Kreng ~ Works for Abattoir Fermé 2007-2011
Every once in a relatively long while, one comes by an artist that proves life changing, an artist that blows a lot of what one has encountered before and a lot of those one would come to cross paths with
Kreng ~ Works for Abattoir Fermé 2007-2011
Every once in a relatively long while, one comes by an artist that proves life changing, an artist that blows a lot of what one has encountered before and a lot of those one would come to cross paths with
Goblin Cuts ~ Global Cuts [vol. 1]
Recommended Gift Alert! Looking for the perfect gift for that hard-to-please indie music / art fan in your life? Your prayers have just been answered. Usually by the time we tell you about a sweet limited edition, it’s sold out,
Goblin Cuts ~ Global Cuts [vol. 1]
Recommended Gift Alert! Looking for the perfect gift for that hard-to-please indie music / art fan in your life? Your prayers have just been answered. Usually by the time we tell you about a sweet limited edition, it’s sold out,
h+ ~ GIGA
Electronic music has long been the music of the future. In a way it is science fiction music as it attempts to describe a time when human beings will have either ascended to a better state of being, or society
h+ ~ GIGA
Electronic music has long been the music of the future. In a way it is science fiction music as it attempts to describe a time when human beings will have either ascended to a better state of being, or society
io ~ Flamenco Abstractions
Io is the work of ethnomusicologist David Font, who, along with flamenco guitarist José Luis Rodríguez, has delved deep into the essence of flamenco guitar with Flamenco Abstractions. The album revolves around three experiments upon types: one for “mineras”, one
io ~ Flamenco Abstractions
Io is the work of ethnomusicologist David Font, who, along with flamenco guitarist José Luis Rodríguez, has delved deep into the essence of flamenco guitar with Flamenco Abstractions. The album revolves around three experiments upon types: one for “mineras”, one
Poppy Ackroyd ~ Escapement
On her enchanting debut, Poppy Ackroyd makes the most of her favorite instruments, turning them into virtual drums, harps and bells, while retaining their popular timbres. That’s not a drum machine we hear; it’s a drumstick or hand on wood. On Escapement, Ackroyd escapes
Poppy Ackroyd ~ Escapement
On her enchanting debut, Poppy Ackroyd makes the most of her favorite instruments, turning them into virtual drums, harps and bells, while retaining their popular timbres. That’s not a drum machine we hear; it’s a drumstick or hand on wood. On Escapement, Ackroyd escapes
Pleq / Lüüp ~ The Redemption Bells
One folk inspired artist with an ear for the pastoral and the generally uplifting meets another who has made all things dark and dreary his own; a collaboration that could either work fantastically well or fall completely flat. In case
Pleq / Lüüp ~ The Redemption Bells
One folk inspired artist with an ear for the pastoral and the generally uplifting meets another who has made all things dark and dreary his own; a collaboration that could either work fantastically well or fall completely flat. In case
Mentallo and the Fixer ~ Music from the Eather
This 3-disc box set is massive in looks, sound, depth, height and breadth. Its quality flies in the face of the popular belief that artists grow less effective the longer they record and the more hallucinogens they sample. After twenty
Mentallo and the Fixer ~ Music from the Eather
This 3-disc box set is massive in looks, sound, depth, height and breadth. Its quality flies in the face of the popular belief that artists grow less effective the longer they record and the more hallucinogens they sample. After twenty
V/A ~ Qu’allons-nous faire si loin d’ici?
What are we going to do so far from here? This is the question posed by French post-rocker Julien (My Own True Desire, Atlantic Drop), whose seventeen-track compilation brings new attention to a huge French underground. We’ve encountered a few
V/A ~ Qu’allons-nous faire si loin d’ici?
What are we going to do so far from here? This is the question posed by French post-rocker Julien (My Own True Desire, Atlantic Drop), whose seventeen-track compilation brings new attention to a huge French underground. We’ve encountered a few
a closer listen 