Golden Diskó Ship ~ Araceae
Golden Diskó Ship (Berlin’s Theresa Stroetges) may have set out to make an album about climate change, but in the process has also inadvertently solved the pandemic problem. The lead video for “Wildly Floral, Slightly Damp” features Wiebke Frerichs in
Golden Diskó Ship ~ Araceae
Golden Diskó Ship (Berlin’s Theresa Stroetges) may have set out to make an album about climate change, but in the process has also inadvertently solved the pandemic problem. The lead video for “Wildly Floral, Slightly Damp” features Wiebke Frerichs in
Methods Body ~ S/T
The self-titled album from Methods Body is engaging and unpredictable, beginning in one place and ending where few might expect. The LP is broken into two parts, “Quiet” and “Claimed Events,” each with its own sub-movements. Contrary to expectation, “Quiet” is anything
Methods Body ~ S/T
The self-titled album from Methods Body is engaging and unpredictable, beginning in one place and ending where few might expect. The LP is broken into two parts, “Quiet” and “Claimed Events,” each with its own sub-movements. Contrary to expectation, “Quiet” is anything
Klara Lewis ~ Ingrid
The granular, watery artwork that adorns Klara Lewis’ latest release is just as irreducible and calculated as the music it accompanies. The single, twenty minute piece fragments a lone cello loop the way that outer threads on a quilt might
Klara Lewis ~ Ingrid
The granular, watery artwork that adorns Klara Lewis’ latest release is just as irreducible and calculated as the music it accompanies. The single, twenty minute piece fragments a lone cello loop the way that outer threads on a quilt might
LFSaw ~ attuning
Much time is spent considering the way we view nature, and some on how nature views us; but very little on how nature views nature. On a recent trip to the island of Amrum, LFSaw (Berlin’s Till Bovermann) attempted to enter the
LFSaw ~ attuning
Much time is spent considering the way we view nature, and some on how nature views us; but very little on how nature views nature. On a recent trip to the island of Amrum, LFSaw (Berlin’s Till Bovermann) attempted to enter the
Sea Island & Ferry ~ Telescope
We’re receiving a lot of releases in real time these days, offering an immediate view ~ a telescope ~ into the crisis as it continues to unfold around the world. Sea Island & Ferry began writing their album as a response to the
Sea Island & Ferry ~ Telescope
We’re receiving a lot of releases in real time these days, offering an immediate view ~ a telescope ~ into the crisis as it continues to unfold around the world. Sea Island & Ferry began writing their album as a response to the
Ned Milligan & John Atkinson ~ Call Me When You Can
Sometimes a review is this simple: if you enjoy chimes, tape loops and light field recordings, you’ll love this CD. Ned Milligan (who is also the founder of the Florabelle label) has been specializing in chimes for years, working from “a rural
Ned Milligan & John Atkinson ~ Call Me When You Can
Sometimes a review is this simple: if you enjoy chimes, tape loops and light field recordings, you’ll love this CD. Ned Milligan (who is also the founder of the Florabelle label) has been specializing in chimes for years, working from “a rural
Duncan Speakman and Tineke De Meyer ~ The House Was Alright
When music is combined with spoken word, every aspect has to line up: tone, timing, and delivery are key. Duncan Speakman and Tineke De Meyer thread the needle on The House Was Alright, underlining the most banal subject ~ the weather ~ and
Duncan Speakman and Tineke De Meyer ~ The House Was Alright
When music is combined with spoken word, every aspect has to line up: tone, timing, and delivery are key. Duncan Speakman and Tineke De Meyer thread the needle on The House Was Alright, underlining the most banal subject ~ the weather ~ and
Páll Ragnar Pálsson, Caput Ensemble, Tui Hirv ~ Atonement
Páll Ragnar Pálsson‘s new album is dark and mysterious, reflecting the ravages of war and the uncertainties of time. Yet one can’t help but view it through the lens of love. This is because the album would not exist without
Páll Ragnar Pálsson, Caput Ensemble, Tui Hirv ~ Atonement
Páll Ragnar Pálsson‘s new album is dark and mysterious, reflecting the ravages of war and the uncertainties of time. Yet one can’t help but view it through the lens of love. This is because the album would not exist without
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