Category Archives: Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
Star of Heaven ~ Live from Öregrund
Today it is our pleasure to introduce the Stockholm post-rock quartet Star of Heaven, now on their third album. This one is a special treat due to its form of presentation ~ performed live in Öregrunds church, with resonant acoustics.
Star of Heaven ~ Live from Öregrund
Today it is our pleasure to introduce the Stockholm post-rock quartet Star of Heaven, now on their third album. This one is a special treat due to its form of presentation ~ performed live in Öregrunds church, with resonant acoustics.
Junkboy ~ Littoral States
The album’s overall feature is its tone: folkish, pastoral and distinctly British. If the music yields a hint of the 60s, it’s no coincidence: the album was partially inspired by the music of The Beach Boys ~ not their surfing
Junkboy ~ Littoral States
The album’s overall feature is its tone: folkish, pastoral and distinctly British. If the music yields a hint of the 60s, it’s no coincidence: the album was partially inspired by the music of The Beach Boys ~ not their surfing
Bex Burch ~ There is only love and fear
International Anthem is the perfect label for this album as it reflects the nature of its genesis. Bex Burch lived in Ghana for three years, gaining the skills that eventually enabled her to build her own wooden xylophone. She’d also
Bex Burch ~ There is only love and fear
International Anthem is the perfect label for this album as it reflects the nature of its genesis. Bex Burch lived in Ghana for three years, gaining the skills that eventually enabled her to build her own wooden xylophone. She’d also
Spurv ~ Brefjære
Now this is how you make a rock album. Five years on from Myra, one of our top post-rock albums of 2018, comes Brefjære, which improves on its already-excellent predecessor by pulling out all the stops. The Norwegian sextet has added a string
Spurv ~ Brefjære
Now this is how you make a rock album. Five years on from Myra, one of our top post-rock albums of 2018, comes Brefjære, which improves on its already-excellent predecessor by pulling out all the stops. The Norwegian sextet has added a string
Radian ~ Distorted Rooms
Is Distorted Rooms rock or electronic? Is the music improvised or composed? On Radian‘s new album, loud sounds become soft and soft sounds become loud; guitar lines are cut free from their moorings; loops and layers intertwine. Each track becomes one of
Radian ~ Distorted Rooms
Is Distorted Rooms rock or electronic? Is the music improvised or composed? On Radian‘s new album, loud sounds become soft and soft sounds become loud; guitar lines are cut free from their moorings; loops and layers intertwine. Each track becomes one of
Grails ~ Anches En Maat
Grails does not release a lot of music, but every release has been solid, so we’re not complaining. Anches En Maat is their first album in six years, their first in fifteen years to be recorded together in the studio, and
Grails ~ Anches En Maat
Grails does not release a lot of music, but every release has been solid, so we’re not complaining. Anches En Maat is their first album in six years, their first in fifteen years to be recorded together in the studio, and
Fall Music Preview 2023 ~ Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
Post-rock fans will have plenty to rejoice about this fall as a host of big names are preparing new albums. Explosions in the Sky, world’s end girlfriend, Grails and Spurv are just the tip of the iceberg. We’ve been waiting
Fall Music Preview 2023 ~ Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
Post-rock fans will have plenty to rejoice about this fall as a host of big names are preparing new albums. Explosions in the Sky, world’s end girlfriend, Grails and Spurv are just the tip of the iceberg. We’ve been waiting
Matthew Halsall ~ An Ever Changing View
As the title and cover art suggest, Matthew Halsall’s ninth album celebrates a subtle change in approach to his music. In contrast to much of his earlier work, he didn’t write this album in his studio in Manchester but in
Matthew Halsall ~ An Ever Changing View
As the title and cover art suggest, Matthew Halsall’s ninth album celebrates a subtle change in approach to his music. In contrast to much of his earlier work, he didn’t write this album in his studio in Manchester but in
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