Posts Tagged: Miasmah
Kreng ~ Wormhole
Eleven years have passed since The Summoner was released, long enough for us to wonder if we’d ever hear from Kreng again. Over the past decade, the artist has been composing for theatre and cinema, which is a perfect pivot given his penchant
Kreng ~ Wormhole
Eleven years have passed since The Summoner was released, long enough for us to wonder if we’d ever hear from Kreng again. Over the past decade, the artist has been composing for theatre and cinema, which is a perfect pivot given his penchant
Olga Anna Markowska ~ ISKRA
We rely so much on our mediated exchanges that we often forget the importance of a passing moment, the power of a single deep breath in this world, a spark that we can feel with our whole body and soul,
Olga Anna Markowska ~ ISKRA
We rely so much on our mediated exchanges that we often forget the importance of a passing moment, the power of a single deep breath in this world, a spark that we can feel with our whole body and soul,
Marcus Fjellström ~ The Last Sunset of the Year
When is a soundtrack not a soundtrack? Seven years ago, Marcus Fjellström recorded the score for the first season of The Terror, based on Dan Simmons’ novel of the same name, published a decade before. On the surface, the plot line
Marcus Fjellström ~ The Last Sunset of the Year
When is a soundtrack not a soundtrack? Seven years ago, Marcus Fjellström recorded the score for the first season of The Terror, based on Dan Simmons’ novel of the same name, published a decade before. On the surface, the plot line
Svarte Greiner ~ Devolving Trust
Erik K. Skodvin returns to his Svarte Greiner persona for Devolving Trust, a bleak yet meditative electro-acoustic improvisation for cello and electronics recorded in the crypt-like basement of an old Berlin brewery. While a seasoned improviser, Skodvin has eschewed releasing live
Svarte Greiner ~ Devolving Trust
Erik K. Skodvin returns to his Svarte Greiner persona for Devolving Trust, a bleak yet meditative electro-acoustic improvisation for cello and electronics recorded in the crypt-like basement of an old Berlin brewery. While a seasoned improviser, Skodvin has eschewed releasing live
Kaboom Karavan ~ The Log and the Leeway
The Log and the Leeway is one of the most unusual albums we’ve received this year, from one of the most unusual artists. But where other artists come across as weird and off-putting, Kaboom Karavan (also known as Bram Bosteels) comes across as
Kaboom Karavan ~ The Log and the Leeway
The Log and the Leeway is one of the most unusual albums we’ve received this year, from one of the most unusual artists. But where other artists come across as weird and off-putting, Kaboom Karavan (also known as Bram Bosteels) comes across as
A Closer Listen’s Best Experimental Albums of the Decade
“Let’s try an experiment, and see if it works!” By all indications, the experiments of the ten artists on our decade chart were successful. They tried new things, and found their efforts rewarded. While we laud the efforts of all
A Closer Listen’s Best Experimental Albums of the Decade
“Let’s try an experiment, and see if it works!” By all indications, the experiments of the ten artists on our decade chart were successful. They tried new things, and found their efforts rewarded. While we laud the efforts of all
Marcus Fjellström ~ Exercises in Estrangement / Gebrauchsmusik
Exercises in Estrangement and Gebrauchsmusik were Marcus Fjellström‘s first two albums, originally released on Lampse in 2005 and 2006. Listening to them now, in pristine new editions from Miasmah, it’s remarkable to consider how contemporary ~ even futuristic ~ they
Marcus Fjellström ~ Exercises in Estrangement / Gebrauchsmusik
Exercises in Estrangement and Gebrauchsmusik were Marcus Fjellström‘s first two albums, originally released on Lampse in 2005 and 2006. Listening to them now, in pristine new editions from Miasmah, it’s remarkable to consider how contemporary ~ even futuristic ~ they
Clarice Jensen ~ For this from that will be filled
Our long, slow goodbye to beloved composer Jóhann Jóhannsson continues with the unveiling of Clarice Jensen‘s debut album; opener “bc” was composed together. As the artistic director of ACME (American Contemporary Music Ensemble), Jensen worked with Jóhannsson over the last decade of his
Clarice Jensen ~ For this from that will be filled
Our long, slow goodbye to beloved composer Jóhann Jóhannsson continues with the unveiling of Clarice Jensen‘s debut album; opener “bc” was composed together. As the artistic director of ACME (American Contemporary Music Ensemble), Jensen worked with Jóhannsson over the last decade of his