Author Archives: postrockcafe

Troy Schafer ~ Untitled No. 2 / Untitled No. 3

Over the past few years, Troy Schafer (Rain Drinkers) has been making some of the most unique music around: abrasive, intricate and incredibly varied.  Last year he impressed with the multi-colored vinyl of Untitled No. 1″; this year he continues the series

Troy Schafer ~ Untitled No. 2 / Untitled No. 3

Over the past few years, Troy Schafer (Rain Drinkers) has been making some of the most unique music around: abrasive, intricate and incredibly varied.  Last year he impressed with the multi-colored vinyl of Untitled No. 1″; this year he continues the series

Harry Edwards / Alex Kozobolis ~ music for Ghadala

We keep an eye (and ear) out for distinctive physical releases, and music for Ghazala is one of them: a short film available on DVD accompanied by its digital score, available separately.  The project has been a labor of love for pianist Alex

Harry Edwards / Alex Kozobolis ~ music for Ghadala

We keep an eye (and ear) out for distinctive physical releases, and music for Ghazala is one of them: a short film available on DVD accompanied by its digital score, available separately.  The project has been a labor of love for pianist Alex

Ryan Huber ~ Astor

If this album sounds futuristic, it’s for good reason; it was recorded this summer, and released in late spring.  Yes, Ryan Huber has managed to crack the space-time continuum!  Astor is also evidence of a new direction for the artist (also known as

Ryan Huber ~ Astor

If this album sounds futuristic, it’s for good reason; it was recorded this summer, and released in late spring.  Yes, Ryan Huber has managed to crack the space-time continuum!  Astor is also evidence of a new direction for the artist (also known as

Rachel Grimes ~ The Clearing

We miss Rachel’s, especially Jason Noble, but we still have Rachel ~ and on this new album, she recaptures much of the magic of the earlier band. While 2009’s lovely Book of Leaves was a showcase for Grimes’ solo piano, The Clearing enriches

Rachel Grimes ~ The Clearing

We miss Rachel’s, especially Jason Noble, but we still have Rachel ~ and on this new album, she recaptures much of the magic of the earlier band. While 2009’s lovely Book of Leaves was a showcase for Grimes’ solo piano, The Clearing enriches

Spheruleus and Friends ~ William Barber

As the album begins with the sound of an old music box, one immediately knows that one is in nostalgia territory.  But this is far better than nostalgia ~ this is history, specific and evocative.  The story begins with the

Spheruleus and Friends ~ William Barber

As the album begins with the sound of an old music box, one immediately knows that one is in nostalgia territory.  But this is far better than nostalgia ~ this is history, specific and evocative.  The story begins with the

Hior Chronik ~ Taking the Veil

If you want to know how to do a release right, just ask the divine Kitchen label. Taking the Veil is the complete package: an art book, promoted by lovely videos, and a beautiful CD, enhanced by numerous guest luminaries.  By

Hior Chronik ~ Taking the Veil

If you want to know how to do a release right, just ask the divine Kitchen label. Taking the Veil is the complete package: an art book, promoted by lovely videos, and a beautiful CD, enhanced by numerous guest luminaries.  By

W00DY ~ RNBW

As colorful as the rainbow of the title, RNBW is a joyous clash of genres: dance, drone, ethereal, industrial, and even noise.  Refreshingly original, this debut full-length does much to reflect its inspiration: “the full spectrum of who we are.” Modern associations

W00DY ~ RNBW

As colorful as the rainbow of the title, RNBW is a joyous clash of genres: dance, drone, ethereal, industrial, and even noise.  Refreshingly original, this debut full-length does much to reflect its inspiration: “the full spectrum of who we are.” Modern associations

Tiny Leaves ~ A Certain Tide

A Certain Tide is the next step in the evolution of Joel Pike.  The artist’s early endeavors were hazy, ambient-laced piano EPs, but over the years, he slowly added strings and inched his way toward modern composition.  As the artist developed

Tiny Leaves ~ A Certain Tide

A Certain Tide is the next step in the evolution of Joel Pike.  The artist’s early endeavors were hazy, ambient-laced piano EPs, but over the years, he slowly added strings and inched his way toward modern composition.  As the artist developed