Author Archives: postrockcafe
Gabriel Ledoux ~ Le vide parfait
When did we become so oversensitive? Gabriel Ledoux attacks this question head-on in his dynamic new set, accompanied by a 60-page booklet of essays and art. Some memorable examples: a visitor to Dachau is told he cannot see a famous plaque
Gabriel Ledoux ~ Le vide parfait
When did we become so oversensitive? Gabriel Ledoux attacks this question head-on in his dynamic new set, accompanied by a 60-page booklet of essays and art. Some memorable examples: a visitor to Dachau is told he cannot see a famous plaque
le_mol ~ Kara Oh Kee
Every post-rock album released this season will stand in the shadow of GY!BE, but that doesn’t mean there’s no other good post-rock out there. One great way to be recognized is with humor and verve, both of which are on
le_mol ~ Kara Oh Kee
Every post-rock album released this season will stand in the shadow of GY!BE, but that doesn’t mean there’s no other good post-rock out there. One great way to be recognized is with humor and verve, both of which are on
Takaakira “Taka” Goto ~ Classical Punk and Echoes Under the Beauty + Track Premiere!
Mono fans, rejoice! Lead guitarist Takaakira “Taka” Goto is now set to unveil his debut album, a work that didn’t sound at all like Mono when it was conceived, but sounds a lot more like Mono now. The band’s shift from pure
Takaakira “Taka” Goto ~ Classical Punk and Echoes Under the Beauty + Track Premiere!
Mono fans, rejoice! Lead guitarist Takaakira “Taka” Goto is now set to unveil his debut album, a work that didn’t sound at all like Mono when it was conceived, but sounds a lot more like Mono now. The band’s shift from pure
Electronic Observations: An Onslaught of EPs
First it was the piano EPs, now the electronic EPs; this has been the year of the short releases. We received dozens of these in the first quarter, and here we highlight seven of the best. The advantage of waiting a
Electronic Observations: An Onslaught of EPs
First it was the piano EPs, now the electronic EPs; this has been the year of the short releases. We received dozens of these in the first quarter, and here we highlight seven of the best. The advantage of waiting a
Kit Wilmans Fegradoe ~ Issa
Our Easter review is a tribute to the lost years of Jesus, during which he purportedly traveled throughout the Middle East, studying other traditions and learning about the diversity of humanity. This is all speculation, but it’s a compelling story,
Kit Wilmans Fegradoe ~ Issa
Our Easter review is a tribute to the lost years of Jesus, during which he purportedly traveled throughout the Middle East, studying other traditions and learning about the diversity of humanity. This is all speculation, but it’s a compelling story,
Illuminine ~ #1
Big name connections are a double-edged sword; the associations can increase one’s success, or cause one to be judged by comparison. The future of Illuminine will rise or fall on what one makes of these connections, as they are front and
Illuminine ~ #1
Big name connections are a double-edged sword; the associations can increase one’s success, or cause one to be judged by comparison. The future of Illuminine will rise or fall on what one makes of these connections, as they are front and
Austin Glover & Eric Perreault ~ Freight 1110 Through Greensboro
How much of the Andrew Weathers Ensemble is Andrew Weathers, and how much is the ensemble? As Austin Glover and Eric Perreault step out on their debut release, one can begin to discern the differences. The harmonies and Petrels-like drones of
Austin Glover & Eric Perreault ~ Freight 1110 Through Greensboro
How much of the Andrew Weathers Ensemble is Andrew Weathers, and how much is the ensemble? As Austin Glover and Eric Perreault step out on their debut release, one can begin to discern the differences. The harmonies and Petrels-like drones of
Tim Catlin & Machinefabriek ~ Whorls
Tim Catlin & Machinefabriek‘s third collaboration is also their first in four years. The gap in time is clearly responsible for a shift in sound. Whorls is as dynamic and exciting as Patina was soft and calm. When the latter was released in 2011,
Tim Catlin & Machinefabriek ~ Whorls
Tim Catlin & Machinefabriek‘s third collaboration is also their first in four years. The gap in time is clearly responsible for a shift in sound. Whorls is as dynamic and exciting as Patina was soft and calm. When the latter was released in 2011,
