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Owen Tromans ~ Merry Christmas
Every Christmas Eve for the past decade, Hampshire guitarist Owen Tromans has recorded an improvised track. The slowly-growing collection now spans 63 minutes and encompasses many life changes, including the birth of a child. The music is a fine panacea to the
Owen Tromans ~ Merry Christmas
Every Christmas Eve for the past decade, Hampshire guitarist Owen Tromans has recorded an improvised track. The slowly-growing collection now spans 63 minutes and encompasses many life changes, including the birth of a child. The music is a fine panacea to the
Anna Thorvaldsdottir ~ Aerial
Rhízōma was one of the first albums we ever reviewed, back in early 2012. Our little site has grown a lot since then, and so has Anna Thorvaldsdottir, whose newest album fulfills the promise shown on the former work. Now on Deutsche
Anna Thorvaldsdottir ~ Aerial
Rhízōma was one of the first albums we ever reviewed, back in early 2012. Our little site has grown a lot since then, and so has Anna Thorvaldsdottir, whose newest album fulfills the promise shown on the former work. Now on Deutsche
Jóhann Jóhannsson ~ The Theory of Everything OST
Jóhann Jóhannsson‘s soundtrack work has picked up speed and stature in the past few years, and The Theory of Everything is his highest-profile release to date, arriving on the heels of last year’s Prisoners. Our readers first came to know Jóhannsson as the composer
Jóhann Jóhannsson ~ The Theory of Everything OST
Jóhann Jóhannsson‘s soundtrack work has picked up speed and stature in the past few years, and The Theory of Everything is his highest-profile release to date, arriving on the heels of last year’s Prisoners. Our readers first came to know Jóhannsson as the composer
Aaron Martin ~ Comet’s Coma
After a flurry of solo activity in the late 00’s, Aaron Martin released a number of excellent collaborations, including Day Has Ended with Christoph Berg and the album/duo named From the Mouth of the Sun with Dag Rosenqvist. Comet’s Coma is his first all-new solo
Aaron Martin ~ Comet’s Coma
After a flurry of solo activity in the late 00’s, Aaron Martin released a number of excellent collaborations, including Day Has Ended with Christoph Berg and the album/duo named From the Mouth of the Sun with Dag Rosenqvist. Comet’s Coma is his first all-new solo
A Denovali Trio: Poppy Ackroyd, Carlos Cipa, Dale Cooper Quartet & the Dictaphones + Witxes
Three albums in three weeks from Denovali, a very active November! The new slate includes piano-based albums from Poppy Ackroyd and Carlos Cipa, and a split work from Dale Cooper Quartet & the Dictaphones + Witxes, each reworking the other’s music. Pianist/violinist Poppy Ackroyd is
A Denovali Trio: Poppy Ackroyd, Carlos Cipa, Dale Cooper Quartet & the Dictaphones + Witxes
Three albums in three weeks from Denovali, a very active November! The new slate includes piano-based albums from Poppy Ackroyd and Carlos Cipa, and a split work from Dale Cooper Quartet & the Dictaphones + Witxes, each reworking the other’s music. Pianist/violinist Poppy Ackroyd is
Taavi Tulev ~ Kuku!
Estonia’s Taavi Tulev describes himself as a soundscape designer, concerned with the interplay between natural and urban noises. Tulev is also an electronic artist, whose last release, T400, was released in a plastic case that had to be cracked to be opened. The
Taavi Tulev ~ Kuku!
Estonia’s Taavi Tulev describes himself as a soundscape designer, concerned with the interplay between natural and urban noises. Tulev is also an electronic artist, whose last release, T400, was released in a plastic case that had to be cracked to be opened. The
Thibault Jehanne ~ Eskifjörður
Thibault Jehanne‘s Eskifjörður (not to be confused with Eyjafjallajökull, so famously mispronounced by Ben Stiller in “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”) is a pristine Icelandic soundscape captured in the eastern fjords. For those unfamiliar with Iceland, this is a relatively
Thibault Jehanne ~ Eskifjörður
Thibault Jehanne‘s Eskifjörður (not to be confused with Eyjafjallajökull, so famously mispronounced by Ben Stiller in “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”) is a pristine Icelandic soundscape captured in the eastern fjords. For those unfamiliar with Iceland, this is a relatively
Michael Pisaro ~ Continuum Unbound
Some field recording enthusiasts prefer their sound works unadorned; some prefer light adornment; and some prefer the heavy adornment of soundscapes. Michael Pisaro‘s new project offers all three. There’s no universal “best” to be found in this three-disc box set;
Michael Pisaro ~ Continuum Unbound
Some field recording enthusiasts prefer their sound works unadorned; some prefer light adornment; and some prefer the heavy adornment of soundscapes. Michael Pisaro‘s new project offers all three. There’s no universal “best” to be found in this three-disc box set;
