Posts Tagged: david murrieta
*Press A* 2025 ~ The Year’s Best Videogame Soundtracks
In 2024 we identified a great wave of equalizing conditions in terms of production values between large corporate actors and the independent scene. In 2025 that continues and indeed seems to now be the norm. The trend seems to be
*Press A* 2025 ~ The Year’s Best Videogame Soundtracks
In 2024 we identified a great wave of equalizing conditions in terms of production values between large corporate actors and the independent scene. In 2025 that continues and indeed seems to now be the norm. The trend seems to be
*Press A* ~ Tumult Kollektiv ~ The Knightling
It all starts with wonder. Adventure as the longing expansion of thinking oneself another. A desire for the stars to burrow into the ground before us, enchantment as the very mechanics of our movement to grasp something that is not
*Press A* ~ Tumult Kollektiv ~ The Knightling
It all starts with wonder. Adventure as the longing expansion of thinking oneself another. A desire for the stars to burrow into the ground before us, enchantment as the very mechanics of our movement to grasp something that is not
Zhao Cong ~ blow, blow, blow, blow, blow
You are drifting through the air over a valley of sharp crackling sounds. The wind picks you up; it feels distinctly like a breath, emitted by an unseen body beyond perception, and it pushes you toward a forest of contactless
Zhao Cong ~ blow, blow, blow, blow, blow
You are drifting through the air over a valley of sharp crackling sounds. The wind picks you up; it feels distinctly like a breath, emitted by an unseen body beyond perception, and it pushes you toward a forest of contactless
A Bizarre One-Person Orchestra ~ An Interview with Jorge Espinal
We’ve covered Jorge Espinal‘s music before, when he was part of Ricarda Cometa, with whom he surprised us through a chaotic, kinetic approach to musical processes. As we looked forward to Espinal’s debut album for Peruvian label Buh Records, we
A Bizarre One-Person Orchestra ~ An Interview with Jorge Espinal
We’ve covered Jorge Espinal‘s music before, when he was part of Ricarda Cometa, with whom he surprised us through a chaotic, kinetic approach to musical processes. As we looked forward to Espinal’s debut album for Peruvian label Buh Records, we
To Float Freely Away ~ An Interview with Zosha Warpeha and Mariel Terán
Zosha Warpeha and Mariel Terán are each deep-dive explorers of instruments. As improvisers and composers, they’ve developed unique voices in contemporary instrumental music: Warpeha’s recent record, silver dawn, was one of my favorites of last year, and Terán’s work has
To Float Freely Away ~ An Interview with Zosha Warpeha and Mariel Terán
Zosha Warpeha and Mariel Terán are each deep-dive explorers of instruments. As improvisers and composers, they’ve developed unique voices in contemporary instrumental music: Warpeha’s recent record, silver dawn, was one of my favorites of last year, and Terán’s work has
A Frog Call Can Operate Like a Piano Chord: An Interview with Saapato
Saapato is a project by New York-based musician Brendan Principato, who is deeply interested in the aural connections of the natural world. His new album Decomposition: Fox on a Highway was released last month and includes collaborations with KMRU, Ben Seratan,
A Frog Call Can Operate Like a Piano Chord: An Interview with Saapato
Saapato is a project by New York-based musician Brendan Principato, who is deeply interested in the aural connections of the natural world. His new album Decomposition: Fox on a Highway was released last month and includes collaborations with KMRU, Ben Seratan,
Divide and Dissolve ~ Insatiable
As the system’s parts plug into each other to grind our senses into shapes unrecognizable to ourselves, we are produced and reproduced to mimic its never-ending impulses. Doom metal has always been about the world’s end, the concrete burden of
Divide and Dissolve ~ Insatiable
As the system’s parts plug into each other to grind our senses into shapes unrecognizable to ourselves, we are produced and reproduced to mimic its never-ending impulses. Doom metal has always been about the world’s end, the concrete burden of
Extra Life ~ The Sacred Vowel
From the outset, we are faced with an interesting decision on the part of a band known for its challenging, unique musical imaginary: a lullaby. Extra Life has done this before, in 2012’s Dream Seeds, but this time around it
Extra Life ~ The Sacred Vowel
From the outset, we are faced with an interesting decision on the part of a band known for its challenging, unique musical imaginary: a lullaby. Extra Life has done this before, in 2012’s Dream Seeds, but this time around it
a closer listen 