Posts Tagged: Pascal Savy
The Return of Experimedia
Jeremy Bible’s Experimedia is one of the world’s most comprehensive and consistent online music outlets. But Experimedia is also a record label. This week, the label returns after a three-year hiatus, presenting Matthias Urban‘s Passagen and Pascal Savy‘s Dislocations. While the releases may share a common genre, their
The Return of Experimedia
Jeremy Bible’s Experimedia is one of the world’s most comprehensive and consistent online music outlets. But Experimedia is also a record label. This week, the label returns after a three-year hiatus, presenting Matthias Urban‘s Passagen and Pascal Savy‘s Dislocations. While the releases may share a common genre, their
ACL 2014: Top Ten Ambient
This year, A Closer Listen continued to receive more ambient music than any other type, over 500 releases in all. The ambient field is so competitive that only the most distinctive releases manage to break through and to form a lasting impression.
ACL 2014: Top Ten Ambient
This year, A Closer Listen continued to receive more ambient music than any other type, over 500 releases in all. The ambient field is so competitive that only the most distinctive releases manage to break through and to form a lasting impression.
Pascal Savy ~ Adrift
Pascal Savy is a French musician who specializes in an organic kind of ambient that ages like the skin. His drifting drones are well versed in the art of decay, its vanquishing of youth and its intrinsic link to life.
Pascal Savy ~ Adrift
Pascal Savy is a French musician who specializes in an organic kind of ambient that ages like the skin. His drifting drones are well versed in the art of decay, its vanquishing of youth and its intrinsic link to life.
Pascal Savy ~ Receding
When is a piano EP not a piano EP? When the piano is recorded, then partially removed, leaving an “empty shell” where the notes one shuddered. The recording operates as a sonic illusion, as the notes heard are not fully there.
Pascal Savy ~ Receding
When is a piano EP not a piano EP? When the piano is recorded, then partially removed, leaving an “empty shell” where the notes one shuddered. The recording operates as a sonic illusion, as the notes heard are not fully there.
a closer listen 