Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Spring Music Preview 2021 ~ Electronic
The wide electronic field stretches from sparkling ambience to pounding techno. This spring we’ll hear examples of both, plus everything in-between. We’re jealous of New Zealand, where everyone is back in the clubs, but we know our time is coming;
Spring Music Preview 2021 ~ Electronic
The wide electronic field stretches from sparkling ambience to pounding techno. This spring we’ll hear examples of both, plus everything in-between. We’re jealous of New Zealand, where everyone is back in the clubs, but we know our time is coming;
Spring Music Preview 2021 ~ Ambient and Drone
Over the course of the week, we’ll be bringing you nearly 300 albums to peruse: the initial salvo of what will eventually be thousands of spring albums. We do this because we are fans first, and reviewers second. Three times
Spring Music Preview 2021 ~ Ambient and Drone
Over the course of the week, we’ll be bringing you nearly 300 albums to peruse: the initial salvo of what will eventually be thousands of spring albums. We do this because we are fans first, and reviewers second. Three times
Bell Orchestre ~ House Music
Over a decade has passed since we last heard new music from Bell Orchestre. Fans agonized over the thought they might never hear the band again. Then came last fall’s announcement that the band had been signed to Erased Tapes, and
Bell Orchestre ~ House Music
Over a decade has passed since we last heard new music from Bell Orchestre. Fans agonized over the thought they might never hear the band again. Then came last fall’s announcement that the band had been signed to Erased Tapes, and
Minihi ~ Recaptures
I’ve been waiting nearly a year for Recaptures, and now it’s finally here! “Hallowed Halls” was the first taste, released last July and one of the best modern composition singles of 2020. “Phemie’s Walk” followed in October, “Lost Takeno” in January.
Minihi ~ Recaptures
I’ve been waiting nearly a year for Recaptures, and now it’s finally here! “Hallowed Halls” was the first taste, released last July and one of the best modern composition singles of 2020. “Phemie’s Walk” followed in October, “Lost Takeno” in January.
Stearica ~ Golem 202020
The themes of post-rock ~ cinematic vistas, light and dark, a sense of catharsis ~ are well-suited to scoring classic films, whose original soundtracks were often performed by a lone pianist. Der Golem, wie er in die Welt kam (1920) just
Stearica ~ Golem 202020
The themes of post-rock ~ cinematic vistas, light and dark, a sense of catharsis ~ are well-suited to scoring classic films, whose original soundtracks were often performed by a lone pianist. Der Golem, wie er in die Welt kam (1920) just
Sébastien Guérive ~ Omega Point
If you’re going to make your own sci-fi soundtrack, it’s always best to have visuals: to “put your money where your mouth is,” so to speak. Sébastien Guérive does this by enlisting the aid of Thomas Blanchard, whom our readers may recognize
Sébastien Guérive ~ Omega Point
If you’re going to make your own sci-fi soundtrack, it’s always best to have visuals: to “put your money where your mouth is,” so to speak. Sébastien Guérive does this by enlisting the aid of Thomas Blanchard, whom our readers may recognize
Mattia Loris Siboni ~ Quiet Area suite
Mattia Loris Siboni asks, “how many types of silence exist?” The framework is reminiscent of Deborah Underwood and Renata Liwska’s The Quiet Book, which explores quiet ~ and silence ~ as multi-nuanced entities. One suspects Siboni would enjoy The Quiet Book, as the
Mattia Loris Siboni ~ Quiet Area suite
Mattia Loris Siboni asks, “how many types of silence exist?” The framework is reminiscent of Deborah Underwood and Renata Liwska’s The Quiet Book, which explores quiet ~ and silence ~ as multi-nuanced entities. One suspects Siboni would enjoy The Quiet Book, as the
Whettman Chelmets ~ For…
Whettman Chelmets has recorded some very dark music in the past, but For… is a beacon of light, with one of the warmest endings we’ve heard all year. While other pandemic-related sets concentrate on a single aspect ~ fear, isolation, quarantine ~ this
Whettman Chelmets ~ For…
Whettman Chelmets has recorded some very dark music in the past, but For… is a beacon of light, with one of the warmest endings we’ve heard all year. While other pandemic-related sets concentrate on a single aspect ~ fear, isolation, quarantine ~ this
