Category Archives: Drone
EUS, Postdrome & Saåad ~ Different Streams
The opening, shredded melody that lets us into Different Streams is at once transcendent and slightly disturbing, like a trippy hallucination that lasts a little longer than it should’ve done. It is a threat that never really goes away. A drone
EUS, Postdrome & Saåad ~ Different Streams
The opening, shredded melody that lets us into Different Streams is at once transcendent and slightly disturbing, like a trippy hallucination that lasts a little longer than it should’ve done. It is a threat that never really goes away. A drone
Corder Ritger Yantis ~ Possession
Possession injects some venom into Valentine’s Day. February 14 is usually a time for lovers, but what if that love turns sour, toxic and highly poisonous a week or so before the special day? The tunnel of love used to be
Corder Ritger Yantis ~ Possession
Possession injects some venom into Valentine’s Day. February 14 is usually a time for lovers, but what if that love turns sour, toxic and highly poisonous a week or so before the special day? The tunnel of love used to be
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma ~ A Year With 13 Moons
According to a little snippet of info at the beginning of a Rainer Werner Fassbinder movie that pretty much shares its title with Jefre Cantu-Ledesma‘s album, every seven years we have one in which there’s not 12 but 13 full
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma ~ A Year With 13 Moons
According to a little snippet of info at the beginning of a Rainer Werner Fassbinder movie that pretty much shares its title with Jefre Cantu-Ledesma‘s album, every seven years we have one in which there’s not 12 but 13 full
Anduin ~ Last Days of Montrose House
Infinite Greyscale is one of our favorite labels, known for releasing quality 10″ records, only a handful each year. They’ve upped their game in 2015, as Anduin‘s Last Days of Montrose House is paired with a digital package of seven remixes from
Anduin ~ Last Days of Montrose House
Infinite Greyscale is one of our favorite labels, known for releasing quality 10″ records, only a handful each year. They’ve upped their game in 2015, as Anduin‘s Last Days of Montrose House is paired with a digital package of seven remixes from
The Helen Scarsdale Agency: Fire and Ice
“Some say the world will end in fire,” writes Robert Frost, “Some say in ice.” A pair of new albums from The Helen Scarsdale Agency represents both viewpoints: Jim Haynes‘ Scarlet the former, Sigtryggur Berg Sigmarsson‘s So Long the latter. As I write
The Helen Scarsdale Agency: Fire and Ice
“Some say the world will end in fire,” writes Robert Frost, “Some say in ice.” A pair of new albums from The Helen Scarsdale Agency represents both viewpoints: Jim Haynes‘ Scarlet the former, Sigtryggur Berg Sigmarsson‘s So Long the latter. As I write
Abre Ojos ~ Fracture
We open on the shot of a priest, but it doesn’t remain benign for long; the head splits in two, a demonic voice erupts, and the entire screen fractures, reflecting the title of the DVD. Abre Ojos clearly has a bone to
Abre Ojos ~ Fracture
We open on the shot of a priest, but it doesn’t remain benign for long; the head splits in two, a demonic voice erupts, and the entire screen fractures, reflecting the title of the DVD. Abre Ojos clearly has a bone to
Logan McBroom ~ Orchestra Death
The eye is drawn to Iris Childres’ intense cover art: a woman is dangled and decapitated, and yet there’s no blood. She seems resigned, even defiant; no scream escapes her lips, no contorted mask of pain. She seems alive and
Logan McBroom ~ Orchestra Death
The eye is drawn to Iris Childres’ intense cover art: a woman is dangled and decapitated, and yet there’s no blood. She seems resigned, even defiant; no scream escapes her lips, no contorted mask of pain. She seems alive and
Isobel Ccircle~ ~ The House in the Harbour
Once one gets past the name of the duo, a moniker that defies spell checking, one is freed to enjoy the music: in this case, a haunted house tape based on a detective’s personal journals. Coffin bells ring, specters glide
Isobel Ccircle~ ~ The House in the Harbour
Once one gets past the name of the duo, a moniker that defies spell checking, one is freed to enjoy the music: in this case, a haunted house tape based on a detective’s personal journals. Coffin bells ring, specters glide
a closer listen 