Author Archives: Joseph Sannicandro
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
Stefan Christoff + David Parker ~ Wire Tones EP
Listen to “Shifting Skies,” the first track off the Wire Tones EP, a collaboration between David Parker on contrabass and Stefan Christoff on piano recently released by the Howl Arts collective. As with all of Christoff’s projects, Wire Tones is conceptually driven by
Stefan Christoff + David Parker ~ Wire Tones EP
Listen to “Shifting Skies,” the first track off the Wire Tones EP, a collaboration between David Parker on contrabass and Stefan Christoff on piano recently released by the Howl Arts collective. As with all of Christoff’s projects, Wire Tones is conceptually driven by
LCNL 054: The Use presents Electrostatic Equinox
As we make the transition to Fall, “Electrostatic Equinox” celebrates the chilly weather bringing together minimal techno and upbeat electronics with some slightly more off-kilter selections. Rather than read the signs as the forebodings of another Long Winter, The
LCNL 054: The Use presents Electrostatic Equinox
As we make the transition to Fall, “Electrostatic Equinox” celebrates the chilly weather bringing together minimal techno and upbeat electronics with some slightly more off-kilter selections. Rather than read the signs as the forebodings of another Long Winter, The
LCNL 053: A Machine In The Garden [mix]
“Our inherited symbols of order and beauty have been divested of meaning.” Leo Marx And now for something a little bit different: an edited soundwalk consisting of field-recordings made during the Sonic Delights festival at Caramoor in Katonah, NY. Richard
LCNL 053: A Machine In The Garden [mix]
“Our inherited symbols of order and beauty have been divested of meaning.” Leo Marx And now for something a little bit different: an edited soundwalk consisting of field-recordings made during the Sonic Delights festival at Caramoor in Katonah, NY. Richard
a closer listen 