Echoes and Dust ~ Musical Therapy

The connection between artistry and depression is often termed “the creative fire”.  The website Echoes and Dust has launched a brand new series on the topic, including contributions from musicians, counselors and more. We highly recommend it to our readers.

Echoes and Dust ~ Musical Therapy

The connection between artistry and depression is often termed “the creative fire”.  The website Echoes and Dust has launched a brand new series on the topic, including contributions from musicians, counselors and more. We highly recommend it to our readers.

Segue ~ The Here And Now

Vancouver’s Jordan Sauer, under the name Segue, returns with The Here And Now. Arriving out of Paris on French label Sem, Segue’s music rests with hushed melodies and clipped beats. Beautiful, breathy harmonies glow faintly, and the presence of the beat is

Segue ~ The Here And Now

Vancouver’s Jordan Sauer, under the name Segue, returns with The Here And Now. Arriving out of Paris on French label Sem, Segue’s music rests with hushed melodies and clipped beats. Beautiful, breathy harmonies glow faintly, and the presence of the beat is

obe ~ Partners

It’s a good thing we reviewed obe‘s album teaser in 2012, because it’s taken 21 months for the full release to appear.  Fortunately, it’s been worth the wait.  The two excellent tracks of the Standard Cheese EP are included here, and are

obe ~ Partners

It’s a good thing we reviewed obe‘s album teaser in 2012, because it’s taken 21 months for the full release to appear.  Fortunately, it’s been worth the wait.  The two excellent tracks of the Standard Cheese EP are included here, and are

Eric Thielemans ~ Sprang

Percussion is more than just drums, a fact that Eric Thielemans highlights on his latest effort for Miasmah.  The title is apt, as Sprang incorporates the sounds of springs and gears, plants and water.  It’s a springlike album, pun intended, perhaps the

Eric Thielemans ~ Sprang

Percussion is more than just drums, a fact that Eric Thielemans highlights on his latest effort for Miasmah.  The title is apt, as Sprang incorporates the sounds of springs and gears, plants and water.  It’s a springlike album, pun intended, perhaps the

CFP: Sound Art Curating Conference

We’d like to draw your attention to the following Call For Papers.  Go here for the full information. Histories, Theories and Practices of Sound Art Call for Papers Histories, Theories and Practices of Sound Art May 15 – 16 –

CFP: Sound Art Curating Conference

We’d like to draw your attention to the following Call For Papers.  Go here for the full information. Histories, Theories and Practices of Sound Art Call for Papers Histories, Theories and Practices of Sound Art May 15 – 16 –

Carolino ~ Woven

This story may shatter your heart or weave it back together.  Isabella Faith was born a few days before Christmas and left this life a few days after.  This album was written and released while she was waiting in the

Carolino ~ Woven

This story may shatter your heart or weave it back together.  Isabella Faith was born a few days before Christmas and left this life a few days after.  This album was written and released while she was waiting in the

Kangding Ray ~ Solens Arc

Like the white swish of the famous Nike tick, Solens Arc swoops high above the sky, a band steep in its incline, racing against the friction of gravity. The arc, with its incredible altitude, rises in an easy swoosh and then inverts

Kangding Ray ~ Solens Arc

Like the white swish of the famous Nike tick, Solens Arc swoops high above the sky, a band steep in its incline, racing against the friction of gravity. The arc, with its incredible altitude, rises in an easy swoosh and then inverts

Stray Ghost ~ Mały Wilk

I will state this outright: Mały Wilk is one of the prettiest albums I’ve heard this year. It’s like an Ólafur Arnalds work, both deeply sentimental and rational, a work that plunges the listener into a musical environment so dense

Stray Ghost ~ Mały Wilk

I will state this outright: Mały Wilk is one of the prettiest albums I’ve heard this year. It’s like an Ólafur Arnalds work, both deeply sentimental and rational, a work that plunges the listener into a musical environment so dense