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Phirnis ~ Feeding Lions

Phirnis (Kai Ginkel) is one of the best underground drone artists around.  Much of the world got its first taste of the artist with “Cleansing”, a track on the Fields compilation, but he’s been honing his craft for years.  Feeding Lions arrives on

Phirnis ~ Feeding Lions

Phirnis (Kai Ginkel) is one of the best underground drone artists around.  Much of the world got its first taste of the artist with “Cleansing”, a track on the Fields compilation, but he’s been honing his craft for years.  Feeding Lions arrives on

Last Days ~ Satellite

Graham Richardson’s last album, The Safety of the North, was about a family tragedy and a move to colder climes.  The theme of his latest work is open to a wider interpretation.  Expressing “an affinity for satellites and stars”, the work

Last Days ~ Satellite

Graham Richardson’s last album, The Safety of the North, was about a family tragedy and a move to colder climes.  The theme of his latest work is open to a wider interpretation.  Expressing “an affinity for satellites and stars”, the work

indignu ~ Odyssea

indignu has made great strides since releasing its debut album, Fetus in fetu, in 2010.  What’s that, you say?  You haven’t heard of them?  This Portuguese post-rock quintet may have flown under the international radar until now, but 2013 should be their

indignu ~ Odyssea

indignu has made great strides since releasing its debut album, Fetus in fetu, in 2010.  What’s that, you say?  You haven’t heard of them?  This Portuguese post-rock quintet may have flown under the international radar until now, but 2013 should be their

Kreng ~ …And Then In The Morning

Over the past few years, Kreng has carved out a specific niche of the dark ambient world, using a wide variety of sharp implements.  Highly informed by classical music and spooky scores, this music is intelligent, haunting and strangely alluring.

Kreng ~ …And Then In The Morning

Over the past few years, Kreng has carved out a specific niche of the dark ambient world, using a wide variety of sharp implements.  Highly informed by classical music and spooky scores, this music is intelligent, haunting and strangely alluring.

Set and Setting ~ Equanimity

How many post-rock albums can you name that start with the sound of ducks?  Likely one, after today.  St. Petersburg, Florida’s Set and Setting lives up to its name by providing landscape cues at the outset of its debut album, a follow-up

Set and Setting ~ Equanimity

How many post-rock albums can you name that start with the sound of ducks?  Likely one, after today.  St. Petersburg, Florida’s Set and Setting lives up to its name by providing landscape cues at the outset of its debut album, a follow-up

Stefan Paulus ~ Salt Sea Island

As the summer starts to draw to a close, a melancholic flavor sets in.  One yearns to retreat in time, if only by a month or so, to extend the season.  Salt Sea Island is a balm to the withdrawing spirit,

Stefan Paulus ~ Salt Sea Island

As the summer starts to draw to a close, a melancholic flavor sets in.  One yearns to retreat in time, if only by a month or so, to extend the season.  Salt Sea Island is a balm to the withdrawing spirit,

Julien Beau ~ Reflet

Reflet (French for reflection) began life as a CD3″ and is now a full album on Aposiopèse.  It’s an experimental set in the best sense, a combination of field recordings and live instrumentation that does exactly what the title implies ~ reflect on music, sound,

Julien Beau ~ Reflet

Reflet (French for reflection) began life as a CD3″ and is now a full album on Aposiopèse.  It’s an experimental set in the best sense, a combination of field recordings and live instrumentation that does exactly what the title implies ~ reflect on music, sound,

Artificial Memory Trace ~ Tidal

After some experimentation, I’ve decided that the best time to listen to Tidal is when one is unable to get to the beach.  When one is able, one simply goes to the beach and experiences these sounds in person.  This is instead an

Artificial Memory Trace ~ Tidal

After some experimentation, I’ve decided that the best time to listen to Tidal is when one is unable to get to the beach.  When one is able, one simply goes to the beach and experiences these sounds in person.  This is instead an