Dirge ~ Alma | Baltica
When I first started reading about Dirge I felt a complete dissonance with what I was hearing: these French guys all clad in black like a regular post-metal band were playing music that reminded me of the golden age of
Dirge ~ Alma | Baltica
When I first started reading about Dirge I felt a complete dissonance with what I was hearing: these French guys all clad in black like a regular post-metal band were playing music that reminded me of the golden age of
Everyday Experimentalism: \\NULL|ZØNE// Tapes
\\NULL|ZØNE// has published a few tapes for late 2017 and early 2018 whose sound ranges and styles differ quite a bit, but which are connected by an undercurrent of personal, relatively idiosyncratic aesthetics. “Homegrown experimentalism”, the label calls it, not
Everyday Experimentalism: \\NULL|ZØNE// Tapes
\\NULL|ZØNE// has published a few tapes for late 2017 and early 2018 whose sound ranges and styles differ quite a bit, but which are connected by an undercurrent of personal, relatively idiosyncratic aesthetics. “Homegrown experimentalism”, the label calls it, not
Thomas Carleberg & Emil Nilsson ~ Future Unfolding OST
“I am I and my circumstances,” vitalist Spanish thinker José Ortega y Gasset once wrote, “[and] if I do not save them I cannot save myself”. Future Unfolding is an exploration videogame whose soundtrack reflects the ever-shifting positioning of a
Thomas Carleberg & Emil Nilsson ~ Future Unfolding OST
“I am I and my circumstances,” vitalist Spanish thinker José Ortega y Gasset once wrote, “[and] if I do not save them I cannot save myself”. Future Unfolding is an exploration videogame whose soundtrack reflects the ever-shifting positioning of a
Zenjungle ~ Fragmented Lives
2018’s first great drone album comes from Zenjungle (Phil Gardelis) and extends the genre’s current hot streak. Political disruption, environmental degradation and the refugee crisis have been terrible developments for humanity, but a great inspiration for artists. Like recording artist
Zenjungle ~ Fragmented Lives
2018’s first great drone album comes from Zenjungle (Phil Gardelis) and extends the genre’s current hot streak. Political disruption, environmental degradation and the refugee crisis have been terrible developments for humanity, but a great inspiration for artists. Like recording artist
Aidan Baker & Gareth Davis ~ Invisible Cities
Aidan Baker & Gareth Davis have been known to make a great racket in their respective (and multiple) bands, but don’t expect that here. Invisible Cities is an album of coiled restraint that seems ever on the brink of eruption. In the
Aidan Baker & Gareth Davis ~ Invisible Cities
Aidan Baker & Gareth Davis have been known to make a great racket in their respective (and multiple) bands, but don’t expect that here. Invisible Cities is an album of coiled restraint that seems ever on the brink of eruption. In the
Channeler ~ Protocol
“Protocol is a haunting symphony performed by a post-human orchestra”, says Channeler in the EP’s notes, “a collection of heavy, anxious breathing from partially autonomous machines, combating the notion that they are instruments of an other and not in and
Channeler ~ Protocol
“Protocol is a haunting symphony performed by a post-human orchestra”, says Channeler in the EP’s notes, “a collection of heavy, anxious breathing from partially autonomous machines, combating the notion that they are instruments of an other and not in and
Various Artists ~ Puerto Rico Relief
When the news story broke a couple weeks ago, many were shocked to hear that half of Puerto Rico was still without power. People asked, “Wasn’t the hurricane months ago?” Yes ~ but disasters occur, ravaging millions of lives, and
Various Artists ~ Puerto Rico Relief
When the news story broke a couple weeks ago, many were shocked to hear that half of Puerto Rico was still without power. People asked, “Wasn’t the hurricane months ago?” Yes ~ but disasters occur, ravaging millions of lives, and
Ben McElroy ~ 1,000 Sewing Machines
Nottingham’s multi-disciplinary Ben McElroy has been coming on strong in recent months, with a pair of short, enchanting EPs followed by an alluring album. We were drawn in by the cover, but once we heard the music, we realized that this was
Ben McElroy ~ 1,000 Sewing Machines
Nottingham’s multi-disciplinary Ben McElroy has been coming on strong in recent months, with a pair of short, enchanting EPs followed by an alluring album. We were drawn in by the cover, but once we heard the music, we realized that this was
a closer listen 