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Slovakia’s LOM Label ~ “Fields” Editions 1-3
Slovakia’s LOM label launched as a netlabel in 2011, and has since expanded into the physical realm: a rare and welcome progression. In an era of disposable music, LOM understands that some things are worth keeping. Their Fields imprint is three editions
Slovakia’s LOM Label ~ “Fields” Editions 1-3
Slovakia’s LOM label launched as a netlabel in 2011, and has since expanded into the physical realm: a rare and welcome progression. In an era of disposable music, LOM understands that some things are worth keeping. Their Fields imprint is three editions
Justin Small (Do Make Say Think) ~ Subscription Series
If one of your favorite bands released four albums in a year, would you buy them? This may be the best way to promote Justin Small‘s new subscription series: a track a week, a dollar a week, for one year. For
Justin Small (Do Make Say Think) ~ Subscription Series
If one of your favorite bands released four albums in a year, would you buy them? This may be the best way to promote Justin Small‘s new subscription series: a track a week, a dollar a week, for one year. For
M.E.S.H. ~ Piteous Gate
Last year’s Scythians EP established Jamie Whipple (M.E.S.H.) as a force to be reckoned with. Berliners were already aware, thanks to the creative musical nights of the Janus collective; but with Piteous Gate, M.E.S.H.’s influence is now primed to go global. While most of
M.E.S.H. ~ Piteous Gate
Last year’s Scythians EP established Jamie Whipple (M.E.S.H.) as a force to be reckoned with. Berliners were already aware, thanks to the creative musical nights of the Janus collective; but with Piteous Gate, M.E.S.H.’s influence is now primed to go global. While most of
The Reach of Resonance: A Meditation on the Meaning of Music
Steve Elkins’ thoughtful, fascinating film about experimental music and musicians has been making the festival rounds for the past few years, and is finally available to screen on demand. It’s exactly what our site is about, and is highly recommended
The Reach of Resonance: A Meditation on the Meaning of Music
Steve Elkins’ thoughtful, fascinating film about experimental music and musicians has been making the festival rounds for the past few years, and is finally available to screen on demand. It’s exactly what our site is about, and is highly recommended
Liberez ~ All Tense Now Lax
How good is Liberez‘ third album? So good that we requested to review it, instead of the other way around ~ a rare occurrence for our site. Liberez is the brainchild of John Hannon, but he’s not alone in this
Liberez ~ All Tense Now Lax
How good is Liberez‘ third album? So good that we requested to review it, instead of the other way around ~ a rare occurrence for our site. Liberez is the brainchild of John Hannon, but he’s not alone in this
Haiku Salut ~ Etch and Etch Deep
The midpoint of the year is the perfect time for summer music ~ sets whose sounds evoke holidays, carnivals, fireworks and marching bands. Etch and Etch Deep fits the bill, and seems tailor-made for picnics in the park. Earlier this year,
Haiku Salut ~ Etch and Etch Deep
The midpoint of the year is the perfect time for summer music ~ sets whose sounds evoke holidays, carnivals, fireworks and marching bands. Etch and Etch Deep fits the bill, and seems tailor-made for picnics in the park. Earlier this year,
Best Music Videos of 2015: Second Quarter
This season we present an electronic-dominated video selection for your viewing and listening pleasure! Call us retro-futuristic, like The Jetsons. This batch includes dancing ducks, alluring models, a thrilling revenge story and more! As an added bonus, every artist
Best Music Videos of 2015: Second Quarter
This season we present an electronic-dominated video selection for your viewing and listening pleasure! Call us retro-futuristic, like The Jetsons. This batch includes dancing ducks, alluring models, a thrilling revenge story and more! As an added bonus, every artist
Moon Ate the Dark II
Moon Ate the Dark II is an exquisite release whose internal beauty can remain hidden for only so long. The colorful hues of Kassandra Jensen are a perfect match for the intricate musical shades of Anna Rose Carter and Christopher Bailey. The cover’s
Moon Ate the Dark II
Moon Ate the Dark II is an exquisite release whose internal beauty can remain hidden for only so long. The colorful hues of Kassandra Jensen are a perfect match for the intricate musical shades of Anna Rose Carter and Christopher Bailey. The cover’s
