Author Archives: Joseph Sannicandro
LCNL 057: Enrico Coniglio presents “Buon compleanno bambina morta”
Enrico Coniglio (guitarist, field-recordist, dronegazer, manifesto-writer, one-half of Lemures, and co-founder of the Galaverna label) has already produced a few great mixes for us over the years (03, 37) so I was happy to receive this unexpected gift, an all-vinyl set
LCNL 057: Enrico Coniglio presents “Buon compleanno bambina morta”
Enrico Coniglio (guitarist, field-recordist, dronegazer, manifesto-writer, one-half of Lemures, and co-founder of the Galaverna label) has already produced a few great mixes for us over the years (03, 37) so I was happy to receive this unexpected gift, an all-vinyl set
LCNL 056: n5MD Ambient Immersion Mix
Following the last few beat heavy mixes, Oakland-based record label n5MD delivers this soothing mix as a welcome departure, perfect for these first cold days of winter. Specializing in more melodic forms of music, label boss Mike Cadoo puts together this
LCNL 056: n5MD Ambient Immersion Mix
Following the last few beat heavy mixes, Oakland-based record label n5MD delivers this soothing mix as a welcome departure, perfect for these first cold days of winter. Specializing in more melodic forms of music, label boss Mike Cadoo puts together this
M. Sage ~ Data in the Details
Regular readers of ACL might remember this excellent mix from last year, Half-Speed Flourish by Matthew Sage. He played back old orchestral LPs at 16rpm, recording the result and mixing them together, giving us a window into his creative process and
M. Sage ~ Data in the Details
Regular readers of ACL might remember this excellent mix from last year, Half-Speed Flourish by Matthew Sage. He played back old orchestral LPs at 16rpm, recording the result and mixing them together, giving us a window into his creative process and
Bugseed ~ Some Foods
Another strong release on Spring Break Tapes, this time from Japanese beat conductor Bugseed. I’m sure I’m not the only one who somehow managed to miss out on this brilliant Tokyo-based producer, so the LA tape label is really doing
Bugseed ~ Some Foods
Another strong release on Spring Break Tapes, this time from Japanese beat conductor Bugseed. I’m sure I’m not the only one who somehow managed to miss out on this brilliant Tokyo-based producer, so the LA tape label is really doing
Dave Phillips / Aspec(t) ~ Medusa
“The jellyfish represents the collapse of the ecosystem and the spinelessness of the people charged with protecting it.” -George Monbiot,“Feeding Frenzy” Medusa, the first collaboration between Dave Phillips (DP) and Aspec(t), (Mario Gabola and Mimmo Napolitano) is no doubt
Dave Phillips / Aspec(t) ~ Medusa
“The jellyfish represents the collapse of the ecosystem and the spinelessness of the people charged with protecting it.” -George Monbiot,“Feeding Frenzy” Medusa, the first collaboration between Dave Phillips (DP) and Aspec(t), (Mario Gabola and Mimmo Napolitano) is no doubt
RADIOFONICA – Nov. 6/7/8/9 (free exhibition and live streaming)
How quickly we forget. How quickly we are to believe our present moment is new, different, incommensurable with the past. This is especially true in our fetishization of new technologies, as even a cursory glance at the recent literature
RADIOFONICA – Nov. 6/7/8/9 (free exhibition and live streaming)
How quickly we forget. How quickly we are to believe our present moment is new, different, incommensurable with the past. This is especially true in our fetishization of new technologies, as even a cursory glance at the recent literature
Brahja Waldman’s Quintet ~ Sir Real Live at Résonance
An accomplished musician and composer, Brahja Waldman has made Montreal his home for over a decade now. In addition to his Quartet/Quintet, he also leads Friends of Freedom, contributes sax to Sam Shalabi’s Land of Kush and Simon
Brahja Waldman’s Quintet ~ Sir Real Live at Résonance
An accomplished musician and composer, Brahja Waldman has made Montreal his home for over a decade now. In addition to his Quartet/Quintet, he also leads Friends of Freedom, contributes sax to Sam Shalabi’s Land of Kush and Simon
LCNL 055: Ryan Alexander Diduck presents Miss Claire Remembers
This all vinyl mix comes to us from Ryan Alexander Diduck, a fellow music critic writing for such outstanding publications as Fact Mag and the Quietus. We’re also both products of McGill University’s department of Art History & Communication
LCNL 055: Ryan Alexander Diduck presents Miss Claire Remembers
This all vinyl mix comes to us from Ryan Alexander Diduck, a fellow music critic writing for such outstanding publications as Fact Mag and the Quietus. We’re also both products of McGill University’s department of Art History & Communication
