Author Archives: postrockcafe
Cormac Faulkner ~ Topophilia
With a name like Cormac Faulkner, it’s no surprise that the Coventry artist displays a literary bent. The rare lyrics found on Topophilia include a quote from Joyce and a song based on a centuries-old broadside. Earlier this year, the artist teamed up
Cormac Faulkner ~ Topophilia
With a name like Cormac Faulkner, it’s no surprise that the Coventry artist displays a literary bent. The rare lyrics found on Topophilia include a quote from Joyce and a song based on a centuries-old broadside. Earlier this year, the artist teamed up
Gabriel Saloman ~ Soldier’s Requiem
Is it coincidence or intention that Gabriel Saloman‘s last two albums have been released in November? The sound of the former Yellow Swans artist is tailor-made for this time of year: dark, moody, conflicted. In our last two reviews, we commented
Gabriel Saloman ~ Soldier’s Requiem
Is it coincidence or intention that Gabriel Saloman‘s last two albums have been released in November? The sound of the former Yellow Swans artist is tailor-made for this time of year: dark, moody, conflicted. In our last two reviews, we commented
The Holocene ~ Horror Scene
Happy Halloween, everyone! If you’ll be entertaining trick-or-treaters, here’s your house soundtrack: spooky, genuine, and all-around fun. You won’t need to collect box tops to get it; just Name Your Price and it can be in your hands by sunset.
The Holocene ~ Horror Scene
Happy Halloween, everyone! If you’ll be entertaining trick-or-treaters, here’s your house soundtrack: spooky, genuine, and all-around fun. You won’t need to collect box tops to get it; just Name Your Price and it can be in your hands by sunset.
Aderlating ~ Spear of Gold and Seraphim Bone, Part Two
Two years ago, Maurice de Jong (Gnaw Their Tongues) and Eric Eijspaart (Mowlawner) released the first part of Spear of Gold and Seraphim Bone. Their follow-up seemed a given, in that the album title and one of the tracks were numbered. But fans
Aderlating ~ Spear of Gold and Seraphim Bone, Part Two
Two years ago, Maurice de Jong (Gnaw Their Tongues) and Eric Eijspaart (Mowlawner) released the first part of Spear of Gold and Seraphim Bone. Their follow-up seemed a given, in that the album title and one of the tracks were numbered. But fans
EUS ~ Sol Levit
Sol Levit arrives a year after Los Otros, the EUS album that inspired a remix disc. It’s hard to imagine remixes of the new works, as the album unfolds as a seamless whole. Instead of drone tracks, it’s a drone suite, with a
EUS ~ Sol Levit
Sol Levit arrives a year after Los Otros, the EUS album that inspired a remix disc. It’s hard to imagine remixes of the new works, as the album unfolds as a seamless whole. Instead of drone tracks, it’s a drone suite, with a
Lullatone ~ Falling for Autumn
Smack-dab in the middle of the season’s frightening Halloween albums, we find this reminder that fall has more than one mood. Yes, it can be scary when the leaves begin to fall and the monsters come out. And yes, the
Lullatone ~ Falling for Autumn
Smack-dab in the middle of the season’s frightening Halloween albums, we find this reminder that fall has more than one mood. Yes, it can be scary when the leaves begin to fall and the monsters come out. And yes, the
Raising Holy Sparks ~ For Fran, Etched in Glass & Water
Fran of Sligo town, if you are reading this, please get in touch! For Fran, Etched in Glass & Water is a love letter to you. Remember that Irish bloke (Dave Colohan by name, although you may know him only as
Raising Holy Sparks ~ For Fran, Etched in Glass & Water
Fran of Sligo town, if you are reading this, please get in touch! For Fran, Etched in Glass & Water is a love letter to you. Remember that Irish bloke (Dave Colohan by name, although you may know him only as
Piano Interrupted ~ The Unified Field
Piano Interrupted‘s debut album Two By Four was informed by modern jazz, but the duo’s follow-up is a more classical venture. The pair’s marriage of piano and electronics remains intact, while the confidence of the artists is increased. The Unified Field flows better
Piano Interrupted ~ The Unified Field
Piano Interrupted‘s debut album Two By Four was informed by modern jazz, but the duo’s follow-up is a more classical venture. The pair’s marriage of piano and electronics remains intact, while the confidence of the artists is increased. The Unified Field flows better
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