Category Archives: Drone
New Label ~ Obscure & Terrible
With this post, we welcome new Seattle label Obscure & Terrible, founded by Josh Medina. “Obscure” fits the bill, as the focus is on the experimental artists of the Pacific Northwest; “Terrible” refers not to quality, but to grandeur, as in
New Label ~ Obscure & Terrible
With this post, we welcome new Seattle label Obscure & Terrible, founded by Josh Medina. “Obscure” fits the bill, as the focus is on the experimental artists of the Pacific Northwest; “Terrible” refers not to quality, but to grandeur, as in
Galya Bisengalieva ~ Aralkum
Last year we were blown away by Galya Bisengalieva‘s second EP, which was so diverse it left us with no idea where she would head next. Her debut full-length album is another revelation. The Kazakh / British artist has funneled her
Galya Bisengalieva ~ Aralkum
Last year we were blown away by Galya Bisengalieva‘s second EP, which was so diverse it left us with no idea where she would head next. Her debut full-length album is another revelation. The Kazakh / British artist has funneled her
V/A ~ Relatives Schoensein
Street art meets sound art on this vibrant compilation, a global endeavor involving over 40 artists and nearly five hours of music. Relatives Schoensein also reminds us of the value of the physical format, as the 92-page book that accompanies the
V/A ~ Relatives Schoensein
Street art meets sound art on this vibrant compilation, a global endeavor involving over 40 artists and nearly five hours of music. Relatives Schoensein also reminds us of the value of the physical format, as the 92-page book that accompanies the
V/A ~ Anthology of Post Industrial Music From Balkan Region
Unexplained Sounds’ wonderful world exploration continues with a visit to the Balkan region. The series is now up to either six or seven, depending on whether one counts Visions of Darkness, which is lacking the “Anthology” tag but was part of the first
V/A ~ Anthology of Post Industrial Music From Balkan Region
Unexplained Sounds’ wonderful world exploration continues with a visit to the Balkan region. The series is now up to either six or seven, depending on whether one counts Visions of Darkness, which is lacking the “Anthology” tag but was part of the first
Guybrush ~ Something Extremely Light
The thesis statement to Francesco Ameglio’s latest project under Guybrush is found in one of the track titles itself: “I Woke Up In Madrid And I Felt Lonely”. A sound artist and scholar based out of Turin, Italy, Ameglio recorded
Guybrush ~ Something Extremely Light
The thesis statement to Francesco Ameglio’s latest project under Guybrush is found in one of the track titles itself: “I Woke Up In Madrid And I Felt Lonely”. A sound artist and scholar based out of Turin, Italy, Ameglio recorded
Felipe Vareschi ~ New Old Stock
For a musician, a piece of electronic equipment can seem like a pet. The musician feels an initial rush of excitement when the new piece arrives, followed quickly by the new reality. Over the course of its life it will
Felipe Vareschi ~ New Old Stock
For a musician, a piece of electronic equipment can seem like a pet. The musician feels an initial rush of excitement when the new piece arrives, followed quickly by the new reality. Over the course of its life it will
Residual Drifter ~ Isolation Booth / Loss of Being
We often use “dark”, “warm”, and similar descriptors to help classify abstract music. Perhaps “utopian” and “dystopian” are equally useful. Some sounds have the power to conjure idyllic visions, showing us how the world might be. John Hassel and Brian
Residual Drifter ~ Isolation Booth / Loss of Being
We often use “dark”, “warm”, and similar descriptors to help classify abstract music. Perhaps “utopian” and “dystopian” are equally useful. Some sounds have the power to conjure idyllic visions, showing us how the world might be. John Hassel and Brian
Silk Saw ~ Nothing Is Finished / Everything Starts
Only a few days ago, I wrote that I had been far less interested in harsh music as of late. Then the protests, riots and looting began. Now I’m in the mood! So today’s review covers a dense album from
Silk Saw ~ Nothing Is Finished / Everything Starts
Only a few days ago, I wrote that I had been far less interested in harsh music as of late. Then the protests, riots and looting began. Now I’m in the mood! So today’s review covers a dense album from
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