Posts Tagged: Lost Tribe Sound
The Green Kingdom ~ The North Wind and the Sun
The North Wind and the Sun is a record of deep clarity and calm, looking out at the world with a pair of bright green eyes. By largely abandoning his electric guitar and taking up more traditional acoustic instrumentation, The Green Kingdom (Michael Cottone) reinvigorates and enriches his music,
The Green Kingdom ~ The North Wind and the Sun
The North Wind and the Sun is a record of deep clarity and calm, looking out at the world with a pair of bright green eyes. By largely abandoning his electric guitar and taking up more traditional acoustic instrumentation, The Green Kingdom (Michael Cottone) reinvigorates and enriches his music,
Alder & Ash ~ Clutched in the Maw of the World
Clutched in the Maw of the World confirms everything that we proclaimed last year about the talents of Alder & Ash (Adrian Copeland). Copeland has the skill and ambition to rival his contemporaries, and to do for the cello what Colin Stetson
Alder & Ash ~ Clutched in the Maw of the World
Clutched in the Maw of the World confirms everything that we proclaimed last year about the talents of Alder & Ash (Adrian Copeland). Copeland has the skill and ambition to rival his contemporaries, and to do for the cello what Colin Stetson
Alder & Ash ~ Psalms for the Sunder
Once in a while, we get our wish. Last year we lamented the fact that Psalms for the Sunder was available only in digital form. This year, thanks to the fine folks at Lost Tribe Sound, not only do we get a
Alder & Ash ~ Psalms for the Sunder
Once in a while, we get our wish. Last year we lamented the fact that Psalms for the Sunder was available only in digital form. This year, thanks to the fine folks at Lost Tribe Sound, not only do we get a
William Ryan Fritch ~ The Sum of its Parts/The Old Believers
The reputation of William Ryan Fritch had already been established when Lost Tribe Sound launched the Leave Me Subscription Series in 2014. That series, twelve albums in total, sent him over the top. As the subscriptions had been extremely limited, many never got to
William Ryan Fritch ~ The Sum of its Parts/The Old Believers
The reputation of William Ryan Fritch had already been established when Lost Tribe Sound launched the Leave Me Subscription Series in 2014. That series, twelve albums in total, sent him over the top. As the subscriptions had been extremely limited, many never got to
William Ryan Fritch ~ Birkitshi – Eagle Hunters in a New World
Birkitshi – Eagle Hunters in a New World is not only a great new film score from William Ryan Fritch, but the first installment of a brand new subscription series from Lost Tribe Sound. The film bemoans the decline of a
William Ryan Fritch ~ Birkitshi – Eagle Hunters in a New World
Birkitshi – Eagle Hunters in a New World is not only a great new film score from William Ryan Fritch, but the first installment of a brand new subscription series from Lost Tribe Sound. The film bemoans the decline of a
ACL 2016: Top Ten Rock and Post-Rock
As autumn approached, we were worried; where were all the good rock and post-rock albums? But at the end of the year, they entered in a flurry. What began as a disappointing year turned out to be incredibly solid ~
ACL 2016: Top Ten Rock and Post-Rock
As autumn approached, we were worried; where were all the good rock and post-rock albums? But at the end of the year, they entered in a flurry. What began as a disappointing year turned out to be incredibly solid ~
ACL 2016: The Year’s Best Packaging
Next week we’ll look at the year’s best cover art; in this article, we consider overall packaging. In an era when many consider the physical format to be extinct, these artists and labels say otherwise. A couple can still be
ACL 2016: The Year’s Best Packaging
Next week we’ll look at the year’s best cover art; in this article, we consider overall packaging. In an era when many consider the physical format to be extinct, these artists and labels say otherwise. A couple can still be
