Posts Tagged: Richard Allen
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Shards of Distant Times
As Shards of Distant Times is the third album Giulio Aldinucci has recorded for Karlrecords, one might consider the set a triptych. Borders and Ruins was an incredibly timely work, appearing in the early days of Brexit and Trump’s wall, while 2018’s Disappearing in a Mirror examined the
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Shards of Distant Times
As Shards of Distant Times is the third album Giulio Aldinucci has recorded for Karlrecords, one might consider the set a triptych. Borders and Ruins was an incredibly timely work, appearing in the early days of Brexit and Trump’s wall, while 2018’s Disappearing in a Mirror examined the
The Echelon Effect ~ Drift Ten
Drift Ten marks the 10th anniversary of David Walters’ project The Echelon Effect. The artist describes his latest album as a look forward and a look back. All of his signature aspects can be found here, from crisp mastering to alternating periods
The Echelon Effect ~ Drift Ten
Drift Ten marks the 10th anniversary of David Walters’ project The Echelon Effect. The artist describes his latest album as a look forward and a look back. All of his signature aspects can be found here, from crisp mastering to alternating periods
Levi Patel ~ A Shifting Lightness
It’s Lent, and New Zealand’s Levi Patel has gathered twelve friends to travel with him on his latest musical journey. While the coincidence is likely unintentional, it’s fair to call A Shifting Lightness a spiritual pilgrimage. The album began as an EP
Levi Patel ~ A Shifting Lightness
It’s Lent, and New Zealand’s Levi Patel has gathered twelve friends to travel with him on his latest musical journey. While the coincidence is likely unintentional, it’s fair to call A Shifting Lightness a spiritual pilgrimage. The album began as an EP
All shall be well (and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well) ~ Zwartgroen
The long name of these Dutch post-rockers is a quote from Julian of Norwich, a 14th century Christian mystic and the author of the oldest surviving female-penned English language book. The quote continues, “For there is a Force of love
All shall be well (and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well) ~ Zwartgroen
The long name of these Dutch post-rockers is a quote from Julian of Norwich, a 14th century Christian mystic and the author of the oldest surviving female-penned English language book. The quote continues, “For there is a Force of love
Collectress ~ Different Geographies
We first shared news of the new Collectress album in January, when we listed it as one of our top picks of the season. This week, it’s finally out! The female quartet (with guest appearances by a man and a dog) offers
Collectress ~ Different Geographies
We first shared news of the new Collectress album in January, when we listed it as one of our top picks of the season. This week, it’s finally out! The female quartet (with guest appearances by a man and a dog) offers
Pantha du Prince ~ Conference of Trees
As a forester, Pantha du Prince is attuned to the symbiotic relationship between humans and nature. Conference of Trees is a tribute to a seldom publicized phenomenon: the communication of our tall brethren. Their conversations may be slow, as portrayed by
Pantha du Prince ~ Conference of Trees
As a forester, Pantha du Prince is attuned to the symbiotic relationship between humans and nature. Conference of Trees is a tribute to a seldom publicized phenomenon: the communication of our tall brethren. Their conversations may be slow, as portrayed by
Geographic North ~ Sketch for Winter Series
Is it still winter where you are? Today is the first day of meteorological spring In the Northern Hemisphere, and in Atlanta, Georgia, the home of Geographic North, it’s cold enough to snow at night and warm enough to wear shorts
Geographic North ~ Sketch for Winter Series
Is it still winter where you are? Today is the first day of meteorological spring In the Northern Hemisphere, and in Atlanta, Georgia, the home of Geographic North, it’s cold enough to snow at night and warm enough to wear shorts
Pablo Diserens ~ on australian shores: listening to birds, insects and molluscs
Pablo Diserens was either in the right place at the right time, or just before the incredibly wrong time. Only three months ago, he was walking the Australian shores, recording the sounds of the local wildlife. The bushfires had already begun,
Pablo Diserens ~ on australian shores: listening to birds, insects and molluscs
Pablo Diserens was either in the right place at the right time, or just before the incredibly wrong time. Only three months ago, he was walking the Australian shores, recording the sounds of the local wildlife. The bushfires had already begun,
