Category Archives: Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
Fighting Lion ~ Sparkling days, sparkling nights
This fighting lion is more of a happy, confident lion, saying “Put ’em up, put ’em up” in a playful fashion. After all, who in their right mind would want to fight with a lion? That’s why most lions get
Fighting Lion ~ Sparkling days, sparkling nights
This fighting lion is more of a happy, confident lion, saying “Put ’em up, put ’em up” in a playful fashion. After all, who in their right mind would want to fight with a lion? That’s why most lions get
K-Conjog ~ Set Your Spirit Freak!
Please ignore the connotations of the title and the moniker. This is neither a hip-hop album nor a collection of club anthems, but a melodic blend of post-rock and modern composition, and one of the year’s undiscovered gems. Abandon Building
K-Conjog ~ Set Your Spirit Freak!
Please ignore the connotations of the title and the moniker. This is neither a hip-hop album nor a collection of club anthems, but a melodic blend of post-rock and modern composition, and one of the year’s undiscovered gems. Abandon Building
Johan G Winther ~ Of Use
The first wave of recorded music was physical, the second digital, and the third personal. One of the best things to come from the digital revolution was a response from the creative art industry: a wash of physical releases that
Johan G Winther ~ Of Use
The first wave of recorded music was physical, the second digital, and the third personal. One of the best things to come from the digital revolution was a response from the creative art industry: a wash of physical releases that
Andrew Weathers & Andrew Marino ~ We Don’t Have Sun Like This
The folky, homespun, guitar-picking improvisational style of the North Carolinian hills is now the sound of … Oakland, California? Yes, you read that right. Andrew Weathers has relocated, although his sound hasn’t yet changed to reflect the culture of Raiders and
Andrew Weathers & Andrew Marino ~ We Don’t Have Sun Like This
The folky, homespun, guitar-picking improvisational style of the North Carolinian hills is now the sound of … Oakland, California? Yes, you read that right. Andrew Weathers has relocated, although his sound hasn’t yet changed to reflect the culture of Raiders and
Sigur Rós ~ Valtari
The release of Sigur Rós’sixth studio album was always going to be an event worth waiting for, but in case you’re not familiar with the reason why, here’s a quick recap of their career so far: They released Von, an
Sigur Rós ~ Valtari
The release of Sigur Rós’sixth studio album was always going to be an event worth waiting for, but in case you’re not familiar with the reason why, here’s a quick recap of their career so far: They released Von, an
Drops ~ Believe You Me EP
What’s not to like about glockenspiels, handclaps and bells? With the Believe You Me EP, Drops has created a perfect summer salad: music that sounds lovely when played at an outdoor picnic and puts everyone into a good mood. It’s a short one
Drops ~ Believe You Me EP
What’s not to like about glockenspiels, handclaps and bells? With the Believe You Me EP, Drops has created a perfect summer salad: music that sounds lovely when played at an outdoor picnic and puts everyone into a good mood. It’s a short one
Evan Caminiti ~ Night Dust
Fans of Evan Caminiti have to be rejoicing. Not only has this fellow been exponentially prolific with each passing year, but his music is always operating on a high level. This year alone sees him releasing no less than three solo albums
Evan Caminiti ~ Night Dust
Fans of Evan Caminiti have to be rejoicing. Not only has this fellow been exponentially prolific with each passing year, but his music is always operating on a high level. This year alone sees him releasing no less than three solo albums
Komatsu ~ Komatsu
Two people? Two people? No way does this sound like two people. Perhaps the lads from Finland have four arms, or multi-tracked, or invited some reindeer to play along. Komatsu is full and lush, ripe with intriguing sounds, left of center
Komatsu ~ Komatsu
Two people? Two people? No way does this sound like two people. Perhaps the lads from Finland have four arms, or multi-tracked, or invited some reindeer to play along. Komatsu is full and lush, ripe with intriguing sounds, left of center
a closer listen 