Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Ian William Craig & Daniel Lentz ~ In a Word
FRKWYS Vol. 16: In a Word is the latest volume of an intergenerational project. We last visited the project with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani’s Volume 13, which ended up on our list of the Best Ambient Albums of the
Ian William Craig & Daniel Lentz ~ In a Word
FRKWYS Vol. 16: In a Word is the latest volume of an intergenerational project. We last visited the project with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani’s Volume 13, which ended up on our list of the Best Ambient Albums of the
Phoria ~ Caught a Black Rabbit
From 2010-16, Phoria released a handful of electronically-minded, lyric-based EPs and one LP, then went quiet for four years, only to emerge as a modern composition ensemble. Whenever a band switches from the vocal to the instrumental, we feel like they’ve been
Phoria ~ Caught a Black Rabbit
From 2010-16, Phoria released a handful of electronically-minded, lyric-based EPs and one LP, then went quiet for four years, only to emerge as a modern composition ensemble. Whenever a band switches from the vocal to the instrumental, we feel like they’ve been
Berlin Atonal ~ More Light
COVID-19 has cancelled your festival. Now what? Berlin Atonal has responded with a slew of creative offerings. The biggest and the best is a 5-record box set, More Light, featuring new music from Caterina Barbieri, Paul Jebanasam + Roly Porter and more.
Berlin Atonal ~ More Light
COVID-19 has cancelled your festival. Now what? Berlin Atonal has responded with a slew of creative offerings. The biggest and the best is a 5-record box set, More Light, featuring new music from Caterina Barbieri, Paul Jebanasam + Roly Porter and more.
PARKEN: Live in the Park
Here’s another fun festival that one can only find online: nine concerts curated by Robert Schwarz as part of Vienna’s PARKEN festival. While most of the concerts took place before COVID-19, the artists were unable to tour this year, so this is
PARKEN: Live in the Park
Here’s another fun festival that one can only find online: nine concerts curated by Robert Schwarz as part of Vienna’s PARKEN festival. While most of the concerts took place before COVID-19, the artists were unable to tour this year, so this is
Rael Jones ~ Mother Echo
Losing a parent is traumatic, but remembering a parent can be therapeutic, as proven by Rael Jones on Mother Echo. The album is a heartfelt tribute to the composer’s mother, released on the fifth anniversary of her death. Piano and string quartet combine
Rael Jones ~ Mother Echo
Losing a parent is traumatic, but remembering a parent can be therapeutic, as proven by Rael Jones on Mother Echo. The album is a heartfelt tribute to the composer’s mother, released on the fifth anniversary of her death. Piano and string quartet combine
Gidge ~ New Light
The music of Gidge flows like a stream, streams like sunlight, and rolls like mountains. The USA’s Pacific Northwest is the inspiration for the second full-length release from this Umeå, Sweden duo, whose growing discography also includes EPs and a film score.
Gidge ~ New Light
The music of Gidge flows like a stream, streams like sunlight, and rolls like mountains. The USA’s Pacific Northwest is the inspiration for the second full-length release from this Umeå, Sweden duo, whose growing discography also includes EPs and a film score.
Reid Willis ~ Mother Of
A lifelong struggle with anxiety has culminated in the release of Mother Of, which seems suited to our times. The “mother” is the universe, all of us children in her womb. And so as the album begins with the sound of
Reid Willis ~ Mother Of
A lifelong struggle with anxiety has culminated in the release of Mother Of, which seems suited to our times. The “mother” is the universe, all of us children in her womb. And so as the album begins with the sound of
William Basinski ~ Lamentations
A low, slow, bell tolls during the opening minutes of Lamentations. The album title references the Jewish book of mourning; the track title references John Donne. We are in a time of lamentation right now, and the bell tolls for all
William Basinski ~ Lamentations
A low, slow, bell tolls during the opening minutes of Lamentations. The album title references the Jewish book of mourning; the track title references John Donne. We are in a time of lamentation right now, and the bell tolls for all
