Category Archives: Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
Man Forever ~ Pansophical Cataract
The players sit down. The tape starts rolling. ‘Ladies and gentlemen…’ announces the MC, ‘the very best of order. Drumroll, maestro, please.’ The drum begins rolling. A tom-tom, mind, not a snare. Then more drums. And then more. Then a
Man Forever ~ Pansophical Cataract
The players sit down. The tape starts rolling. ‘Ladies and gentlemen…’ announces the MC, ‘the very best of order. Drumroll, maestro, please.’ The drum begins rolling. A tom-tom, mind, not a snare. Then more drums. And then more. Then a
When Clouds Collide ~ We’re Just Making Sound
Post-rock has been around enough to inspire nostalgia, which is ironic considering the fact that the genre is still going strong. This nostalgia kicks in when fans hear music that exemplifies the “classic” post-rock sound: drums, bass, guitars, and occasional
When Clouds Collide ~ We’re Just Making Sound
Post-rock has been around enough to inspire nostalgia, which is ironic considering the fact that the genre is still going strong. This nostalgia kicks in when fans hear music that exemplifies the “classic” post-rock sound: drums, bass, guitars, and occasional
L.T.D.M.S. ~ (« Insérer titre »)
Recommended if you like: roosters, flutes, and repetition. That’s not a common combination, but it’s a fair description of this 8-piece Belgian band’s 50-minute, 4-track post-rock album. The rooster comes into play on the first track, “Douze”, which is bracketed
L.T.D.M.S. ~ (« Insérer titre »)
Recommended if you like: roosters, flutes, and repetition. That’s not a common combination, but it’s a fair description of this 8-piece Belgian band’s 50-minute, 4-track post-rock album. The rooster comes into play on the first track, “Douze”, which is bracketed
These Ship Wrecks ~ Raw Powerless
These Ship Wrecks are a band from Perth, Australia, one of the remotest cities in the world, and despite the fact that our world is becoming smaller and smaller in the digital age, one can’t help but wonder how geographical
These Ship Wrecks ~ Raw Powerless
These Ship Wrecks are a band from Perth, Australia, one of the remotest cities in the world, and despite the fact that our world is becoming smaller and smaller in the digital age, one can’t help but wonder how geographical
Gargle ~ Glow in the Gloom
A little alliteration is present in the hard “g” sounds of the title and band, but a soft “g” might have been more fitting since Glow in the Gloom is an album of smoother edges. The press release touts “sensitive and pathetic
Gargle ~ Glow in the Gloom
A little alliteration is present in the hard “g” sounds of the title and band, but a soft “g” might have been more fitting since Glow in the Gloom is an album of smoother edges. The press release touts “sensitive and pathetic
Cock And Swan ~ Stash
It’s probably wrong to limit albums to days of the week but Stash is very much a Sunday kind of record. For many of us, it’s the day we feel slightly more relaxed than usual, the pace of life just
Cock And Swan ~ Stash
It’s probably wrong to limit albums to days of the week but Stash is very much a Sunday kind of record. For many of us, it’s the day we feel slightly more relaxed than usual, the pace of life just
6LA8 & MMI ~ Reveries
Reverie (n): 1. A state of being pleasantly lost in one’s thoughts; a daydream 2. An instrumental piece suggesting a dreamy or musing state …and a state of dreamy instrumental pieces is exactly what the listener will get when listening
6LA8 & MMI ~ Reveries
Reverie (n): 1. A state of being pleasantly lost in one’s thoughts; a daydream 2. An instrumental piece suggesting a dreamy or musing state …and a state of dreamy instrumental pieces is exactly what the listener will get when listening
orbit over luna ~ Kyōto/Nara
The 22 minutes of Kyōto/Nara were inspired by – and feature recordings of – the two cities in the title, that were once capitals of Japan, the latter from 710 to 784 and the former from 794 to 1869. Due to
orbit over luna ~ Kyōto/Nara
The 22 minutes of Kyōto/Nara were inspired by – and feature recordings of – the two cities in the title, that were once capitals of Japan, the latter from 710 to 784 and the former from 794 to 1869. Due to
a closer listen 