Post-Rock Road Trip: Day Four
Day Four of our road trip takes us across the Channel to France, where the sounds of Oiseaux-Tempête, Fall of Messiah, Red Forest and Totorro await. These acts may not sound French, but they don’t sound like their Canadian counterparts either. All four share
Post-Rock Road Trip: Day Four
Day Four of our road trip takes us across the Channel to France, where the sounds of Oiseaux-Tempête, Fall of Messiah, Red Forest and Totorro await. These acts may not sound French, but they don’t sound like their Canadian counterparts either. All four share
Silmus ~ shelter
The word ‘shelter’ tends to convey protection from adversity. It connotes a confined space offering refuge against broad and injurious exposure; in essence, small against large. Eagerly awaited here at ACL, the second release of Dutch one-man outfit Silmus has
Silmus ~ shelter
The word ‘shelter’ tends to convey protection from adversity. It connotes a confined space offering refuge against broad and injurious exposure; in essence, small against large. Eagerly awaited here at ACL, the second release of Dutch one-man outfit Silmus has
Wolfgang Voigt, Paul Jebanasam & Dalhous at The Church of St John at Hackney
Out of the numerous concert venues I have been to in London since I moved here a little over a year and a half ago The Church of St John at Hackney has pretty quickly established itself as my favourite
Wolfgang Voigt, Paul Jebanasam & Dalhous at The Church of St John at Hackney
Out of the numerous concert venues I have been to in London since I moved here a little over a year and a half ago The Church of St John at Hackney has pretty quickly established itself as my favourite
Fennesz ~ Bécs
In 2001 Mego released Endless Summer, a shimmering wave of digital guitar manipulations that ranks among the best – and “poppiest”- of Fennesz’s now extensive catalog. It wasn’t just the album that solidified Fennesz among the upper echelon of electronic
Fennesz ~ Bécs
In 2001 Mego released Endless Summer, a shimmering wave of digital guitar manipulations that ranks among the best – and “poppiest”- of Fennesz’s now extensive catalog. It wasn’t just the album that solidified Fennesz among the upper echelon of electronic
Post Rock Road Trip: Day Three
Today our post-rock road trip acts like a European backpacker, making its pit stops in Scotland, the U.K. and Greece, staying in hostels and taking in new music from The Gothenburg Address, Those Amongst Us Are Wolves and Sleepstream. We’ve been
Post Rock Road Trip: Day Three
Today our post-rock road trip acts like a European backpacker, making its pit stops in Scotland, the U.K. and Greece, staying in hostels and taking in new music from The Gothenburg Address, Those Amongst Us Are Wolves and Sleepstream. We’ve been
Post-Rock Road Trip: Day Two
On the second day of our road trip, we turn north to Canada, the home of many post-rock originators. Canada’s new breed includes An Ant and An Atom, North Atlantic Drift, Northumbria and Music for Money, all of whom skirt on the edges
Post-Rock Road Trip: Day Two
On the second day of our road trip, we turn north to Canada, the home of many post-rock originators. Canada’s new breed includes An Ant and An Atom, North Atlantic Drift, Northumbria and Music for Money, all of whom skirt on the edges
Post-Rock Road Trip: Day One
We’re looking for the world’s best instrumental post-rock. This week, we’ll be traveling around the planet and covering a few releases daily, starting in the U.S. with Unconditional Arms and Wander from the west and Tides of Man, Cavallo and Ghosts of Sailors at Sea from the east.
Post-Rock Road Trip: Day One
We’re looking for the world’s best instrumental post-rock. This week, we’ll be traveling around the planet and covering a few releases daily, starting in the U.S. with Unconditional Arms and Wander from the west and Tides of Man, Cavallo and Ghosts of Sailors at Sea from the east.
Premiere Mix: Cliff Dweller’s “The Golden Days of Radio”
Could this be the year’s most original mix? Spanning five decades, 1935-1985, Cliff Dweller’s “The Golden Days of Radio” is an aural walk through history with a decidedly experimental bent. It’s unlike anything else we’ve heard this year. While reviewing Cliff
Premiere Mix: Cliff Dweller’s “The Golden Days of Radio”
Could this be the year’s most original mix? Spanning five decades, 1935-1985, Cliff Dweller’s “The Golden Days of Radio” is an aural walk through history with a decidedly experimental bent. It’s unlike anything else we’ve heard this year. While reviewing Cliff
