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Adrian Corker ~ The Have-Nots OST
Are soundtracks getting better, or are we just enjoying them more? It’s hard to tell. Either way, 2016 has been an especially good year for creative scores, the latest example being Adrian Corker‘s The Have-Nots. Our measuring stick is simple: to
Adrian Corker ~ The Have-Nots OST
Are soundtracks getting better, or are we just enjoying them more? It’s hard to tell. Either way, 2016 has been an especially good year for creative scores, the latest example being Adrian Corker‘s The Have-Nots. Our measuring stick is simple: to
Happy Place ~ Northfield
With two drummers and two guitarists, Will Mason has found his Happy Place. Not only is Northfield happy ~ it’s loud and boisterous, as the quartet buys into its name. Some may interpret it as an improvisational racket, but this music is
Happy Place ~ Northfield
With two drummers and two guitarists, Will Mason has found his Happy Place. Not only is Northfield happy ~ it’s loud and boisterous, as the quartet buys into its name. Some may interpret it as an improvisational racket, but this music is
Banabila & Machinefabriek ~ Macrocosms
To date we have heard four full-length collaborations between Michel Banabila and Machinefabriek, each one different in tone. This one, while intricate and multi-faceted, is their most accessible to date. It all starts with a concept: the micro and the macro.
Banabila & Machinefabriek ~ Macrocosms
To date we have heard four full-length collaborations between Michel Banabila and Machinefabriek, each one different in tone. This one, while intricate and multi-faceted, is their most accessible to date. It all starts with a concept: the micro and the macro.
New Label: Dinzu Artefacts
It’s always a pleasure to welcome a new label to the fold, and the latest to make the cut is cassette imprint Dinzu Artefacts, curated by Joe McKay of Spring Break Tapes. The first five tapes explore the world of experimental
New Label: Dinzu Artefacts
It’s always a pleasure to welcome a new label to the fold, and the latest to make the cut is cassette imprint Dinzu Artefacts, curated by Joe McKay of Spring Break Tapes. The first five tapes explore the world of experimental
William Ryan Fritch ~ Ill Tides
The second entry in Lost Tribe Sounds’ new Dead West Series comes from the label’s most well-known artist. Ill Tides is a return to the purely instrumental for William Ryan Fritch, and we couldn’t be happier. Fritch is one of a small
William Ryan Fritch ~ Ill Tides
The second entry in Lost Tribe Sounds’ new Dead West Series comes from the label’s most well-known artist. Ill Tides is a return to the purely instrumental for William Ryan Fritch, and we couldn’t be happier. Fritch is one of a small
ACL Interview: Katie Gately
Katie Gately‘s Color is set for release this Friday, and is one of the year’s most original ventures. In anticipation of the release, we’ve posed a number of questions for the artist, whose gracious answers provide a window into the creative process. When
ACL Interview: Katie Gately
Katie Gately‘s Color is set for release this Friday, and is one of the year’s most original ventures. In anticipation of the release, we’ve posed a number of questions for the artist, whose gracious answers provide a window into the creative process. When
Seabuckthorn ~ I Could See the Smoke
Lost Tribe Sound has relocated from Arizona to Wisconsin (farewell iced tea, hello cheese!), and to celebrate, the label has launched the Dead West Tape Series. While those familiar with geography will note that Wisconsin is a northern state, the
Seabuckthorn ~ I Could See the Smoke
Lost Tribe Sound has relocated from Arizona to Wisconsin (farewell iced tea, hello cheese!), and to celebrate, the label has launched the Dead West Tape Series. While those familiar with geography will note that Wisconsin is a northern state, the
Katie Gately ~ Color
Color is a glorious explosion of dance beats, percussive samples, and vocal layers, close to overload, threatening to topple like a Jenga tower. And yet, by her meticulous control and sheer force of will, Katie Gately holds it all together. One of the
Katie Gately ~ Color
Color is a glorious explosion of dance beats, percussive samples, and vocal layers, close to overload, threatening to topple like a Jenga tower. And yet, by her meticulous control and sheer force of will, Katie Gately holds it all together. One of the
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