]. During the last decade, the band has changed styles many times, but continues
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