Category Archives: Drone
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Real
What is real? The question has intrigued philosophers throughout the ages and is a prime inspiration for sci-fi, fantasy and comic book creators. Every new era brings a new twist on the question, the latest cluster including digital media, bots and
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Real
What is real? The question has intrigued philosophers throughout the ages and is a prime inspiration for sci-fi, fantasy and comic book creators. Every new era brings a new twist on the question, the latest cluster including digital media, bots and
Garek Druss ~ Soft Fascination
Garek Druss’ latest album Soft Fascination makes for an emotionally interesting listen: Its synthesized harmonies and drones feel measured, even tentative at times, but there’s a sense across the album’s five tracks that the music would like to break out
Garek Druss ~ Soft Fascination
Garek Druss’ latest album Soft Fascination makes for an emotionally interesting listen: Its synthesized harmonies and drones feel measured, even tentative at times, but there’s a sense across the album’s five tracks that the music would like to break out
Innerwoud ~ Furie
Furie is as dark as its cover art, nearly black in tone, like the sudden skies of autumn when one emerges from the office. Released on the first Friday of fall, Innerwoud ‘s album has found its proper season. if the moniker
Innerwoud ~ Furie
Furie is as dark as its cover art, nearly black in tone, like the sudden skies of autumn when one emerges from the office. Released on the first Friday of fall, Innerwoud ‘s album has found its proper season. if the moniker
Fall Music Preview ~ Drone
The tractors are plowing the fields, the leaf blowers are clearing the lawns, the construction crews are fixing the roads, and a new season of drone music ~ live and recorded ~ is upon us. Today’s drone post picks up
Fall Music Preview ~ Drone
The tractors are plowing the fields, the leaf blowers are clearing the lawns, the construction crews are fixing the roads, and a new season of drone music ~ live and recorded ~ is upon us. Today’s drone post picks up
Sarah Davachi ~ Two Sisters
Listening to Two Sisters is like going to church ~ not a modern church, or even a medieval church, but a church liberated from doctrine and dogma, where emotion and spirit are carried by notes and amplified by the spaces in-between.
Sarah Davachi ~ Two Sisters
Listening to Two Sisters is like going to church ~ not a modern church, or even a medieval church, but a church liberated from doctrine and dogma, where emotion and spirit are carried by notes and amplified by the spaces in-between.
THLTTLDBB ~ SeeUSearching
We like seasonally appropriate music at ACL – you may have noticed our articles about Summer and Winter music, and if not, may we suggest you take a look at them, at a time that suits? Releasing a record that
THLTTLDBB ~ SeeUSearching
We like seasonally appropriate music at ACL – you may have noticed our articles about Summer and Winter music, and if not, may we suggest you take a look at them, at a time that suits? Releasing a record that
Pierce Warnecke ~ Deafened By The Noise Of Time
The notes accompanying Pierre Warnecke’s new album Deafened by the Noise of Time begin with a quote from the German author, W.G. Sebald. Taken from his experimental final novel Austerlitz, the quotation ends with a melancholic mediation on sonic absence
Pierce Warnecke ~ Deafened By The Noise Of Time
The notes accompanying Pierre Warnecke’s new album Deafened by the Noise of Time begin with a quote from the German author, W.G. Sebald. Taken from his experimental final novel Austerlitz, the quotation ends with a melancholic mediation on sonic absence
Susana López ~ The Edge of the Circle / Manja Ristić ~ Him, fast sleeping, soon he found In labyrinth of many a round, self-rolled
How might we visualise a drone? Perhaps a long unbroken line. Better yet, a continuous circle of sound. Or a series of circles rippling over water. New albums from Susana López and Manja Ristić both use circular motifs to envision
Susana López ~ The Edge of the Circle / Manja Ristić ~ Him, fast sleeping, soon he found In labyrinth of many a round, self-rolled
How might we visualise a drone? Perhaps a long unbroken line. Better yet, a continuous circle of sound. Or a series of circles rippling over water. New albums from Susana López and Manja Ristić both use circular motifs to envision
a closer listen 