Author Archives: postrockcafe
Clint Heidorn ~ Pasadena
Six years have passed since Clint Heidorn last issued an album, sending some copies out in wooden boxes and burying others around the Salton Sea. No such bonuses are available this time, just a lovely piece of vinyl with a retro-looking inner
Clint Heidorn ~ Pasadena
Six years have passed since Clint Heidorn last issued an album, sending some copies out in wooden boxes and burying others around the Salton Sea. No such bonuses are available this time, just a lovely piece of vinyl with a retro-looking inner
Rafael Anton Irisarri ~ Midnight Colours
Rafael Anton Irisarri made a strong statement about the condition of the world in 2017 with The Shameless Years. This year he continues to push boundaries and buttons on Midnight Colours. The shamelessness of global politics has continued to settle in, producing
Rafael Anton Irisarri ~ Midnight Colours
Rafael Anton Irisarri made a strong statement about the condition of the world in 2017 with The Shameless Years. This year he continues to push boundaries and buttons on Midnight Colours. The shamelessness of global politics has continued to settle in, producing
James A. McDermid ~ Tonal Glints
My sister is my only sibling; I can’t imagine what it would be like to lose her. Two years ago, James A. McDermid experienced the unimaginable. The loss of Harriet (1975-2016) left a huge hole in his life, and ever since then
James A. McDermid ~ Tonal Glints
My sister is my only sibling; I can’t imagine what it would be like to lose her. Two years ago, James A. McDermid experienced the unimaginable. The loss of Harriet (1975-2016) left a huge hole in his life, and ever since then
kutin | kindlinger ~ Decomposition IV: Variations on bulletproof glass
Three years have passed since Decomposition I-III, which in Hollywood is considered an appropriate span of time for a sequel. Music sequels are different in that the stars may stay the same, but the settings and plots may morph beyond recognition.
kutin | kindlinger ~ Decomposition IV: Variations on bulletproof glass
Three years have passed since Decomposition I-III, which in Hollywood is considered an appropriate span of time for a sequel. Music sequels are different in that the stars may stay the same, but the settings and plots may morph beyond recognition.
Philip Sulidae ~ Ramshead / Yiorgis Sakellariou ~ In Aulis
Brussels’ Unfathomless label continues to go from strength to strength with a pair of particularly strong releases. Philip Sulidae heads into the bushland of Australia, while Yiorgis Sakellariou ventures off to the Temple of Artemis. As one might expect from these settings, their
Philip Sulidae ~ Ramshead / Yiorgis Sakellariou ~ In Aulis
Brussels’ Unfathomless label continues to go from strength to strength with a pair of particularly strong releases. Philip Sulidae heads into the bushland of Australia, while Yiorgis Sakellariou ventures off to the Temple of Artemis. As one might expect from these settings, their
Dalot & Sound Awakener ~ Little Things
When opening a package from Fluid Audio, the first thing one notices is the scent. We imagine the label filled with various florals, from dried blossoms to aromatic extracts. This time around, certain copies of the CD are floral too;
Dalot & Sound Awakener ~ Little Things
When opening a package from Fluid Audio, the first thing one notices is the scent. We imagine the label filled with various florals, from dried blossoms to aromatic extracts. This time around, certain copies of the CD are floral too;
Grant Evans ~ Ergot Dogs
Adversary seems an unusual name for a husband and wife team, but Rachel and Grant Evans make it work. Their latest batch of cassettes includes one release by each (Rachel recording as Motion Sickness of Time Travel) and one recorded
Grant Evans ~ Ergot Dogs
Adversary seems an unusual name for a husband and wife team, but Rachel and Grant Evans make it work. Their latest batch of cassettes includes one release by each (Rachel recording as Motion Sickness of Time Travel) and one recorded
For Varying Degrees of Winter
The title is taken from Lawrence English’s classic winter album, released in 2007. The music comes from across the globe: ten artists, ten countries, ten new releases, each attempting to put their stamp on the season before it melts away.
For Varying Degrees of Winter
The title is taken from Lawrence English’s classic winter album, released in 2007. The music comes from across the globe: ten artists, ten countries, ten new releases, each attempting to put their stamp on the season before it melts away.
