Category Archives: Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
Henrik Meierkord & Pawel Kobak ~ Marhia
The first collaboration by cellist Henrik Meierkord and house producer and flute player Pawel Kobak is a jarringly playful collection of songs that bounce from sweeping ambience to rave-ready dub breakdowns— and then back again— in a matter of tracks.
Henrik Meierkord & Pawel Kobak ~ Marhia
The first collaboration by cellist Henrik Meierkord and house producer and flute player Pawel Kobak is a jarringly playful collection of songs that bounce from sweeping ambience to rave-ready dub breakdowns— and then back again— in a matter of tracks.
Fly Pan Am ~ Frontera
This is one fast album. When we write, “After 25 years, Fly Pan Am shows no sign of slowing down,” take it literally. While a hint of the speed can be found at the end of last year’s extended video single
Fly Pan Am ~ Frontera
This is one fast album. When we write, “After 25 years, Fly Pan Am shows no sign of slowing down,” take it literally. While a hint of the speed can be found at the end of last year’s extended video single
GLEN ~ PULL!
Berlin krautrockers GLEN have made an evolutionary leap from 2017’s CRACK. While that LP featured two long instrumentals and three vocal tracks, PULL! is all instrumental save for the physical only bonus track; and the quartet’s sound has grown far more intense. The loose theme
GLEN ~ PULL!
Berlin krautrockers GLEN have made an evolutionary leap from 2017’s CRACK. While that LP featured two long instrumentals and three vocal tracks, PULL! is all instrumental save for the physical only bonus track; and the quartet’s sound has grown far more intense. The loose theme
Notre Dame de la Colline ~ Poèmes fous pour herbes fraîches
A lot may be written about the collective Founding our own Glorious Chapels, who brought us TorqueMadra a few years back. Remember those wondrous, glorious days when all we had to worry about were Brexit and Trump, and the pandemic was a
Notre Dame de la Colline ~ Poèmes fous pour herbes fraîches
A lot may be written about the collective Founding our own Glorious Chapels, who brought us TorqueMadra a few years back. Remember those wondrous, glorious days when all we had to worry about were Brexit and Trump, and the pandemic was a
Baulta ~ Another Second Chance
Finland post-rock quartet Baulta has emerged from the pandemic with a new album, prefaced by a pair of singles and a unified look. All the post-rock hallmarks are here: slow builds, big hooks, peaks and valleys, a sense of catharsis. The quartet
Baulta ~ Another Second Chance
Finland post-rock quartet Baulta has emerged from the pandemic with a new album, prefaced by a pair of singles and a unified look. All the post-rock hallmarks are here: slow builds, big hooks, peaks and valleys, a sense of catharsis. The quartet
Godspeed You! Black Emperor ~ G_d’s Pee AT STATE’S END!
It may be an understatement to say that Godspeed You! Black Emperor‘s time has finally come. Not their musical time ~ that arrived when they first appeared on the scene a quarter century ago. But their socio-political time ~ the time they warned us about,
Godspeed You! Black Emperor ~ G_d’s Pee AT STATE’S END!
It may be an understatement to say that Godspeed You! Black Emperor‘s time has finally come. Not their musical time ~ that arrived when they first appeared on the scene a quarter century ago. But their socio-political time ~ the time they warned us about,
BRUIT ≤ ~ The Machine is burning and now everyone knows it could happen again
I can’t believe this is a debut album. Toulouse post-rock quartet BRUIT ≤ (the symbol a sign of humility, meaning “less than”) certainly knows what it’s doing. Four extended stormers (one for each member), two explosive videos, a sense of largesse, and a
BRUIT ≤ ~ The Machine is burning and now everyone knows it could happen again
I can’t believe this is a debut album. Toulouse post-rock quartet BRUIT ≤ (the symbol a sign of humility, meaning “less than”) certainly knows what it’s doing. Four extended stormers (one for each member), two explosive videos, a sense of largesse, and a
Tomaga ~ Intimate Immensity
The final album from Tomaga (Tom Relleen and Valentina Magaletti) will forever be colored by the untimely death of Relleen last August; and the color is blue. Blue is loss and sadness, sea and sky, inspiration and wisdom, and finally, acceptance. Blue
Tomaga ~ Intimate Immensity
The final album from Tomaga (Tom Relleen and Valentina Magaletti) will forever be colored by the untimely death of Relleen last August; and the color is blue. Blue is loss and sadness, sea and sky, inspiration and wisdom, and finally, acceptance. Blue
a closer listen 