Author Archives: postrockcafe
Kynan Tan ~ Raetina
These beats are not where they are supposed to be. These instruments are not used in the manner of our elders. Perth’s Kynan Tan seems to have no respect for the old ways. And that’s why we like him. Raetina, an
Kynan Tan ~ Raetina
These beats are not where they are supposed to be. These instruments are not used in the manner of our elders. Perth’s Kynan Tan seems to have no respect for the old ways. And that’s why we like him. Raetina, an
Andrew Weathers & Andrew Marino ~ We Don’t Have Sun Like This
The folky, homespun, guitar-picking improvisational style of the North Carolinian hills is now the sound of … Oakland, California? Yes, you read that right. Andrew Weathers has relocated, although his sound hasn’t yet changed to reflect the culture of Raiders and
Andrew Weathers & Andrew Marino ~ We Don’t Have Sun Like This
The folky, homespun, guitar-picking improvisational style of the North Carolinian hills is now the sound of … Oakland, California? Yes, you read that right. Andrew Weathers has relocated, although his sound hasn’t yet changed to reflect the culture of Raiders and
Coyote Power ~ Starship Earth I & II
“This is evil music for evil people,” declares Coyote Power on the release page of Starship Earth I: Evil Sea. Not exactly; I’d just call it dark. Or perhaps I’ve turned evil in the past few days, because I do enjoy this sort
Coyote Power ~ Starship Earth I & II
“This is evil music for evil people,” declares Coyote Power on the release page of Starship Earth I: Evil Sea. Not exactly; I’d just call it dark. Or perhaps I’ve turned evil in the past few days, because I do enjoy this sort
Drops ~ Believe You Me EP
What’s not to like about glockenspiels, handclaps and bells? With the Believe You Me EP, Drops has created a perfect summer salad: music that sounds lovely when played at an outdoor picnic and puts everyone into a good mood. It’s a short one
Drops ~ Believe You Me EP
What’s not to like about glockenspiels, handclaps and bells? With the Believe You Me EP, Drops has created a perfect summer salad: music that sounds lovely when played at an outdoor picnic and puts everyone into a good mood. It’s a short one
Komatsu ~ Komatsu
Two people? Two people? No way does this sound like two people. Perhaps the lads from Finland have four arms, or multi-tracked, or invited some reindeer to play along. Komatsu is full and lush, ripe with intriguing sounds, left of center
Komatsu ~ Komatsu
Two people? Two people? No way does this sound like two people. Perhaps the lads from Finland have four arms, or multi-tracked, or invited some reindeer to play along. Komatsu is full and lush, ripe with intriguing sounds, left of center
La Mar ~ La Mar
While I’ve never been to Venezuela, I’ve known many Venezuelans, and one thing that seems true across the board is that Venezuelans love to have fun. The new album from Caracas’ La Mar bears out this theory. There are different kinds of
La Mar ~ La Mar
While I’ve never been to Venezuela, I’ve known many Venezuelans, and one thing that seems true across the board is that Venezuelans love to have fun. The new album from Caracas’ La Mar bears out this theory. There are different kinds of
Ian Hawgood ~ The Shattered Light
A long time has passed since the release of Ian Hawgood‘s last album, and much has happened in the ensuing years. The artist moved to Japan just in time to be affected by the earthquake and radiation fallout, and then helped
Ian Hawgood ~ The Shattered Light
A long time has passed since the release of Ian Hawgood‘s last album, and much has happened in the ensuing years. The artist moved to Japan just in time to be affected by the earthquake and radiation fallout, and then helped
Steinbrüchel + Cory Allen ~ Seam
Seam is an album of stitches that holds together like a garment. To create the album, Steinbrüchel + Cory Allen cut pieces of sound from sonic fabric: scraps, strips, mismatched corners and unwanted fragments. Each tried to make something of the assortment, then sent the
Steinbrüchel + Cory Allen ~ Seam
Seam is an album of stitches that holds together like a garment. To create the album, Steinbrüchel + Cory Allen cut pieces of sound from sonic fabric: scraps, strips, mismatched corners and unwanted fragments. Each tried to make something of the assortment, then sent the
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