Category Archives: Experimental
Maninkari ~ Phantasmes
Phantasmes is French duo Maninkari‘s soundtrack to a movie of the same name, a movie about a man driven to madness by the apparition of a beautiful woman… a pulp, popular tale that speaks of an obsession that mystifies, an
Maninkari ~ Phantasmes
Phantasmes is French duo Maninkari‘s soundtrack to a movie of the same name, a movie about a man driven to madness by the apparition of a beautiful woman… a pulp, popular tale that speaks of an obsession that mystifies, an
Digital Natives ~ It’s All Point Blank
The 1990’s were a supersonic decade in the eyes of popular culture. Walkmans hung out of loose, blue jeans, tape cassettes were most definitely ‘in’ and the Nintendo v Sega console battle was in full swing (everyone knows ‘to be
Digital Natives ~ It’s All Point Blank
The 1990’s were a supersonic decade in the eyes of popular culture. Walkmans hung out of loose, blue jeans, tape cassettes were most definitely ‘in’ and the Nintendo v Sega console battle was in full swing (everyone knows ‘to be
Glochids ~ Originals
The first Cool Thing to Like about Originals is that it’s available on one’s choice of digital, cassette or vinyl, a generous selection in the modern age. The second is that the music is indeed original, as the title touts. One would
Glochids ~ Originals
The first Cool Thing to Like about Originals is that it’s available on one’s choice of digital, cassette or vinyl, a generous selection in the modern age. The second is that the music is indeed original, as the title touts. One would
V/A ~ Ohrwurm Culture
Rhythm and noise are not natural enemies, but they battle throughout the Monstres par Excès labels’ 5th anniversary compilation. The conflict makes for some uneasy listening. One sinks into a groove and is then catapulted from the reverie by a speaker-shredding
V/A ~ Ohrwurm Culture
Rhythm and noise are not natural enemies, but they battle throughout the Monstres par Excès labels’ 5th anniversary compilation. The conflict makes for some uneasy listening. One sinks into a groove and is then catapulted from the reverie by a speaker-shredding
Russell Haswell & Yasunao Tone ~ Convulsive Threshold
“Do you like noise?” “What?” “I SAID, DO YOU LIKE NOISE!” “I CAN’T HEAR YOU OVER THIS RACKET!” “BUT DO YOU LIKE IT?” “WHAT?” The title Convulsive Threshold seems to refer to the aural version of the strobes that lead to seizures.
Russell Haswell & Yasunao Tone ~ Convulsive Threshold
“Do you like noise?” “What?” “I SAID, DO YOU LIKE NOISE!” “I CAN’T HEAR YOU OVER THIS RACKET!” “BUT DO YOU LIKE IT?” “WHAT?” The title Convulsive Threshold seems to refer to the aural version of the strobes that lead to seizures.
Leonardo Rosado ~ Washed Away Memories
While Washed Away Memories is highly calm and for the most part bathed in soothing sounds, there are very deep dissonant moments when you can’t help but feel something is missing, that there is a certain disturbance you cannot grasp
Leonardo Rosado ~ Washed Away Memories
While Washed Away Memories is highly calm and for the most part bathed in soothing sounds, there are very deep dissonant moments when you can’t help but feel something is missing, that there is a certain disturbance you cannot grasp
The Holocene ~ Scars
When last we checked in with Peter Hamlin (The Holocene), the artist was gleefully pulverizing up old cassette tapes and re-presenting them as modern art. His wife and mum didn’t understand his work, but we did. Fast-forward a season, and
The Holocene ~ Scars
When last we checked in with Peter Hamlin (The Holocene), the artist was gleefully pulverizing up old cassette tapes and re-presenting them as modern art. His wife and mum didn’t understand his work, but we did. Fast-forward a season, and
Clorinde ~ The Gardens of Bomarzo
Clorinde (London-based Italian brothers Andrea and Simone Salvatici), have been working on their magnum opus for years, and all their hard work has finally paid off. The Gardens of Bomarzo has an original concept, a healthy variety of sounds and a solid
Clorinde ~ The Gardens of Bomarzo
Clorinde (London-based Italian brothers Andrea and Simone Salvatici), have been working on their magnum opus for years, and all their hard work has finally paid off. The Gardens of Bomarzo has an original concept, a healthy variety of sounds and a solid
