Category Archives: Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
Gabriel Saloman ~ Movement Building Vol. 3
It starts with a static exhalation and a heartbeat drum ~ breath and beat together. Eventually the other elements are added: droning guitar, mournful cello and yes – for this is Gabriel Saloman – military drums. But for now we’ll have to
Gabriel Saloman ~ Movement Building Vol. 3
It starts with a static exhalation and a heartbeat drum ~ breath and beat together. Eventually the other elements are added: droning guitar, mournful cello and yes – for this is Gabriel Saloman – military drums. But for now we’ll have to
Gilroy Mere ~ The Green Line
What a warm and wonderful release! Older Londoners will be especially chuffed at the release of this nostalgic album, which celebrates The Green Line of buses that connected London to its neighbors for half a century, ending in 1986. As much a
Gilroy Mere ~ The Green Line
What a warm and wonderful release! Older Londoners will be especially chuffed at the release of this nostalgic album, which celebrates The Green Line of buses that connected London to its neighbors for half a century, ending in 1986. As much a
Mogwai ~ Every Country’s Sun
Twenty years of Mogwai! The band who debuted in 1997 with Young Team is still going strong, so let’s put those doubts to rest right away. Our Country’s Sun offers fans exactly what they wanted, plus a little bit of what they didn’t know
Mogwai ~ Every Country’s Sun
Twenty years of Mogwai! The band who debuted in 1997 with Young Team is still going strong, so let’s put those doubts to rest right away. Our Country’s Sun offers fans exactly what they wanted, plus a little bit of what they didn’t know
Fall Music Preview: Rock & Post-Rock
The biggest instrumental music preview on the planet returns! With nearly 250 albums already announced, we’re expanding our feature into a five-part series. We begin with the Rock and Post-Rock calendar, one that has seemed sparse in recent months but
Fall Music Preview: Rock & Post-Rock
The biggest instrumental music preview on the planet returns! With nearly 250 albums already announced, we’re expanding our feature into a five-part series. We begin with the Rock and Post-Rock calendar, one that has seemed sparse in recent months but
Cam Butler ~ Find Your Love
Find Your Love is the most heroic-sounding album I’ve heard all year. Cam Butler‘s music conjures images of frontiersmen and explorers venturing into the great unknown, six-guns at their sides, ready to fight hordes of enemies on their way to unknown territories.
Cam Butler ~ Find Your Love
Find Your Love is the most heroic-sounding album I’ve heard all year. Cam Butler‘s music conjures images of frontiersmen and explorers venturing into the great unknown, six-guns at their sides, ready to fight hordes of enemies on their way to unknown territories.
Širom ~ I Can Be A Clay Snapper
Širom’s press release tops a thousand words, which doesn’t leave much for us to say, but we’re still going to try. I Can Be A Clay Snapper is one of the most original releases of the upcoming season, offering timbres we
Širom ~ I Can Be A Clay Snapper
Širom’s press release tops a thousand words, which doesn’t leave much for us to say, but we’re still going to try. I Can Be A Clay Snapper is one of the most original releases of the upcoming season, offering timbres we
NYOS ~ Navigation
After two black-and-white albums and one black-and-white single, Finland guitar and drums duo NYOS has finally burst into color. The cool wintry blue artwork of Navigation is a confident metaphor for the music, which continues to surprise. Thanks to the looping, there’s no way
NYOS ~ Navigation
After two black-and-white albums and one black-and-white single, Finland guitar and drums duo NYOS has finally burst into color. The cool wintry blue artwork of Navigation is a confident metaphor for the music, which continues to surprise. Thanks to the looping, there’s no way
We Stood Like Kings ~ USA 1982
Brussels quartet We Stood Like Kings has no shortage of ambition. After releasing scores for the silent films Berlin and A Sixth Part of the World, they’ve chosen to tackle a more modern film that is known for its score. It’s hard to think of Koyaanisqatsi without
We Stood Like Kings ~ USA 1982
Brussels quartet We Stood Like Kings has no shortage of ambition. After releasing scores for the silent films Berlin and A Sixth Part of the World, they’ve chosen to tackle a more modern film that is known for its score. It’s hard to think of Koyaanisqatsi without
a closer listen 