Category Archives: Experimental
Various Artists ~ Sonopsies
Seven compilations in seven days. It’s been an exceptional month for compilations, and anyone who checks out all of this week’s features will have acquired quite an education. Today’s album is the wildest of them all, a true experimental extravaganza.
Various Artists ~ Sonopsies
Seven compilations in seven days. It’s been an exceptional month for compilations, and anyone who checks out all of this week’s features will have acquired quite an education. Today’s album is the wildest of them all, a true experimental extravaganza.
Kreng ~ Works for Abattoir Fermé 2007-2011
Every once in a relatively long while, one comes by an artist that proves life changing, an artist that blows a lot of what one has encountered before and a lot of those one would come to cross paths with
Kreng ~ Works for Abattoir Fermé 2007-2011
Every once in a relatively long while, one comes by an artist that proves life changing, an artist that blows a lot of what one has encountered before and a lot of those one would come to cross paths with
Goblin Cuts ~ Global Cuts [vol. 1]
Recommended Gift Alert! Looking for the perfect gift for that hard-to-please indie music / art fan in your life? Your prayers have just been answered. Usually by the time we tell you about a sweet limited edition, it’s sold out,
Goblin Cuts ~ Global Cuts [vol. 1]
Recommended Gift Alert! Looking for the perfect gift for that hard-to-please indie music / art fan in your life? Your prayers have just been answered. Usually by the time we tell you about a sweet limited edition, it’s sold out,
io ~ Flamenco Abstractions
Io is the work of ethnomusicologist David Font, who, along with flamenco guitarist José Luis Rodríguez, has delved deep into the essence of flamenco guitar with Flamenco Abstractions. The album revolves around three experiments upon types: one for “mineras”, one
io ~ Flamenco Abstractions
Io is the work of ethnomusicologist David Font, who, along with flamenco guitarist José Luis Rodríguez, has delved deep into the essence of flamenco guitar with Flamenco Abstractions. The album revolves around three experiments upon types: one for “mineras”, one
Software Wolf ~ Spit & Image
We love a mystery, and luckily Byron Christoloudou (Felt Collective, Golders Green) does too. From the sound of his introduction, Byron was simply trolling Soundcloud one day when he came across a lonely, beguiling setlist of “awesomely weird tunes” with virtually
Software Wolf ~ Spit & Image
We love a mystery, and luckily Byron Christoloudou (Felt Collective, Golders Green) does too. From the sound of his introduction, Byron was simply trolling Soundcloud one day when he came across a lonely, beguiling setlist of “awesomely weird tunes” with virtually
Alfred Brown ~ The Seagull – A Song Cycle
Alfred Brown from Buffalo happily admits on his website that he is not a composer of music, but an inventor of sounds, which in some cases he likes to describe as music. The Seagull – A Song Cycle, his soundtrack to
Alfred Brown ~ The Seagull – A Song Cycle
Alfred Brown from Buffalo happily admits on his website that he is not a composer of music, but an inventor of sounds, which in some cases he likes to describe as music. The Seagull – A Song Cycle, his soundtrack to
Alex Durlak / Damian Valles ~ Guitar and Drums
Guitar and Drums is one of those albums that emit an aura of playfulness, an experimental mood that might just inspire the listener to go ahead and play with something they know well. In the case of Alex Durlak &
Alex Durlak / Damian Valles ~ Guitar and Drums
Guitar and Drums is one of those albums that emit an aura of playfulness, an experimental mood that might just inspire the listener to go ahead and play with something they know well. In the case of Alex Durlak &
Gabriel Saloman ~ Adhere
A monthly feature in The Wire asks guests to listen to and attempt to identify anonymous music. Most of the guests are semi-successful. If the idea were expanded to labels, then Miasmah would be an easy mark. The label has developed a
Gabriel Saloman ~ Adhere
A monthly feature in The Wire asks guests to listen to and attempt to identify anonymous music. Most of the guests are semi-successful. If the idea were expanded to labels, then Miasmah would be an easy mark. The label has developed a
a closer listen 