Posts Tagged: Morr Music
B. Fleischmann ~ Stop Making Fans
It’s not always easy to sympathise with PR departments but spare a thought for the team faced with the new B. Fleischmann album. You can imagine the conversation: PR: “Stop Making Fans? B, what are you saying here?” B: “It’s
B. Fleischmann ~ Stop Making Fans
It’s not always easy to sympathise with PR departments but spare a thought for the team faced with the new B. Fleischmann album. You can imagine the conversation: PR: “Stop Making Fans? B, what are you saying here?” B: “It’s
Mikael Lind ~ Intentions and Variations
What a cover. Julia Guther’s “remixed artwork” is the EP’s entry point, making one think, I have to hear this. Fortunately, the collection is a pure reflection of its cover, sounding like synaesthetic falling stars. Those who remember Reykjavik’s Mikael Lind from his 2013
Mikael Lind ~ Intentions and Variations
What a cover. Julia Guther’s “remixed artwork” is the EP’s entry point, making one think, I have to hear this. Fortunately, the collection is a pure reflection of its cover, sounding like synaesthetic falling stars. Those who remember Reykjavik’s Mikael Lind from his 2013
Óbó ~ Innhverfi (Exclusive Full Album Stream!)
Sigur Rós fans will be drawn instantly to the debut release from Ólafur Björn Ólafsson, the band’s touring keyboardist and percussionist, especially given the fact that the last Sigur Rós album dropped the percussion. But we’ve already buried the lead story: Óbó
Óbó ~ Innhverfi (Exclusive Full Album Stream!)
Sigur Rós fans will be drawn instantly to the debut release from Ólafur Björn Ólafsson, the band’s touring keyboardist and percussionist, especially given the fact that the last Sigur Rós album dropped the percussion. But we’ve already buried the lead story: Óbó
Sóley ~ Krómantík
As a member of Icelandic collective Seabear, Sóley Stefánsdóttir shared in the creation of numerous catchy pop gems, including “I Sink, I Swim”, “Arms” and “I’ll Build You a Fire.” Having had the opportunity to catch Seabear live at Iceland Airwaves, I
Sóley ~ Krómantík
As a member of Icelandic collective Seabear, Sóley Stefánsdóttir shared in the creation of numerous catchy pop gems, including “I Sink, I Swim”, “Arms” and “I’ll Build You a Fire.” Having had the opportunity to catch Seabear live at Iceland Airwaves, I
ACL 2013: Top Ten Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
The last of our genre lists is filled with WOW moments: big crescendos, bold moves, instinctive collaborations, explosions of brass. This is music for car stereos and open windows, music to lift the sullen heart and to make it race.
ACL 2013: Top Ten Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
The last of our genre lists is filled with WOW moments: big crescendos, bold moves, instinctive collaborations, explosions of brass. This is music for car stereos and open windows, music to lift the sullen heart and to make it race.
Kaboom Karavan ~ Hokus Fokus
An album by a frequent Kreng collaborator, mastered by Nils Frahm? Forget dragons, locusts and blood, the apocalypse has officially arrived. On a less important note, Frahm has just cemented his status as the Kevin Bacon of instrumental music. Combine
Kaboom Karavan ~ Hokus Fokus
An album by a frequent Kreng collaborator, mastered by Nils Frahm? Forget dragons, locusts and blood, the apocalypse has officially arrived. On a less important note, Frahm has just cemented his status as the Kevin Bacon of instrumental music. Combine
Amiina ~ The Lighthouse Project
The four women of Amiina form one of music’s most endearing groups. While they have played with Sigur Rós, they have formed a strong identity on their own, and their sound is distinctly theirs, a comforting blend of guitar, glockenspiel and strings that
Amiina ~ The Lighthouse Project
The four women of Amiina form one of music’s most endearing groups. While they have played with Sigur Rós, they have formed a strong identity on their own, and their sound is distinctly theirs, a comforting blend of guitar, glockenspiel and strings that
Otto A Totland / Erik K Skodvin ~ Harmony from the past
Former Norwegian schoolmates Otto A Totland and Erik K Skodvin are described as having been both friends and enemies. Of such complexity is inspiration often born. In this case, the two formed the moodily intricate Deaf Center. Sonic Pieces’ seven-inch Harmony from the Past presents
Otto A Totland / Erik K Skodvin ~ Harmony from the past
Former Norwegian schoolmates Otto A Totland and Erik K Skodvin are described as having been both friends and enemies. Of such complexity is inspiration often born. In this case, the two formed the moodily intricate Deaf Center. Sonic Pieces’ seven-inch Harmony from the Past presents
a closer listen 