Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Halina Rice ~ Elision
Elision may be Halina Rice‘s second album, but she hasn’t been quiet for the last five years; during that time, she worked on the “New Worlds” project, which showcased four club-worthy tracks, “each with their own visual identity and virtual world.” The
Halina Rice ~ Elision
Elision may be Halina Rice‘s second album, but she hasn’t been quiet for the last five years; during that time, she worked on the “New Worlds” project, which showcased four club-worthy tracks, “each with their own visual identity and virtual world.” The
Dominic Voz ~ Right to the City
Dominic Voz loves his current city of Chicago, just as he loves his former city of Portland. But loving one’s city sometimes means speaking the truth. Right to the City falls into an honored tradition of musical truth-telling, exemplified by Stevie Wonder’s
Dominic Voz ~ Right to the City
Dominic Voz loves his current city of Chicago, just as he loves his former city of Portland. But loving one’s city sometimes means speaking the truth. Right to the City falls into an honored tradition of musical truth-telling, exemplified by Stevie Wonder’s
Boy Is Fiction ~ Deeper Than Static
As the seasons change, there is comfort to be found in the ritual of cycles: green to red, light to dark, warm to cool. Boy Is Fiction slides easily into the comfort of shoegaze, breakbeat, glitch. For many, these genres
Boy Is Fiction ~ Deeper Than Static
As the seasons change, there is comfort to be found in the ritual of cycles: green to red, light to dark, warm to cool. Boy Is Fiction slides easily into the comfort of shoegaze, breakbeat, glitch. For many, these genres
Innerwoud ~ Furie
Furie is as dark as its cover art, nearly black in tone, like the sudden skies of autumn when one emerges from the office. Released on the first Friday of fall, Innerwoud ‘s album has found its proper season. if the moniker
Innerwoud ~ Furie
Furie is as dark as its cover art, nearly black in tone, like the sudden skies of autumn when one emerges from the office. Released on the first Friday of fall, Innerwoud ‘s album has found its proper season. if the moniker
Apta ~ Starlight
Apta‘s Starlight is the second entry in Clay Pipe Music’s Mini CD Library series, and it comes with a bonus: a tiny box to hold all five releases. If the curve of the star on the cover is meant to match the
Apta ~ Starlight
Apta‘s Starlight is the second entry in Clay Pipe Music’s Mini CD Library series, and it comes with a bonus: a tiny box to hold all five releases. If the curve of the star on the cover is meant to match the
Aaron Martin ~ The End of Medicine
Alex Lockwood’s documentary “The End of Medicine” is about the next pandemic, already brewing beneath the radar, ready to transfer from animals to humans. Even those immune to horror films may be terrified when they learn what happens when livestock
Aaron Martin ~ The End of Medicine
Alex Lockwood’s documentary “The End of Medicine” is about the next pandemic, already brewing beneath the radar, ready to transfer from animals to humans. Even those immune to horror films may be terrified when they learn what happens when livestock
Ian William Craig ~ Music for Magnesium_173
One doesn’t listen to an Ian William Craig album as much as experience it. This is again the case with Music for Magnesium_173, which finds the composer at the top of his abilities and still rising. Surprisingly, the album is the score to
Ian William Craig ~ Music for Magnesium_173
One doesn’t listen to an Ian William Craig album as much as experience it. This is again the case with Music for Magnesium_173, which finds the composer at the top of his abilities and still rising. Surprisingly, the album is the score to
V/A ~ CLAP. An anatomy of applause
CLAP is the sort of anthology that should come with a book, as the topic is so fertile and easy to understand and yet so infrequently covered. Why do we clap? What are the differences between various forms of applause? What
V/A ~ CLAP. An anatomy of applause
CLAP is the sort of anthology that should come with a book, as the topic is so fertile and easy to understand and yet so infrequently covered. Why do we clap? What are the differences between various forms of applause? What
