Author Archives: postrockcafe
José Soberanes ~ Our Gravity Ends
There’s a pretty cover here, although you’ll need to tilt your screen to see it. There can be hope in desolation, although it may take time to find it. Our Gravity Ends is an extremely morose album, inspired by the loss
José Soberanes ~ Our Gravity Ends
There’s a pretty cover here, although you’ll need to tilt your screen to see it. There can be hope in desolation, although it may take time to find it. Our Gravity Ends is an extremely morose album, inspired by the loss
Jeff Russo ~ Legion
The first season has just ended, and we already miss it. Legion is one of the best comic book productions we’ve ever seen ~ only eight episodes, but ever so creative, so mysterious, so stunning. The song selection is a big
Jeff Russo ~ Legion
The first season has just ended, and we already miss it. Legion is one of the best comic book productions we’ve ever seen ~ only eight episodes, but ever so creative, so mysterious, so stunning. The song selection is a big
Arms of Tripoli ~ Daughters
After their second release, Dream in Tongues, two of Arms of Tripoli’s core members departed, leaving the other three band members at a crossroads. After a difficult discussion, George, Jaimie and Mike used their desire to persevere and began experimenting
Arms of Tripoli ~ Daughters
After their second release, Dream in Tongues, two of Arms of Tripoli’s core members departed, leaving the other three band members at a crossroads. After a difficult discussion, George, Jaimie and Mike used their desire to persevere and began experimenting
Sujo ~ A Deeper Curse
It’s been a while since we reviewed an album by Ryan Huber (Sujo), and the latest one offers a gift to fans. A Deeper Curse is anchored by the 17-minute title track, formerly available only as a download, bolstered by the
Sujo ~ A Deeper Curse
It’s been a while since we reviewed an album by Ryan Huber (Sujo), and the latest one offers a gift to fans. A Deeper Curse is anchored by the 17-minute title track, formerly available only as a download, bolstered by the
Broken Thoughts ~ Realign
Once again, an album cover helps to draw us into the record. Frédéric Fontenoy’s eerily manipulated art is as alien as the industrial music it advertises. While we’ve seen the stretched image technique used in videos by Hiroshi Kondo and
Broken Thoughts ~ Realign
Once again, an album cover helps to draw us into the record. Frédéric Fontenoy’s eerily manipulated art is as alien as the industrial music it advertises. While we’ve seen the stretched image technique used in videos by Hiroshi Kondo and
Félicia Atkinson ~ Hand in Hand
If there is a state of sonic lucid dream, Félicia Atkinson could serve as a guide to its realms. Electronic pioneers like Delia Derbyshire might have opened that door, but Atkinson’s carefully crafted and deeply immersive minimal soundscapes, woven through ASMR
Félicia Atkinson ~ Hand in Hand
If there is a state of sonic lucid dream, Félicia Atkinson could serve as a guide to its realms. Electronic pioneers like Delia Derbyshire might have opened that door, but Atkinson’s carefully crafted and deeply immersive minimal soundscapes, woven through ASMR
Constantine ~ Hades
The modern zeitgeist is centred around people and place: who should be where and why. Politicians pontificate; columnists rave; nationalists demand walls; liberals erase borders. Across the board, spittle-soaked arguments rage. But if we are all born of stardust, doesn’t
Constantine ~ Hades
The modern zeitgeist is centred around people and place: who should be where and why. Politicians pontificate; columnists rave; nationalists demand walls; liberals erase borders. Across the board, spittle-soaked arguments rage. But if we are all born of stardust, doesn’t
Nickolas Mohanna ~ Chroma
Chroma, the latest sound art oddity from Nickolas Mohanna, dilates from the smallest pinprick: a sustained piano chord, ground into digital plaster, looms into view. The notes quiver in place, floating aloof beside a 60hz hum, chopped and looped with
Nickolas Mohanna ~ Chroma
Chroma, the latest sound art oddity from Nickolas Mohanna, dilates from the smallest pinprick: a sustained piano chord, ground into digital plaster, looms into view. The notes quiver in place, floating aloof beside a 60hz hum, chopped and looped with
